The Ridge at Castle Pines North

Beautiful course, very scenic and in great condition

This course is in the foothills southwest of Denver. It is a long and narrow course, with a lot of elevation.

Only in Denver for the day and so glad we picked this course. Really great layout and greens were fantastic. Staff were really friendly. Well worth a visit.

The course was in excellent shape. Driving range is included. The course is extremely tough but has great scenery

Course is in good condition for the early season and golf path only was finally lifted. Front 9 was reasonably fast but slowed on the back to 2.5 hrs. Staff was friendly and accommodating.

This course has a great mountain course layout without having to go to the mountains. The conditions are on par for the greens fee. If it were a bit less expensive I would play more often. And they rarely have deals, even on golf now. Other minor issues are the lack of water stations and they only have beverage cart service on Fri to sun. Their on cart gps also did not work for us but with phone apps and yardage finders everyone has this is not that big of an issue other than its probably priced into their greens fees. I would recommend this course for occasional play but the price point is a bit high to play on a regular basis

Amazing course! Practice area is really nice and the way it’s laid out to be all in one convenient area is a bonus. The staff were all friendly and helpful. The course is just awesome..great lay out with multiple options off the tee for risk/reward scenario.

Loved playing here. Course was in beautiful condition and the setting was beautiful. Looking forward to coming back for another round soon

Played on a Sunday afternoon, course was in good condition for this time of year and pace of play was fine. Only negative was cart path only rule which we did not know ahead of time, seems to be a frequent issue at this course. Given the significant elevation changes this maybe too much for some. There are great views from various holes, would play again.

I’ve always loved this course. The challenging layout amongst scrub oak valleys. We were within 50’ of deer several times. Be aware, if you don’t like sand traps, this course is lousy with deep ones and the green s have lots of undulations. Bottom line, this course is challenging in every aspect of the game and not for beginners.

The layout is good, beautiful views. Course is in ok shape for the time of year but needs some water. Not worth the normal rate but twilight rate was doable.

Beautiful layout with plenty of obstacles. Played with members who were friendly and helpful. Bunkers need help, rocks and some hard pan. Otherwise staff was friendly and would definitely play again.

8 handicap here. Shot a 89 yesterday and had the time of my golfing life. Walked 18 and it was the hardest walking round of my playing career. The course was in amazing shape, greens were a little sandy, but overall in good condition for this time of year. I don’t agree with other reviews about the back 9 being spectacular and the front 9 being mediocre with houses lining the fairways. My humble opinion is that the front 9 is just as spectacular as the back 9. The houses are actually not that thick, and they’re beautiful homes to have to look at. I could but only admire. The course design and awesome topography shifts more than make up for any perceived flaws from houses vs. woods front and back nonsense. The holes are breathtaking in their own unique mountain beauty and each can play in a way that makes you want to play each one in a thousand different ways. Bring your A-game, the course is challenging in the funnest of ways. Staff was very friendly!