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The Bridges Golf & Country Club
About
The Bridges at Black Canyon is located in Melrose on Colorado's scenic Western Slope. Jack Nicklaus, the designer of the golf course, gave it a traditional design that incorporated rock features, waterfalls, and numerous lakes to provide a scenic challenge. The golf course gets its name from the seventeen unique golf cart and walking bridges that are placed throughout. The rolling terrain gives golfers many opportunities to take in stunning views of the Grand Mesa to the north and the San Juan Mountain Range along the southern horizon. Water comes into play on 14 holes at The Bridges at Black Canyon and there are more than a hundred sand bunkers strategically placed throughout.
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Top Courses in Colorado(2021 #20)
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Conditions3.2
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Value2.4
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Layout2.4
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Friendliness2.5
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Pace4.9
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Amenities3.3
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Golfer Reviews
Crazy torn up layout
They failed to mention they just pushed the greens, the guy in the shop never gave us a map of the layout. The course has a lot of funky trouble, in play, stupid dogleg
I wouldn't play it again. construction everywhere, burnt out. don't bother
It was a so so experience fo over $200
It was a so so experience for almost $200 we weren't satisfied with the lack of technology no range range gps
Layout
This course has a great layout. It is hard so you need to check GPS because there are some forced layups. GPS would be helpful on carts. Fairways have tight lies. I would have given it five stars but they had punched the greens. Clubhouse is beautiful with a great practice area and balls included in price.
A challenging course.
Was a challenge. Lots of water and target golf. Difficult par three’s. A good layout that winds through a subdivision. While a subdivision course they did a good job of keeping the houses away from play. Nice club house with upscale dining.
Bridge collapse
Why oh why would the golf course management allow me to book a twosome in the middle of a packed golf course during a junior PGA practice round. No Marshall to push the kids along. Thank God we were rained out on #9 and they did give me a 9 hole refund. I’m all for youth golf but C’mon man just shut the course done and let the kids have it for the day, don’t sell tee times in the middle of it. Grrrrr
Great except for the fivesome holding everyone up!
Fabulous course and wonderful staff UNTIL we had 20 people being held up by a five some that obviously didn’t know how to play and had no idea of golf etiquette. I called the pro sop and they did absolutely NOTHING! There were a lot of upset golfers.
Great Challenging Good Time
It was kind of windy and slow paced but it’s a very good course and also somewhat challenging layout. I had a great time.
Bridges in Montrose, hidden gem
Great course in our town. Great time, great staff and course and best of all great value at any price
Sneaky challenging and good
Rolling into the parking lot, we were not overly impressed with what we saw of the course aside from the clubhouse. It really wasn't until we made the turn that we appreciated how fun and challenging this course was and it really grew on us. They claim this to be a course for the entire family and they provide five sets of tees so you can mitigate how challenging or easy you want to make the course. Conditions were excellent from tea to green. Set in a valley, the course is very flat. Several holes do feature water and forced carries. All in all a good play and value and would recommend.
Looks can be deceiving
From the parking lot, the course looks pretty unremarkable and bland. However, when you get out on it, it can be sneaky challenging and a really fun play. Conditions were good from tee to green and staff friendly. Overall a solid course and value and would play again if in the area.
