Colorado National Golf Club

Booked a tee time for a Sunday morning round via Golf Now. The booked rate was $116 (plus fees), so I expected the course to be in pristine condition give the price. Several of the tee boxes were in horrible shape with some areas completely void of grass, the greens were punched 10 days earlier and still had quite a bit of sand on them a few of the holes had dead spots. For $120 it’s absolutely NOT worth the cost. Most courses will offer a discount for punched greens and it’s laughable to charge that amount with the course in that condition. Pace of play was ok for a beautiful Sunday but still slow (4h 45m) for a premium price. I’m interested to know what their mid summer rates are and what conditions have improved.

Colorado National was in spring conditions, with some green grass starting to show up in the fairways. Greens were smooth and fast, IMO. Lots of workers out addressing the irrigation system so likely to turn on soon. Course is still cart path only, which makes rounds a bit longer, and legs more tired. I believe it to be one of the better layouts in the area. You have doglegs left and right, shots uphill and downhill, lots of sand traps (which were nicely filled with sand and soft), and shots over water and natural areas. Price is reasonable for the quality of course in the area. Nice restaurant with wide selection of choices. Huge driving range with lots of targets to shoot for.

This is a very good course. Very challenging but not unfair. It’s March, so the current conditions are a little rough, but so is every other course in the metro area. Staff is helpful and friendly. Practice facility is also very good. This course should be in your rotation.

Always a good time at CN, but as always the pace of play is >>4.5 hours

Love the course and the greens were flawless. However the pro shop tends to be overly rude. I couldn’t get thru a sentence let alone answer the guys questions without being consistently interrupted. Each person in our foursome had the same experience.

This course is in excellent condition, super fast greens. Ball will roll a lot in fairways but the rough will stop it dead. It’s best to sacrifice distance and be always on the fairways. This was our first time playing here and the course kicked our butt. Will definitely play again if possible since we are from Texas. 100% recommended, challenging course.

2nd time playing Colorado National, it is well worth the trip , the clubhouse is very nice and fairly upscale, the pro shop well stocked and a very professional and accommodating staff. Nice putting green and practice facility, although could only hit off the mats for practice on this trip.

Course is championship level with 4-5 tees for all levels of play. Layout is very nice with all holes being unique, fairways well maintained and greens overall were large kept up well. Several of the greens were not in the best shape but 90% of them in very good shape. Hole placements were very challenging. Several water holes very pretty as well as the mountain backgrounds.

We enjoyed this very much. The natural environment and landscaping very nice and professional made it great. Several homes the lakes were drying up . Be sure you take some water with you as backup. It is a dry environment and very sunny in the high altitude. Well worth the trip . Yo will enjoy the course very much.

Greens were inconsistent and generally not in as good of condition as to be expected from such a pricey and esteemed course. We were on pace for about 4:20 for the round and were told by the morning marshal that if we didn’t pick it up, they would force us to skip a hole. This was in the middle of a par 5 with nobody on the tee either.

Overall a pretty disappointing experience