Colorado National Golf Club

First time playing here and it was great. The course was still coming out of winter, so conditions weren't tip-top, but overall very good. The layout was fantastic. No crazy holes with dumb features to mention. I play all over the west coast monthly, and this was one of my favorite public courses. Plenty of teeing options to best suit your level.

For mid April, the course was in good shape. The greens were running true and fast. The fairways still had dormant grass that should be grown in.

All around a great course. The carts have GPS. Sometimes the pace of play can get slow, but they do have marshalls on weekends. A mix of challenging and can be easy if you play. Multiple tee boxes. Overall a great course.

Great links course , this time with wind and cold weather ….

This is a shot selection course. Not every tee box requires a driver. Course is in great condition.

Great course looks like some items were repaired over the winter. Seems to be moving along quickly. Pace of playbwas great but I'm judging based off a 40 degree day. Nice rolling elevation which you don't normally get in the denver area. Great change of pace

I really enjoy playing Colorado National when I come to town. It’s well taken care of and challenges you to execute each and every shot. Looking forward to the next round!

Beautiful day in the Rockies. Course was in great shape from tee box to greens. Views to the west were very nice. Our second time here and will return.

This place steals your money. Called the night before to cancel one of our players, so we had a 3some instead of a 4some and they did not update their tee sheet. They charged me for the rider who I called and canceled. Then when calling he told me that they show that we had 4 people tee off, when he literally just told me that I had a no-show. They cant keep their story straight.

BEWARE of this place and double check your credit card/bank statement transaction history.

The pace of play was too slow to finish a full 18. The sun was setting rapidly when we were in 16 so we decided to skip a hole since the group ahead of us seemed to be dilly-dallying the whole back 9 to our surprise we came up on a whole log jam of what had to be 4 different groups on 18 all trying to wrap up. They either need to space out the tee times more and/or end the latest one earlier.

Other than that their native grasses off the fairway absolutely eat any ball that comes near it, super deceptive and the GPS on the carts isn't super active so if you get near those grasses it kills the speed and you have to reverse out at like 1 mph