I had a free evening and decided to stop by Evergreen golf club…read more There's simulators are very high-end and helpful for someone. That's trying to learn their game as there is a lot of practice options and full golf course options. I believe they had 240 of them. Convenient location with a great staff. The simulators or very easy to control and handle unlike some other locations I have been to. Dylan was very helpful and got us set up and was very accommodating to our needs. Highly recommend.

The staff here have all been friendly and helpful and the facilities are top notch! The practice…read morebays all have newer Golfzon equipment - I love the "auto-tee" function they all have. The have a couple of TwoVision rooms as well which are great for groups or a more 'realistic' round of golf. I come here to work on my game, warm-up before an outdoor round, or just have some fun playing a round out of the elements.

Run, don't walk to your first lesson with Jamie. I was essentially a brand new golfer this year and…read morewas desperate to learn the fundamentals. After 2 lessons my carry has literally doubled and I finally have a swing that is replicable and more importantly, effective. Jamie is extremely intuitive and makes the learning experience even easier by providing progress videos and action items to work on for next time. I already loved golf, now I am absolutely addicted.

Jamie White is an amazing golf instructor. I haven't shot in the 60s since I played in college and…read morehe got me shooting in the 60s again. He's a great instructor who knows his stuff.

When it comes to a solid par 3 for beginners this is a great starter course ! Quick rounds…read moredepending on the day. This course is centered in a retirement community so my goal has always been to not break glass or hit some retirees in the head with a ball. So far so good ! No casualties. Also they have a FIRE restaurant for a bite after a few birdies ‍

This is a great, relatively short par 3 nine hole course. I knew it was in there. I have driven…read morepassed the road to get to it 100+ times. Never tried it - until this morning. My kiddo just turned six and has been golfing for years now. I decided it was time to let him play a 'real adult course' after playing exclusively the First Tee par 3 courses around town. So first things first - the pro shop is out back of the building and a tiny bit tricky to locate the first time around. There's a bag drop out front, but doesn't need to be there. Just take your clubs straight back. The staff member who checked us in was very friendly. There is a discount for Junior golfers, but no such deal for veterans. All in all it was $25 to play (total for two of us) and we were able to tee off on time. The course is is great condition, and it is clear that they have a staff that cares about presentation and course management. The winding lake in the middle only brings water into play on a couple of the holes. The rest are pretty straight shots, and nothing is out of reach for most golfers. I think the longest was just short of 200 yards. We had a great day, and even though we had to wait at a number of tee boxes, the whole round only took aboutj 90 minutes. There is a very fun looking restaurant right as you step off the ninth green that we definitely want to try at some point, but it was a work day, so raincheck on that one. All in all, great experience.

I absolutely loved this track. Best course in Denver for the money you spend. Very walkable and it…read morewas in great condition when I played it. Greens were medium in terms of speed but very smooth. Fairways were great and the rough was thick. This is my favorite flat course I have played. Tom Doak is an amazing golf course architect, and this is by far the cheapest course designed by him you'll find. Greens are wild. So many reveals when you get closer or go over a ridge. Number 3 is a great par 5 with a center line bunker that messes with your layup choices, and the punchbowl green is sweet. A couple of people I played with pulled their shots left and had some really tough chips coming in. Number 10 is a short par 4 that I would play differently next time. Very wide open on the left, more that you would think. Better angle into that green where trees guards the right side. I would not hit driver and go left, leaving a flip wedge in. Hole 11, a par 5, is my favorite. Didn't hit it well off the tee and ended up in that big cross bunker. Big mound short right of the green both kicks golf balls towards the middle of the green or propels balls over the right side of the green. Water is all up the left side is the hole. Great design. Absolute brutes from hole 14 to the finish. Fun track I'll try and play every time I'm in town. Very hard to get tee times, even during the week as a single. Driving range is huge and off grass. I think I saw three chipping greens and a big putting green. Plenty of areas to practice. Great course for a push cart.

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.

Unprofessional and unorganized would highly recommend going somewhere else. Employee was rude and…read morenot helpful

Not as advertised. Not suitable for beginners. Awfully expensive. A bit disorganized…read more I received a lesson/fitting package as a gift. The gift giver was assured that the experience would be suitable for a beginner. Nope! Much of the lesson involved golf swing jargon that just isn't going to be understood by a beginner. Hey, if you know the difference between an open and closed shoulder in your backswing, or the difference between a strong and weak grip (hint: now I know it's nothing to do with how hard you grab the club), then you aren't a beginner, and GolfTec might work for you. Anyway, I stood open mouthed as my coach spewed utter jibberish at me. I stopped him early, and let him know I didn't understand the lingo. Didn't really help. Despite their claims, they really don't have a curriculum for beginners. Beginners need a bunch of instruction in set up and swing fundamentals that really don't benefit from GolfTec's (admittedly cool) elaborate video and computer swing tracking technology. Hey, I get that an advanced golfer, who swings consistently, might love the video breakdown looking for swing faults. A beginner is going to have enough self evident swing faults that this technology is overkill. It's like using a sledgehammer to push in a tack. And GolfTec is expensive. Anyone getting lessons on a weekly basis is definitely going to be paying GolfTec the equivalent of a car payment. Hey, I'm not saying it's not worth it. It's just that for beginners, there are cheaper and more efficient ways to learn the fundamentals. My friends who have had success with GolfTec are both far from beginner level, and are pretty indifferent to cost. If that describes you, great! You might love GolfTec. Me, not so much. Not as advertised.

Excellent golf facility and instruction from Geoff Grieg! I highly reccommend his instruction…read moremethods and approach. He is great at building your confidence regardless of your skill level. If you are interested in improving your game dramatically, Give EVO Golf a look!

I never picked up a golf club until I was 62. Since then I have had many lessons from different…read moreteaching pros with varying success. It was not until I had the good fortune to take lessons with Geoff that I have been able to show a significant improvement in my game. Geoff does not reinvent your swing but just makes small tweaks that make a big difference. The bottom line is that Geoff is an extremely talented teacher who not only has an understanding of the mechanics of the golf swing but knows how to transfer that to his students.

John Hanson is AMAZING!! Throughout my life, I had played golf a couple of times a year with my…read morefamily but had never had a golf lesson (unless you consider the thousands of suggestions my dad always offered). This past week I had 2 one hour lessons with John that were game changers and I owe it all to him. My first one hour lesson was a putting lesson. He watched me putt for a few minutes and immediately saw my problem. I wasn't tucking my elbows into my body and once I was told I needed to do this, it changed everything. My second 1 hour lesson we worked on my golf swing. I have always struggled with making clean contact with the ball. I always brush the ground before hitting the ball. Again, John observed my swing for several minutes before figuring out the problem. He videoed my swing and shared with me. I was leaning back on my right foot too much when I needed to be leaning on my left foot. With this small change, I am now hitting the ball clean (not perfect yet, but an absolute game changer)! Thank you, John for being so observant, knowledgeable, and fun to work with. Tiffany

I took lessons with Vincent Downie and he did a phenomenal job. It took a while for what he was…read moreteaching me to kick in, but if you put in the work, you will see amazing results. Since working with Vince, my handicap has dropped by 8 strokes. I've taken lessons from a variety of coaches, and found Vince to be attentive and very knowledgeable. He didn't try to "reinvent the wheel" like other coaches do.

Ben at Trent Wearner Golf Academy is great. He figured out and fixed what Golftec couldn't in just…read morea couple of lessons. I am hitting the ball better than I ever have. Their approach to lessons is truly individualized rather that the one size fits all lessons you might get elsewhere. I strongly recommend spending the time and money with Trent Wearner before buying all new equipment. Trent Wearner Academy and Ben are truly, "You get what you pay for".