The Ridge At Castle Pines North

★★★☆☆ 3 (82)

"This is a premium public course in the Denver Metro, situated outside of Castle Pines (about 20-25 minutes South, depending on where you're coming from). I'll just say that I've played it twice, and I'm very impressed. To put it in perspective, Golf Magazine has this as #7 for Public, but ahead of it are two Broadmoor Courses and three out in Western Colorado which is supposed to be ideal. So, pretty solid.And, it is. It's a more expensive golf experience but there are many deals to be had on some of the discount sites. I would suggest playing this track if you're visiting or if you live in the Front Range Area but haven't played it. The geography and terrain of Castle Pines lives up to the majesty of its name. The Ridge is carved along some beautiful contours and you get spectacular vistas. The golf is terrific. Lots of good holes, and I think the starting sequence is a great way to ease into playing well. I am thoroughly impressed and the Front Nine was especially impressive. As you settle into your round you are treated to hole after hole from 5-10. I think it loses momentum after that, but has a ton of great individual moments. 18 is a Bucket-List Tee Box. Look at the photos. I added a lot.Oh, it's also a great course. Good test of golf. Absolutely Colorado at it's Best. Great service and quality. Highly recommended. Also, good Pro Shop and Bar. So, it's got that going for it. Which is nice."

Shining Mountain Golf Course

★★★☆☆ 3.1 (50)

"This course has beautiful scenery! Surrounded by Mountain views and pretty houses. We've played many places over the years-- fancy and casual. This course is definitely more relaxed and a great deal if looking for a few rounds and don't want to spend a ton of $$$. It was $45/ person for 18 holes. The course itself was not terribly difficult, but there was some narrow fairways that made it challenging at times. Our only complaint was cart paths were pretty rough in places due to washed out gravel. The service and other patrons were WONDERFUL! Our group of 4 agreed that everyone we came into contact with was SUPER friendly:) , overall the friendliest place we've ever played away from home. We had a great day! Thank you!!"

King's Deer Golf Club

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (38)

"I golf here often. Ignore the older reviews as that was under a different management structure and yes it was rough.When not golfing a round I like to go there for the driving range as it's close to where I live. Course is in good condition with great views. Can be a bit breezy at times due to open layout, no trees and elevation. Fun and challenging course to play. Nathan is great for private lessons. My boy took lessons and summer golf camp with him this year and he had fun.No starter, no marshall and I don't recall any beverage cart service so plan accordingly."

Patty Jewett Golf Course

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (27)

"I played here for the first time as an out of town visitor and really enjoyed myself. The gentleman working the pro shop was very kind and passionate about the course even giving us some history on the course. Me and my playing partner were joined with a pair of guys, who were very welcoming and gave us a lot of good advice on each hole as they play here regularly. The views were incredible with all of the mountains in sight throughout the round. We will definitely be coming back."

Pine Creek Golf Course

★★☆☆☆ 2.4 (49)

"If you love to golf, you will have a great time here. Staff is friendly and knowledgeable."

World Golf Center

★★★☆☆ 3.4 (18)

"This is our families go to spot for mini golf. They only have one course but we have never had an issue with it being packed with people. We went on Father's Day and got a free round of golf since my husband was with us and that was a really nice surprise.My only issue is the water features could be cleaner and there needs to be a fix for the standing water in some spots."

Antler Creek Golf Course

★★☆☆☆ 2.2 (20)

"An oddly-designed golf course that is somewhat challenging and fun to play, but definitely needs some better maintenance and professional attention from the greens keepers. Signage is poor, and there are no course maps available - as a result we had to backtrack several times during the round to find the next tee box. There was no Starter at the first tee, and that resulted in some chaos with four groups waiting to tee off, but everyone was civil and pace of play was marginally acceptable. Possibly the biggest negative about Antler Creek was the complete lack of drinking water on the course, and absolutely no beverage cart service on the hot afternoon we played there. I'm not sure I'd play here again, but the course certainly has potential, and apparently is in dire need of better management."

Lone Tree Golf Course

★★☆☆☆ 2.4 (10)

"Nice range with good view. Can get pretty busy. Nice Putting and pitching practice area. I haven't tried the rounding yet but can't wait to book a tee trip anytime soon. They close early on Wednesdays and Sundays (2 hours before sunset). Restaurant patio area seems vibing for neighborhood golf club."