Chris was super patient explaining the process to my son and I. He selected 4 different club…read moremanufacturers and had my son hit each of them. Their selection from Ping to Muzuno was great! We almost didn't go because we thought the value was not in it for a new golfer! Boy were we wrong! Spend the $150 on a fitting, you won't regret it!

I have been taking lessons from GOLFTEC now for a few months, and I am extremely pleased with the…read moreexperience. I also had a bag fitting for new clubs with Chris and that was a very enjoyable experience. Chris did an absolutely phenomenal job of new club fitting.

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!

Had an awesome time at Stick & Feather playing a round of indoor golf with my father-in-law. It was…read morethe perfect combo of friendly competition and chill vibes--aka the dream scenario for bonding without awkward small talk. Huge shoutout to Gideon, who was super helpful and made sure we had everything we needed. He struck the perfect balance of friendly and professional, and really elevated the whole experience. The space is stylish without trying too hard, the drinks hit the spot, and the staff made us feel like regulars even though it was our first time. Bonus: no one laughed (too hard) at my slice. Whether you're looking to dial in your game or just pretend you're on the PGA tour with a cocktail in hand, this place delivers. Highly recommend for date nights, family hangs, or impressing your in-laws with your "athleticism."

Great place with very competitive prices. I went their with my son a played 18 hole on their…read moresimulator. The equipment is top notch and has great graphics. They have a simple bar and they allow you to bring in food. I definitely recommend them.

I was having difficulty with my swing, and Peter made one suggestion that immediately fixed it. I…read morehighly recommend Peter for his expertise in the golf swing.

Peter obviously knows the game & gave me some good tips but teaching is hard & relies on a…read moreconnection with the student, which in this case didn't really happen. Others seem to feel Peter's terrific, good for them. But given high price of the lesson ($150 an hour) I'll look elsewhere for golf instruction in the future.

I have been honored to be a participant in the Experience Golf program for 5 years. My skills and…read moreenjoyment of golf have increased enormously. So grateful to have Elena and Stef as my golf mentors and friends.

If you want to improve your game or any part of your game, ExperienceGolf is the place to go. Elena…read moreand Steph are experienced, patient and enthusiastic golf experts.They know what they're doing and they have all the tools to help you be a better golfer. Best of all, it's just fun.

I love playing pickleball here. 3 indoor courts full of fun people at all skill levels. Everyone…read moreis very welcoming. Dave does a good job of mixing everyone up so you get a good game. They also have a nice pool and workout facilities. The locker rooms also have showers so you can get your pickleball fix and then dart off to your meeting.

I've only been in for my son's art classes, but our favorite art teacher, Miss Miranda, teaches…read morehere. The art room is clean and well stocked. The folks at the front are nice and helpful as well. They look Ike they have a nice weight room and indoor pool as well.

Closed Until Further Notice... as they make room for the westbound Light Rail route. Who knows if…read moreit'll be back? Whatever. It was ghetto anyways.

Learned how to play disc golf with my brother and a friend here one blustery, 95 degree day in June…read more-- with 20mph winds going. Maaaaaaaaybe not the best day to learn how to play. This course is fairly narrow, and long - it branches into other indivisible and yet differently named parks -- Rude Park, Lakewood Gulch, Lakewood Dry Gulch Park, Martinez Park, and so on. It is fraught with hazards -- 3 foot high reeds, rivers, the nearby Golden light rail track, bikers on nearby paths, obnoxious bushy trees, people chilling underneath trees, neighborhood streets where your disc could go careening into someone's parked car, and so forth. And some hills. If you are overweight and it's a hot day, you are not gonna be loving life that much. *Wear comfortable shoes*!! If you wear tight-fitting shoes through all the hilly areas, you WILL get a blister -- I got a thumbnail sized one on the end of my heel. Not fun. From what I understand the chains/baskets are moved from time to time to provide more of a challenge for people. I never got above a par 5 which was fluke luck, mostly it was 6s and 7s -- but again, windy a.f. day. Did NOT see any bums, homeless people, etc nearby -- unlike a lot of the reviews here. Then again...it WAS 95 when we went, so... Not bad. Except for the hazards. And the hills.

Centre Hills Golf Course closed years ago........Supposedly a disc golf course now........But, when…read moreI drive by it, looks overgrown.......I think the city gave up on it.

This is a good place to get away from the hustle and bustle of Aurora . Not to crowded . Plenty of…read morenatural beauty. Fun to play and there are some good holes to really send some shots down course . If your confident in your arm and technique the water next to every hole is no big deal . You play a figure eight around Centre Creek and it has some retention ponds .