Played a golf tournament. Had an egg salad sandwich. One of the best I've ever had.read more

The best course in Boulder County. Driving range has beautiful views. Buffalo wings at the…read moreclubhouse are amazing. As a kid, I used to sell golf balls here and Mitch (the GM) would always chase me off the course in his golf cart. Mitch was relentless in his pursuit and would pocket any cash he could get off you. Over time, it became more fun to set up fake stands and watch Mitch get crazy & run them down in his golf cart. Still though.... 10/10 would sell balls here again

Standing on the 6th hole, Christmas music blaring from John's golf cart, we stood on the fairway…read moreoverlooking Long's Peak in astonishment. Here we were, middle of November, by all accounts totally killing it. Longmont Sunset is the one course I can surefire guarantee will be open, even in the cold months. Upon arrival on the day of my first round, there were very few winter players, and I happily ventured out as a single. That was, until, John caught up to me. Like a bat out of hell, a rambunctious cowboy peeled his cart up to the second green. In contrast to his rodeo-like entrance, "Walkin In A Winter Wonderland" echoed out of a bluetooth speaker in his cart. John: "Wanna pair up?" Me: "Yeah, sure, let's do this." John: "Do you mind the Christmas music?" An empty can of Bud Light trickled out of his cart and onto the bermuda grass. Now, I'll pause here for a moment. Golf is a game of upmost etiquette, there are defined unwritten rules about behavior and protocol on the course. Blasting music is, without a doubt, a cardinal sin of the game. As a former golf captain who once experienced championship glory, this may have bothered me in the past. But, those days are long gone, and the thought of playing golf with a Christmas music soundtrack was remarkably enticing in its uniqueness. Given there was no one else on the course, my response was: "TURN IT UP, BIG BOY" (I didn't say 'big boy') On we went, experiencing the fresh mountain air and balmy conditions of a temperate Colorado day. John, unsurprisingly from Texas, opened up to me about his family and why the Christmas music makes him feel closer to home. I was all in on his narrative, and enjoyed striking a 7-iron as Andy Williams sung Happy Holidays. Backswing through contact: "whoop-de-do and dickory dock." John was a terrible golfer, which is great because apparently now I'm terrible as well. It's a use it or lose it sport. With a lack of any pressure or judgement, we sliced the ball around for 7 more glorious holes, and then went again for another 9. John admitted, mid-way through, that he'd struck a man directly in the head with a sliced ball that morning. So, I stood accordingly. This course is relaxed, but well maintained, and does not play as a truncated 9 hole course. Big par 4s guide you up and down the mountainside plains, and while it may not be Colorado's most epic course, it's amazing for the price and convenience. The big oddity is the final hole, which has two separate greens. The appeal of this is unknown. Once back in the clubhouse, cracking wise with the man at the register, two women emerged with enormous grins. One had just struck the holy grail, a hole in one. To be here for this moment was magnificent and I guided her to the closest trophy shop. John, who I'm now realizing may have been Santa, bought her a beer to celebrate. Golf can be a game of cut-throat seriousness, a sometimes stodgy affair, but at Longmont Sunset the idiosyncratic thrills of golf are in full display, in their most distilled (and fun) form. Wow John is definitely Santa.

Ari, the front desk worker is unprofessional and unfriendly. I asked if he could check the list and…read morefound and he hung up. I tried calling back and he hung up. Cheap golf course with ghetto employees

Very good price for 18 holes, we paid $90 for 2 people cart included. They did have a sign posted…read morethat due to the drought in Colorado the course might be a little rough, I felt like that wasn't the case the greens were green.

Pro shop gave out my personal information to a stranger without consent and gave the most sarcastic…read moreapology over then phone when confronted. Context: I had an errant golf shot hit someone's window (unfortunate but happens on golf courses) My playing partner gave the homeowners his phone number to contact and pay back for the damages -- should be the end of the story right here. The homeowners called the pro shop and the pro shop decided it would be okay for them to give out my full name, number, and email used to book. Might as well give them my SSN and credit card # while they are at it. While I am planning to pay for the damages, despite no legal obligation to do so, the course giving out customer information without consent is a complete breach of customer privacy. Just thought everyone should be aware of how they treat customers and handle their information

My wife and I were visiting my cousin and his wife, and they took us to dinner at the Fox Hill…read moreClub. Well, I tell you, this was quite the culinary experience. Of course, we started with a wonderful bottle of wine. Then for appetizers, we had the German Nachos. German you say? Well, instead of the usual tortilla chips, they lined the bottom with house made potato chips. Then it was layered with sausage, sauerkraut, tomatoes, beer mustard, onion jam, green onions, and cheddar cheese. What a great taste! We followed that up with Sushi Bites, which was a bit (or make that a bite) on top of crispy rice rounds, guacamole, sushi grade poke salmon, pickled ginger, and much more. Great flavor. For the entree, my wife and I shared the Chili Garlic Salmon. As you can tell by the name, the perfectly cooked Scottish Salmon was served over Coconut Jasmine Rice, and grilled Asparagus with Micro Greens. My cousin and wife each had Cod. This came with Miso Sauce, Japanese Wasabi, Mashed Potatoes, Snow Peas, Red Bell Peppers, Arugula, Carrots, and Micro Greens. They couldn't stop raving about it. Our server (did not get her name) was attentive and pleasant.

Impossible to get tee times. Very frustrated as a member. Hard to get ahold of anyone to talk to.read more

Fun course, so pretty. Enjoy both the front or back 9…read more watch out though, the robot will eat you ball on the first hole

Tried Saddleback golf course and it was fine…read more For the round with cart it was $98 which is not inexpensive. It does come with access to the driving range and putting green. The course was challenging and we were paired with a nice father/son duo. I had some good shots and many stinkers. They have water stations off of three holes and a beverage/snack woman sitting at one of them. There is a good sized parking lot that was fairly full when we left around 5pm. Three stars for two reasons. First when my friend and I walked in to check in for our round the employee made a stupid comment that was just unnecessary. Second after my driver broke a second employee didn't seem to know anything about the demo clubs Saddleback rents out. As a newer golfer I expect the employee to know something if I'm going to spend more money on a demo. If I lived closer to Firestone I might consider coming back. Too many other courses to try with subpar customer service at Saddleback.

Thank you! These guys are great. So glad I was able to view the inventory on line in advance. I…read moredrove down from Steamboat and was in an out in 20 mins! These guys saved my trip!

I've played sports my entire life, including through college, and now my kids are into sports, so…read moreI've spent a ton of time/money/energy on sports gear. And shopping for equipment at the Longmont 'Play it Again Sports' was the best experience I've ever had. My kids were signed up for hockey, but my husband and I had never played so we we were really overwhelmed with what we needed to buy and after shopping online, we were suffering from serious "sticker shock." The gentleman who helped us delivered better customer service than we could have expected from anywhere. He gave us over an hour of his time, explaining what we needed and why, helping us shop the best deals ... we absolutely couldn't have done it without him. We are super appreciative of his expertise and patience! The store was clean, organized, and every single employee was kind and knowledgeable. I will never shop anywhere else for sports equipment - I don't care if there's a better deal somewhere else. The customer service, atmosphere, and assistance when I'm unsure of which gear is invaluable. Thanks again for getting our family off on the right foot and setting our kids up for a successful season of hockey! You all are AWESOME! See you next season!

We selected Boulder Country Club as the wedding reception venue for our only daughter. The event…read morewas held April 5, 2014. It was important for us to have parking available as well as having everything done in-house. The layout allowed for an easy flow from the bar, dance floor, and dining. There was an elevator for a couple of our guests, who would not have attended had they not been informed. The views and well groomed grounds are hard to beat. We can't say enough about Mallorie, the event planner/manager. Although we are not members of the Boulder Country Club, she was very receptive, helpful, and knowledgeable from the very beginning when we expressed an interest. We were in close contact for over three months and she was always available or got back to us quickly. We even had a full meal tasting and got to meet the chef. We had to do the minimal. Even the florist dealt with Mallorie about the set up. All the small details and then some were taken care of by Mallorie and her staff of at least 12 helpers for our 100 guests. The food was cooked to perfection. We served beef filet and cod. The filet was cooked medium rare and tasted like a more expensive cut. The portions were large. The cod was not breaded and was perfectly cooked. The service...... it's comparable to the Flagstaff House or a Michelin rated establishment. All the entrees were served simultaneously. For a table of 8, there were 4 servers at the same time!! Roger Cridlebaugh of Rock 'N Roger's, was our DJ and had the right selection of music to get our guests onto the dance floor. We are talking about people who seldom dance. The photo booth from 5280 Events, was such a hit. It was hopping for the entire 3 hours. The emails and comments from our guest were the ultimate verification of this superb venue. Nothing but "thumbs up" from everyone. Check it out! You will also be pleasantly surprised at the cost. Thank You Boulder Country Club, Mallorie, and staff.

Great place for a wedding. I just got home from my cousin's amazing wedding at the Boulder…read moreCountry Club. BCC is more than just a wedding venue and a golf course though. It is a full-service country club. It offers everything that a top-grade resort hotel has to offer, except for the guest rooms. No doubt my cousin and her family and the others who put months of planning into the wedding created the most perfect wedding I've ever been to, and the BCC obviously played a major part in this lovely event. Excellent setting, excellent communication between venue and wedding party, excellent food, excellent libations, excellent band(s), it was a perfect evening from start to finish.

Lots of great games, two beautiful & interesting mini-golf courses, fast and fun go-karts, batting…read morecages, locally-owned & super fun! Highly recommend Gateway Park over any similar chain.

OUTSTANDING Service. I have a special needs child that…read morewanted to try driving gokarts. We took him to the kiddie karts first. He was the only kid on the track and the track operator took an immense amount time patiently trying to show my son how to drive the kart. Ultimately we weren't successful but I've got to applaud the efforts made. We instead made our way to the main go kart track where I drove my son around in a two seat kart. He still had a blast.

I don't golf...but my teenage son does. And for the money, VERY affordable, and for a teen…read morelearning, can play with his friend, the staff will notice if they misbehave (I called ahead and asked)...I think very well worth it. Also it is very close to where we live. While I can't rate it as a golfer, I can say...as a mom whose son likes to play, and is learning the sport, greatly appreciate this place for him to practice any time. As for the restaurant, my husband and I tried breakfast a while back, it was ok. The food was just ok and the atmosphere was rather...well...bleh. Many other places I would personally prefer to eat breakfast at.

As a person of color, I have never felt more racial profiled than today. I've been golfing for 6+…read moreyears, and today was the day I was followed by a ranger for literally EVERY hole. I was trying to teach my girlfriend how to play, while the group behind us was a WHOLE hole behind us. I will make sure to NEVER come back here again. This was honestly just a bad experience after coming here so often. Thanks for ruining our experience. After learning to golf here myself, I will make sure to let everyone know not to come here since they won't let us golf in peace .

We had a great time spending our date night at Local Drive. Tina was an attentive and excellent…read morehost and bartender. Drinks were great, golf was fun and we will come again!

$13 drink shrinkflation in full effect here lol. This after waiting 20 minutes for two kick-ass…read morebartenders to work their way through the line. Who invites all of Longmont to the fireworks watch party and only schedules two bartenders?? Questionable management at best.