The good: I normally really like this course. It's close to…read morehome, they have good practice facilities, the course staff is normally really cool, its a challenging track. The story: On July 4th we teed of at 6:20am for our round. The starter was awesome and helped set the mood for a great morning of golf! $92 each for the round but its a holiday weekend and typically, a nicer Aurora course. All good! The course is in rough shape! It has been in the 90s and we haven't had any rain, I get it, it costs money to run a course. Now the bad: The marshall was waiting off the left side of #3 fairway, hands on hips waiting to tell us we were slow. Our carts tell us this, but thanks! The group ahead was moving fast and we did have a slow start (it happens). The GPS said we were 4 minutes behind and there was no one waiting on us, which the marshall acknowledged that no one was waiting on us. No "Hey, good morning!" Or "hey, I know its early and we're all just getting going, but try your best to keep pace today so everyone has a good round" or anything. Just a rude course marshall that unnecessarily needs to nagg golfers. He followed us for the next 2 holes, which really annoyed all 4 of us. It wasn't a great experience after spending $194 for me and my wife to play a round of golf with friends and get nagged straight away. No beverage cart on the 4th of July until after 10am...? We were on hole #15 before we saw the beverage cart. Oh and by the way, 10 minutes ahead of pace at that the turn, AND finished the round in 4 hours and 33 minutes. Seems like we kept pace fine after we got going. If you want us playing speed golf speed your GPS carts up from 7-10 MPH to 12-15 MPH and it may help your grouchy Saturday morning marshall's rude attitude. We'll play elsewhere for a while. These kind of employees should remind themselves we are paying a lot of money to golf on these courses and we all hit bad shots now and again. If there's no golfers there's no need for marshalls. No one wants to shank shots, so CHILL OUT! Cart guys were super cool as usual. Shout out to the cart guys, pro shop, and starter.

This was a very good golf course. Because of water restrictions (even though they water with…read morenon-potable water) the course is in horrible shape. All because the mayor of the city mandated that the course can't look better than people's yards. Do they not realize the cost to bring this course back to playable conditions? Idiots you're going to cost the tax payers hundreds of thousands of dollars to bring this back. You had access to all the non-potable water you could use. Non-potable water is not safe for anything but watering grass. The whole back nine the fairways were mostly dead. In addition you still think that you can charge about a $100 per round with a cart on the weekend. I hear Saddle rock isn't any better. As the saying goes you can't fix stupid.

I booked a tee time through GolfNow for this little executive course that is advertised as "great…read morefor kids." I had my son looking forward to playing golf all week to be greeted by a proShop that almost refused to let us play. After going back and forth and me begging to play after driving an hour and a half to be on time to a 6:15 tee time, they agreed to let us play. On our way out of the proShop we were tough talked and told we would be removed from the course if we held up pace of play and golf etiquette(I shot even par don't talk to me about etiquette) We of course had a blast when we were out there so well done to the greens keeper! After the round we sat and had some food and a lemonade. I watched one of the staff come and publicly dress down a group for playing behind pace. The pace got screwed up at the beginning of the day as we were waiting on every shot first thing in the morning. If you are going to run an executive course- you designed it for beginners. That is why I was there with my kid and many others were with their kid. I would understand if I were at BearDance and beginners were out there and holding up pace of play but not at the links in HR. I obviously won't be back even though my dad and I played the course when I was growing up. Golf is a generational game you guys could try embracing that instead of turning folks off from the game. Lastly, fix the way you advertise your rates. They charged me $180 for myself, my kid and a cart. Website and golf now say otherwise. Very disappointing experience especially since my son and I have played on much nicer courses and have been treated MUCH better.

I booked a Tee time in the afternoon and we started late. Late start at the beginning.. The…read morepractice range is a mess. There's really not much grass to hit off of. Putting green and chipping area is good. Then the course is in poor condition. The tee boxes are in poor condition and the management isn't trying to make it better. The play is slow the last couple of weeks taking 5 hours a round on a course that is supposed to be played in less than 4 hours. Now the course is a 3 1/2 hours normally. There use to be marshals but they got new carts with screens so there's a lot of restrictions and no Marshalls and that is disappointing because the management has no control of the course and there 6 people in a tiny pro shop. The disappointment doesn't end there-the management and pro shop can have an unfriendly attitude if you complain about anything. It doesn't matter to them about people hitting up on you or making you sit ten to fifteen minutes on a hole. The cart and food is also very disappointing as well. The cart barely has anything and my Reese's cup was expired. Maybe the management should spend some time at the course and spend some of that money on the course too. All in total a BIG DISAPPOINTMENT For the money they charge-even ;in the winter when the grass is brown and when the bathrooms are closed and equipment is not out it is the same price. Live in Highlands Ranch, Co.

Over rated and over priced This place is way over priced for…read morewhat you get. Slow play, so the Ranger is doing Jack sh!t, do your job. No body fixes their ball marks so the greens are beat up. Pro shop staff is doesn't acknowledge you when you walk in or walk up to the counter. Two thumbs down.

One of the better golf courses in the Denver Metro Area…read more Greens fees are a bit steep but the course is in pretty amazing shape. Greens were recently sanded and still fast. This reminds me a lot of the courses I play in California: Olympic, Spy Glass, Poppy Hill etc. This course will challenge you as you get a lot of up and down, right and left. Plenty of traps strategically placed. Large trees protect some of the greens. Tough second cut. Great driving range. Great carts with computer distance and hole layout. Will def play again

Great golf course, always enjoy the track even though the maintenance has slipped over the past…read morecouple of years. My biggest frustration is the "pay in advance" tee times. No one else does this, and there is no reason for it. I always end up having to go to the shop to get a refund for a Jr or Sr in my group. The staff is not always the most welcoming when doing this.

Lots of fair criticism in these other reviews, but I would note the "crappy double wide" that was…read moreused as a club house was a temporary thing that was done while they remodeled the main club house. Slow play is also a fair call out, but guys it is a busy muni, of course it's slow. Some new changes for this year that will probably annoy someone are online only reservations, and hitting mats on the range on Mondays. Now on to the good stuff, this course was redone about 15 years ago by Tom Doak it is wide open and approachable for weaker players but also has a more challenging scoring line on every hole. The course is kept in good shape and if you'd like is very walkable. A few things I'd like to see improved as someone who has played here for years: 1.) replace the trees that die, some of the ones we have lost have really changed the character of certain holes. 2.) invest more in F&B, if there is a full tee sheet there should be one cart parked out by 12 at that large intersection and one lapping.

We played Meadow Hills for the first time, very pretty, very forgiving, even though I lost 3 golf…read moreballs to the water. The water is more for pretty than a hazard, so not sure how I did that. Both the fairways and greens are wide and forgiving. Great for the causal golfer. We are in a draught, so so of the areas were dry, and your ball would bounce funny, but we will return.

I am use to playing courses in San Francisco and Cali which resemble Meadow Hills...aka a more…read moretraditional style course with tree lined fairways. The course is nicely maintained and the price is right. Greens were crazy fast for me. Great course to walk, ride , or take a push cart. Reasonable greens fees. Real grass driving range

Shaun is amazing and very patient. After you're finished with a lesson, game or driving range go…read moreinside for a cold one. Or a sundae!

I went to play the course and when I got to the practice green and range before checking in there…read morewas about ten balls in the middle of the practice green. I went into the lounge to get a drink and use the restroom. When I went back out the balls were still there about ten minutes later with nobody around. I gathered the balls to hit on the range and a man came out of nowhere and yelled at me for stealing his balls. I asked if they were his and he said "Yeah mother fucker!" I said do you want them back and he said no. I walked over to the range as he kept yelling at me, and then he said "Here's one more mother fucker!" and threw it over to me. He then yelled "Get over here mother fucker, I'll fuck you up!" I hit one ball off the range and then he came over yelling that golf is a gentleman's sport. He then proceeded to tell me that he's a part time employee at Littleton Golf and Tennis and that I can go fuck myself. At that point another employee came out of the pro shop to see what was going on. I was obviously not going to be in the right mindset to play a round of golf there after that employee, out of all people, threatened to fight me and told me over and over again to go fuck myself. I packed up my bag and went home. That was a FIRST for me at any golf course! I would expect that at Harvard Gulch, but not there.

Super tough track and tight fairways and fast greens but awesome! Love a good challenge and walked…read morethe course it was so gorgeous, saw a few deer! Prices were a bit steep for sureee but worth it at least once!

1-star review…read more Unfortunately, my experience living here has been very unpleasant. There have been repeated disturbances coming from Building 1 involving loud yelling and what sounds like children being physically disciplined. Hearing children crying and adults shouting is extremely disturbing and has made it difficult to feel comfortable and relaxed in my own apartment. I understand that apartment living comes with some normal noise, but what I have heard goes far beyond ordinary neighbor noise. Management should take complaints about excessive noise and potential child safety concerns seriously and investigate them appropriately. I would strongly encourage prospective residents to visit the property at different times of day and speak with current residents before signing a lease.

Although the colder weather has moved in, I love that golf can be played all year round in…read moreColorado. In the mood to shake up our usual routine, we recently played 9 holes on the regulation course and found this gem of a place to be downright awesome. Here's why: STAR #1 = Booking tee times is insanely easy to do online through the City of Denver golf site. Tee times range from starting at sun up to sun down and are consistently open throughout the day! A must - sign up for a membership card (it's free!) because each payment towards a round of golf equates to points, which allow for freebies throughout the year! STAR #2 = Because this course doesn't boast a Par 3 course, rates can be a bit pricy especially in the peak morning hours on weekends. However, if you like tee times bright and early (90 minutes of the course opening - any day of the week!) golfers pay just $20/person which includes all green fees, and a cart! Talk about a killer deal! STAR #3= The course itself is gorgeous! Pristine greens, a clubhouse rich in history with all the charm, and wide open views of the mountains, what's not to love? STAR #4 = The Pro Shop showcases the history of this course, offers a wide variety of clothing and retail options for purchase and has the nicest staff to date. With this option decently close to home, I know I'll return to play another 9 holes

Well that's some great customer service if I ever heard one. Called the shop, think the name of the…read moreperson was Erik. Tried to cancel one of my tee times that was booked for two. My buddy can't make it and I was simply asking for him to cancel one of the tee time slots or open it up so that it can be grabbed by someone and if not, we pay for it. Mind you, it's way outside the 24 hour window. Instead of listening he ignored what I was sayin that I could not cancel or edit the booking since it was for TWO people. He insisted, that I could do it not even listening to me when I was trying to say I could not do it myself. Which is why I called in the first place. What a way to make a customer feel small. Maybe he was just too busy which I understand. Oh well - cancelled the entire reservation. Hope that makes him happy; now you lost a booking for two when it could've just been one person. Awesome!