Colorado National Golf Club

The views of the Flatirons are great. With the open layout and tiered greens that are still putable for most this course provides everything needed for a challenge and a good time. I recommend playing this course

I don't want to be too critical, especially since we got a good deal to play the course. But it was in really poor condition when we played it. It didn't seem like it is being well-cared for (which had nothing to do with the vandalism on the greens they experienced). It also was a VERY long round. And part of the reason for that, I think, was that they moved all the tee boxes way up. Maybe they thought that would speed things up for the hackers, but a lot of the holes were just too short from the gold tees for a decent player. I was not pleased with the value on the day we played it. I'll probably give it another try next year though.

The course was is in pretty good shape when I played it, however, the greens were really beat up! They definitely needed work!

Overall, a good value for the $$.

Course was in disappointly poor condition, particularly the greens and aprons. In previous years this was an outstanding course.

Seemed like an atypical species of grass with harder than usual soil. Harder than average but plenty enjoyable for amateurs.

Course (greens) in better condition than expected after vandalism a few months ago. Pro shop attitudes still in need of big improvements (Huge turn off). Restaurant staff friendly as always. Menu above average. Course remains a fair challenge depending on tee selection even though native grass not as thick as years past.

this is the home course for CU. the NCAA regonial tournament is held here.. very long course.. It will humble a big hitter.. 651 par 5 and thats from the middle tees!!! One of my favorite courses to play