The Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks

Fun course. Mountain summer equals rain at 3, had to punt last 5 holes. Pace was 20 minutes behind due to slow 4 some 2 holes ahead. On way in hole 18 fully open, nobody on it but stacked up behind.

We played on July 4 at 2:30. No one ahead of us and no one behind us. Great pace of play. Tee boxes for most holes were in good shape. Fairways and greens were all in good shape.

There are a number of hole layouts with the greens and pin placements that make you have to decide whether to go for it or play more conservative. There are a good number of tee shots that let you grip it and rip it. In many places, if you miss the fairway wide, good luck finding your ball.

All in all, it was a very enjoyable round.

Burnt-dry fairways, GUR on greens, dandelions, and grass/weds in trap. GREAT LAYOUT and hopefully a few good months of afternoon showers will get the course in better shape for late summer and early fall. NOT worth the $90 Hotdeal and definitely not worth the $130+ rack rate in this condition.

The views and scenery are amazing staff was friendly and helpful pace of play was spot on, course is rough in areas, greens where pretty shaggy and inconsistent way overpriced but it's marked off the list.

The vistas were fantastic. Unfortunately the course conditions were very poor. The fairway bunkers were unplayable due to the weeds and unkempt conditions. The greens were in need of attention.

Beautiful course but needs to be reconditioned.

Very difficult course that suffers from mountain weather early in the summer. The tee boxes are to far back for most golfers especially shocked by women’s tees. Overall however, the views and the course layout are worth it all! Must try just for a good time!

We scored an afternoon tee time and were pleasantly surprised after reading the other reviews on Ravens. Don’t believe everything you read. Yes the greens were sandy however the fairways, tee boxes and surrounding areas are lush and green. Plus, Ravens is the last man standing up the mountains! The staff and facilities were amazing and we’ll be getting back there before they close for the winter! If you decide not to walk to golf carts are deluxe! GPS & leather seats!

Course was in horrible condition (winter kill), which happens at that elevation. Discounted rate still wasn't worth it. On multiple occasions during the round we had twosomes come out of nowhere and start playing in front of us. Was a total joke.

I enjoyed the round as I was paired with two members and a fourth. pace of play was nice although not played their before made it seem even more challenging. Needless to say I did not play my best.

Felt I was was playing twice as much as the other players I was with, I just was not relaxed and playing my best.

One of the first mountain courses I’ve ever played, used to be one of the best. They blame a rough spring, but seems to me that they have just given up entirely. Tee box stones cracked in half, bunkers full of weeds, nothing to do with a rough spring. One of the best layouts and best views you’ll find while playing golf, just brutal conditions, they should have just shut down for 2020

Course has gone downhill. Use to be a great course. Looks like it hasn't been watered in a month. Greens had more sand on them than a beach. Only 9 holes were open so had to play the same 9 twice. Paid $71/person. Wasn't worth $10/person.

Overpriced for conditions course terrible greens will not play again

My wife and I played this course while visiting Colorado. The layout was beautiful. The staff was very friendly. We will definitely play this course again and again.

The greens have a lot of winter damage that haven’t been fixed, so putting was very difficult. Beautiful views and friendly staff.

Now I can see why we were able to book a time on this course and not others!

Views are spectacular and the layout is great, but most greens are in very poor condition.