Beautiful course. Well maintained. Great range for warm ups…read more Club house not great. Very little inventory of clothes and balls. Hard to get food after 9th hole. Doesn't lead you back to the restaurant. But the golf was awesome.

Nice course near the ski resort. Fairways lined with trees and there are several bridges that take…read moreyou over creeks. Price to play is high to say the least. $200 for out of town folks during the morning. Pace of play was brutally slow. 5 hour round. The course was definitely at max capacity. There is probably as close to 0% chance of me going back as could be just because I find that rate to be unaffordable.

If your at all a golfer avoid this course. It is way over priced and not a great experience. I have…read morenever been to a golf course where they allow non-golfers to play, some only carrying only one club. Worst experience on a golf course ever - avoid!

Challenging course but greens and pin placement crossed the line into unfair. Three cups placed at…read moretop of the crest of dome shaped greens. Noisy leaf blowers and lawn mowers the whole time.

We had such fun playing miniature golf and going through the maze! Although the site is pretty…read moresmall, the employees made the experience so enjoyable with their friendliness and engagement. The only takeaway from golf were the wasps hanging around which made us speed up our game a bit. The maze was an appropriate level of fun and challenge; it was very well made! We will definitely visit again!

This is an older course, but still contains some challenging holes. It was $15 per person though…read more The water jumps were probably the toughest holes, but the bricks are too low to support some of the tougher holes.

Wow, what a hidden secret nestled in Craig, CO. Our first time on this course, but will be our…read morego-to course during the Spring and Autumn visits to Steamboat Springs. Some of the prettiest fairways we have played in Colorado and fun and challenging greens. The price for 9 holes, 30 US$! Great deal and friendly atmosphere. Approximately 45-60 minutes drive from Steamboat.

After a couple years of inadequate grounds keeping, Yampa Valley Golf course is back. The…read moretransformation has been remarkable. Tyler,the new grounds supervisor,understands golf and has turned this course into something to be proud of. The greens are 90-95% repaired and in great shape. The dead spots on the fairways are gone. I played here when it was bad and I play here now. No comparison. Give it a shot.You wont be disappointed. Not only with the conditions but also the price. Plus, you get a friendly staff. Its the most reasonable course in the Yampa Valley. A bargain in today's golf world.

Place is picture perfect. Great sandwiches. Friendly service. Spectacular views.read more

Quite possibly the worst lunch I've experienced in Steamboat in recent history! Ordered simple…read morelunch of two shrimp roll appetizers at $17 a piece, two cokes and an order of fries. Waited 30 minutes for our food after ordering. The shrimp rolls were horrible - meager serving of tasteless tiny shrimp with some unidentifiable seasoning - no more than a teaspoon full in each of three tiny white bread rolls, cokes were horrible - some kind of off brand fountain syrup with a medicinal after taste and a basket of fries that were ice cold. Did I mention we waited 30 minutes plus for an outside table before ordering and it was made clear to us it was because we weren't 'members' so our wait would be longer...? Made to feel like a lesser class citizens. Then there were multiple apologies from our waitress for the poor service and food and we were told they only had ONE person working in the kitchen cooking for at least 50 customers. Won't be back. Even the spectacular view couldn't make up for our experience. Disappointing all around.

After 8 years of living in Colorado, my Mountain Golf experience was limited to a few trips up to…read morethe Evergreen City Course. Beautiful as the location is on a crisp morning, it's a bit of a dog track in terms of layout and conditioning. So, I was pretty excited on my recent trip to Denver that we had a tee-time up at the River Course. For a first experience of truly high-end Mountain Golf, this was a winner. Boy did we luck out - it was a perfect Fall day. Weather in the high-50's, Aspens were near peak-color, and the sky was crystal clear. Oh yeah - and I was smoking the ball on the range. I have as close to entirely positive things to say about the course as is possible. Stepping up to the first tee, a nice elevated look down over the fairway, it was clear that this is a beautiful location and a well designed and well maintained track. It's more of a resort-style course, so it is accommodating. While you can get into trouble if you stray too far, the fairways are generous and leave some margin for error. Overall, the course is fair - although there were number of holes I'd like to have a second crack at, since I might play differently with local-knowledge. The greens are fairly quick, and they are challenging. The super-star is the beautiful mountain scenery. The front nine is nice. There are some nice holes along the river, and a couple of cool elevated tee-boxes. #9 is a dramatic downhill Par-3 to end. The back-nine is off the hook. There were at least five awesome tee shots, including the fun (but frustrating) #16, and the magnificent #18 Par-5 to finish. The look down over Lake Dillon towards the range to the West is just beautiful. This is a fun place to play - and yes, the ball does fly at this elevation. If you are looking for a place to come and enjoy yourself, without driving yourself nuts, this is a good course. If you are visiting, this is easy to access, and it's a nice drive up from Denver. I believe that we also took advantage of a deal for Epic Pass (Vail Resorts - Ski Pass) Holders. $69 with a cart. Not bad for a Saturday afternoon.

The signs say this is a golf course, but it doubles as the world's largest free-roaming chipmunk…read moresanctuary. There are gopher holes everywhere, so watch your step unless rolling an ankle is part of your pre-shot routine. The greens somehow have more sand than the bunkers, which is especially confusing. At times it feels like you're putting out of a sand trap no matter where your ball lands. If you're looking for smooth greens, this isn't the place. If you're looking for wildlife and an overpriced zoo, you've found it.

Course was pretty. Staff and customer service was terrible…read more My fiance was on his bachelor trip, i called the restaurant to pay for a round of drinks for them... the guy on the phone said "that would be too much work for him to manually take my card over the phone" and I should just venmo them to make it easier... for who? Him? Then, the group had a tee time they were on time for, but the course was behind on their times... so they told our group we had to take a 2 HOUR break, so they could catch up.. but then later tried to say it was the groups fault.

Courses were amazing. 10/10. Scenery was amazing. And special shout out to Marty at check in /…read moredriving range who hooked it up for our buddies birthday. Def one of my fav set of courses and will surely be back.

First off -- it's a public course, and some argue the best non-private track in the country. That…read moremight be debatable. The setting is perfection: nestled at the base of the Gore Range with postcard-worthy views at every hole. Conditions: top-notch. Smooth greens, tight fairways, and the layout rewards smart play without being brutal. It is far more polished than most munis. Slightly sad fact? The course runs beside I-70, so mountain serenity comes with a symphony of highway noise. Other private courses in the region do too, but are set back further so the decibel level is lower or insignificant. This location nevertheless is a must-play if you're anywhere near Vail.

Food was not up to quality. Buffalo wings dry and no taste…read more humus dip very good. Lobster roll so so. Bla food

This is my golf club because it out-shines all others in the mountains, around the state and around…read morethe country for overall value, really nice staff (all of them), the scenery, great course conditions, the Eagle River, Stone Creek, tall pines, colorful aspens, GPS Carts, good food, terrific driving range, separate chipping and putting greens and the fantastic views from so many elevated tees. It's just great fun to entertain friends and family every time. Don't be fooled, this is no easy, dull, boring "Links" course, it's a challenge and that's part of the beauty and character of the course. Before or after your round, try the food and grab a beer at their Whiskey Hill Golf Grill while taking in sporting events on a half dozen HDTV's. It's really good. Breakfast burritos and Bloody Mary's to go in the morning are extra bonuses for us on the run.

It was awful. There are no fairways, only patches of grass amidst dirt. It's awful what has…read morehappened to the course and I'm really disappointed to have paid $179. The next day we played Eagle Ranch - conditions were 1000% better.