One of the best mini golf courses in Denver AND one of the most fun ways to hit the driving range…read morein one spot, that's what you get at Aqua Golf. Plus, the prices are totally reasonable. Most people hear about Aqua Golf as the place where you can drive balls into the water, and that's a great reason to go. Once you're done driving away, give the mini golf courses a try. It's really clean, much bigger than you'd expect, and a lot of fun. It's more a a grown-up mini golf course compared to a kids mini golf course, but kids will still have fun with it too. This is a great spot to catch up with friends outside while swinging or putting away. Aqua Golf is a nice golf hidden gem in Denver.

Cool, public golf at a reasonable price. Came in with my family to play mini golf. They have a…read moredriving range too. The counter staff is cool. It's BYOB and a place like this makes golf more accessible to more folks.

Denver Muni prices rise every year, but Kennedy continues to be a challenging an fun course, and a…read moregreat value. Until things get brown literally everywhere, Kennedy stays in great shape and the staff has always been great and friendly. The bar and restaurant is getting a little older and showing its wear, but hey at least the bridge on Creek #9 is back! I'd like to take away some stars for all the balls I've lost on the course over the years, but, really I can't. That one's on me. Course stays in great shape, is well kept, offers some good challenge while staying very fair. Creek always seems harder than Babe, but I always shoot better back there - which is irrelevant to you, but know that there's some good challenge everywhere around Kennedy. Excellent value at a well kept course. Support your local municipal golf course!

Very large area for golf and golf…read more The parking lot is huge so there are plenty of spots. My friends and I were meeting up to play a new sport called footgolf. We used soccer balls and kicked them into larger sized golf holes. Just like in golf you want to keep the score low! They had us on the part three course so only nine holes. They were plenty of geese out, so just beware that your shoes and soccer ball will be covered in goose poo. You do need to check in at the clubhouse before you start. The guy was really nice and very helpful. He explained that when you enter your credit card online that it was just for holding the time. When you get to the clubhouse, each player can all pay for their own reservation. It was $14 per person and $4 per Ball rental. I don't think this new sport is for me, but I definitely had a great time trying it out.

Infinity park was just wonderful. But I was at the VIP…read moresection for the World Cup Rugby championship games in 9/11...US vs Canada. I was the only woman of color there... and there was only one black man in the VIP section. I was dressed in a gorgeous Middle Eastern gold embroidered black gown... To my utter surprise...most people in the VIP section were in shorts...but that was fine in my book. I and my M.D. husband brought our chairs out to sit on... This guy behind me insisted that I sit right in the back of the viewing area...I and my husband told him that we had our own chairs... He again told me ONLY...and not my white MD husband...to sit right in the back of every body at the VIP section. I told him that I was fine just where I was by MD white husband. He did not say a SINGLE word to my husband about taking his chair...all the way back... It was cool for this old guy to boss me...and not tell my white husband a single word about sitting in the back. The old guy then told me for the third time to sit in the back. He then had the nerve to tell me that he was the MAYOR of Glendale...Soooo sickening... Like that statement was going to bully me into submission...Really!!! I then told my MD white husband that the Mayor of Glendale was demanding and commanding me around with his own crazy rules. He was making up his own cockamamie rules. My husband then asked him why he was being so adamant in asking me to sit right in the back... The mayor of Glendale then apologized to my husband for his behavior... I was then asked to give up my chair to a white guy and his wife... I told them to get their chairs from the VIP lounge... just the way I and my husband got our chairs from the VIP lounge... His wife then used profanity... I was in total shock at her and his and her behavior towards me... Then I was having a great time talking to two sweet young ladies. They asked me where my dress was from...as they wanted to buy such a style of dress. These two white guys just insulted all three of us ladies and they said that we were full of shit. Apparently these two white guys were listening to our girl talk...and they just barged in on our private conversation and told all three of us off... Again my husband had to talk to one of the guys who yelled at us... He apologized for his behavior... Then this lady told me to be nice to her friends...the very people who were bullying me... By then... I spoke to Tim... the black man in the VIP section about the bullying that was going on at the VIP lounge... He was sitting with the man who built the Infinity park...Tim told me to point to the people who were bullying me...and I did... He got security for me. I wore a Middle Eastern... gorgeous gold embroidered black out fit l... Granted that it was 9/11... but being ganged up on at a VIP lounge was no fun... Islamophobia is very real... I am not Muslim... I am a Methodist and Christian... As soon as my white husband asked the bullies...what was going on...then they backed off... I should be able to wear a Middle Eastern outfit and not be treated like a third class citizen by people who are biased and racist. Only when my white husband spoke to the bullies...did their unusual behavior towards me stop. What a horrible experience to endure at a VIP lounge. I fell just awful for my Muslim lady friends who are being picked on...

Was there for a WICT event - large, clean, safe and everyone that worked there was wonderful.read more

Came to practice at the driving range after confirming hours and no special events on their…read morewebsite. After about 20 minutes in, the driving range was closing down for tournament players to practice. I didn't receive any prior notice from staff at check-in. A simple heads up would've allowed me to plan accordingly and go elsewhere for more practice time. The facility itself is lovely and the staff was friendly but the lack of proactive communication was disappointing.

Tight little course that's very challenging. But the landscape is beautiful and the greens and…read morebunkers are in great shape. There is no need to rent a cart, super easy course to walk. Their driving range and practice greens are also in great condition. But the clubhouse is where it's at. Incredible place to enjoy a sunset, meal and drink even if you're not playing.

We were in town to visit the DU campus, and I was thinking about hitting a round of golf. After…read moresome digging, I found Harvard Gulch. I hadn't played a pitch and putt in a long, long time, and with barely any equipment required to play, this was definitely worth a visit. Only $1 per club rental, we each chose 1 club and 1 putter. Lots to choose from, so it took us some time to choose carefully. The 1 club + putter challenge we had made for a real fun round of golf, added a layer of thinking to a fun round. The golf was great. Super casual. We came mid day on a weekday, so it was not busy. We were allowed to bring some beverages (went to nearby Denver Brew Co), and had a lot of fun. Greens are surprisingly fast, especially downhill. Bunkers had legit sand, and there is even the threat of water. We bought a 6 pack of balls in the pro shop cuz they were only $5 (only needed one each), and bought a divot repair tool ($1) because we were planning on raining golf balls on all the greens. Lol. We had so much fun, we played a second 9. Joined up this time with a third, and he was a super fun hang. Good golfer too. All tee shots are off mats, which is expected. Wasn't a problem for us. It wasn't super busy, but pitch and putt is going to attract all manner of skill levels. We had a lot of time to kill, so we were prepared to wait and chill at each hole (back in the day I'd go to places where we could be 10-15 people deep at each tee box), but it moved fast today. That said, when we were leaving, we saw a group of 4 and 5, and most looked like beginners. I have another day in Denver, we may try and play another round. If not during this trip, then for sure the next time I come. Great fun!

Love this little par 3 course. It's definitely a short chip and put course. They are super chill at…read morethe club house and it's pretty easy to get a tee time and go when ever you want. Great for an after work chip and putt with some beers to relax. They don't sell beers there but they allow you to bring drinks with you. It's also not bad to walk, so highly recommend making it fun with friends playing with just 3 clubs and a putter.

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!

My husband played golf here when we vacationed to Denver last week. I rode along in the cart to…read moreenjoy the view! It was incredibly beautiful! And he had a great time playing golf. We had hot dogs from the clubhouse and they were huge and quite tasty. We were there during a heat wave so it was 104 degrees when he started playing at 3:40. But fortunately about an hour later, clouds filled the sky and we were very comfortable.

Stunning location! You could not get a more perfect view! The staff is extremely friendly and the…read morefood is delicious! I highly recommend checking this place out for golf, and their food!

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.