Colorado National Golf Club

Greens were aerated last week and have not recovered and driving range closed

The course plays long (we played from the second to tips) but it is very manageable. Lots of room on the fairways for a stay drive or 2 to not be horrible. They punched the greens recently so it was hard to tell how they were when in prime shape. (Not complaining I know they have to do it some time) overall great course for the price, will play there again soon!

Great driving range and practice green, fun course but challenging enough to keep you honest. Cart path only wasn’t ideal but didn’t hinder the round.

The course was in awesome condition and the layout was sweet. Lots of wide open fairways and elevation changes. The greens were fast and had some undulation that made for some interesting putts. The pace of play was a little slow. 5 hours to play 18 but it was cart path only. Overall great course with awesome views of the mountains and would definitely play again once it’s not cart path only.

First opportunity to play this course... well worth the wait!

Home of the CU Buffs golf teams! Great challenge from the regular gold tees. VERY TOUGH from the Championship back tees!

Undulating greens, well placed sand and grass bunkers and some very tough pin placements!

If it's windy... completely different (very tough) golf course... good luck!

Both practice greens were unavailable due to maintenance, driving range was off of mats grass looked pretty good to me, no indication at check-in that it was cart on path only. And the staff was sort of snarky. Beautiful course.

very nice for mid March. Pace of play was solid, cart girl was out. will be back

caught an awesome Feb day and enjoyed the views and how well condition the course was for winter golf.

Booked the round on golf now based on reviews and location. Was in Denver for a conference and had the morning open.

I was in the second group out, but was the first player at the facility. The raf and putting greens are great.

It was cart path only, and played really slow, so ai skipped a hole and had the course to myself and finished in 3 hours.

The layout, the conditions, the views, were all first rate. I hope to play here again.

The home of the Colorado Buffaloes Golf Team is quite a ways from campus, but it has plenty of scenic views of the mountains.

Colorado National is surrounded by houses, but I did not find that the neighborhood encroached much on the course. There is plenty of room to swing freely on most holes. I did not find the course to be terribly interesting, but it is a fun play with good variety. There are a couple of fun short par 4s, especially the 17th which has a long forced carry if you want to go for the green. This course also has a great closing hole that requires a good drive to be in position to carry the lake in front of the green.

We played about a week after the greens were punched and they are still healing, slow and bumpy. The course was also saturated with water on many parts making it pretty spongy in many places. The rough on the course was very healthy, especially on the back nine where it had not been cut recently. I was better off in the native areas than in the rough. It was very difficult to advance the ball very far out of the rough.

Colorado National is a solid option north of Denver, and should be in pretty good shape in the next couple of weeks when the greens heal up.