14 handicapper taking my first lesson. Aaron was amazing…read more. he just gave me one tip.. he asked me a lot of questions listened to me watched my swing and gave me a life (swing) changing tip. I left the lesson hitting the ball 20 yards further. Incredible!! Thank you Aaron.

Great place to get better at golf due to the incredible accuracy and feedback. I especially…read moreappreciate the ultra slow motion video that their monitors provide which shows a close up of your club striking the ball. Coming here has helped my game a ton.

Intuitive golf instructor. Fun and effective. Becky holds…read moregreat lessons for beginners and she is a terrific coach for advanced players.

Great golf coach for any level player. Funny positive keeps it simple. She really elevated my game.read more

I've played a lot of public golf courses, and this was one of the most poorly managed pace-of-play…read moreexperiences I've ever seen. The round was moving at an unbelievably slow pace, with groups stacked on every tee box and waits on nearly every shot. What made the experience worse was the complete lack of logical management from the marshal and head pro. Instead of actually addressing the bottleneck or helping improve flow, they spent more time trying to justify why a 5+ hour pace was somehow "normal." At one point, despite multiple open holes ahead and obvious spacing issues, I was told I couldn't play through because it would "mess up the order." That explanation made absolutely no sense considering the course was already severely backed up and groups were sitting idle on tee boxes anyway. Rather than using common sense and customer service, the staff seemed more focused on defending the dysfunction than fixing it. Golf is supposed to be enjoyable, but spending most of the day waiting while being lectured about pace-of-play policies that clearly were not working was incredibly frustrating. A marshal's job is to keep play moving, not explain away slow golf while doing nothing to improve it. The course itself has potential, but the on-course management completely ruined the experience. Until they learn how to manage pace of play with logic and flexibility instead of excuses, I would think twice before coming back.

Very impressed. Great layout. Tons of doglegs with water or long fescue to try and take on for an…read moreaggressive line. Loved #2, a snake-like par 5 with a big tree and center line bunker guarding the approach. 9 is another great par 5 that asks you a risk/reward question off the tee especially. 10 is a great par 4 that's hard to see how open it is off the tee. 12 is a big par 5 up the hill and around a pond. 13's par 3 pin was tucked on the right side. Really cool hole over water. 16 is the one hole I played well but would be tough to manage at times. Gets narrow off the tee then a group of trees guards 50% of the green. Some of the trees are in the middle of the fairway. I don't mind the design, but the trees need to be trimmed a bit in my opinion. 18 is a strong finishing par 5 around a marsh. Great conditions when we played. Not the fastest greens, but I was told to play it right around the Colorado Open they host each year. I saw several hidden tee boxes they probably use for a tournament that big. Only downside to the course was the houses on pretty much every hole. The Trackman driving range was a nice bonus. Nice extra practice area for members too. Definitely on the short list of Denver golf courses when I come back!

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.

Solid place, we went for a corporate outing. They have plenty of bays and nice equipment as well as…read morereasonably priced drinks to enjoy while you're on the virtual course. The customer service was quite friendly and the had a nice mix of spirits, seltzers and beers. Definitely a cool spot to etch in a tee time at:

Swing Bays is a wonderful option to have in Parker. With 5 separate bays to fine tune your game…read morethere is plenty of room to work on your game solo, or have a virtual round with a group. The cost is very reasonable with membership options to make it even more cost effective if you are looking to visit a lot. The staff is outstanding and attentive and ale willing to answer questions. They have a good selection of drinks and a few snacks, and allow you to bring in food from the surrounding restaurants if you wish. Overall The Swig Bays is a 5 star alternative to being on the golf course.

There's a lot to like about this golf spot. They've got outdoor mini golf that's really nice and an…read moreaffordable driving range that often has great specials. I bought a card when they were doing a special, and I can basically play their driving range for the next 2 years when I have free time for a very reasonable price. While I haven't played the actual course here, the mini golf area is well done and nicely maintained. It's a great, affordable way to hit the driving range when you want to get outside and get away from the simulator for a while. It's also completely not intimidating here and has the laid back vibe that is 0% country club uppity vibes.

We had a great experience doing some putt putt with my daughter and parents. It's a no frills…read moreoutdoor course but it's reasonably priced and a great lil family night out. The restaurant was convenient but nothing great. Food was meh. But I'm glad I found this place. It's great for some outdoor fun!

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.

Great staff, high quality hitting bays and instruction…read more 5 stars all the way, recommend highly!

Peak Golf Academy is absolutely top-notch! The coaches here are not only highly skilled but also…read moreincredibly patient and supportive. Nikki and Katie take the time to understand your individual strengths and areas for improvement, tailoring their teaching to help you achieve your goals. The facilities are excellent, and the overall atmosphere is welcoming and motivating. Whether you're a beginner or looking to take your game to the next level, this academy has everything you need to succeed. Thanks to their expertise and guidance, my confidence and skills on the course have improved dramatically. I can't recommend this place enough for anyone serious about improving their golf game! PS- Don't let other reviews scare you off... Before July of this year I had never touched a golf club... now 5 months later... I'm averaging over 200+ yards on driving and continuing improving every week!