The Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks

Course is butiful nestled in the rockies with great views! Unfortunately the place was packed ..took three hours to play 8holes. The ranger was useless and our group of four...both golf carts died. .resulting in us having to wait for assistance which never came and had to push carts back to club house.. thankfully the last two hills are down hill .. but never the less not an overall good experience.

Great course, good staff and good value. Appreciate the nice driving range. As scenic a course as you will find anywhere!

Played Raven Last year and overall had a great experience. This year was the exact opposite. It starts with a Pro Shop employee that was down right rude and un helpful. They didn't have enough carts for us so they had to shuttle us to the driving range while they waited on more carts to come in. 5.5 hour pace of play for $175.00???? Are you kidding? To compound the extremely poor tee-time management (every 9 minutes) they had one bev cart on the course. The greens all had patches in them and were in horrible condition. Honestly in 30 years of Golf I have never encountered such an over priced golf course. On a good note the scenery is outstanding and you will have plenty of time to enjoy it in a 5 and a half hour round of golf. This place is a joke and is not worth $30.00 to play it much less the $175.00 they are asking you to spend. Spend your money elsewhere.

We had a great round at a very good price! The staff was very friendly which was not the case the last time we played!

Hard to imagine a better mountain course. Better than The Broadmoor mountain course for example.

Amazibg course, challenging. Difficult slopes and greens. Short, have to be very precise going to the greens.

Entertaining course. Elevation changes are significant, requiring adjustments in club selection. Greens were bumpy, due to invasivness of poanna grasses.

We played Breckenridge all week and decided to try a different course. I heard good things about the Raven and it stood up well to those reviews. There are a few signature holes with big dropoffs from the tee, but overall Breck is a much nicer, truer golf course. The fairways and greens (in some areas) need a little TLC, but overall it is a good course for the money (I paid $70 on a Wednesday afternoon.) Comparing normal rates from Raven to Breck, Breck wins in a landslide.

Geat views of the mountains in between challenging shots all day

Very scenic. Outstanding staff. Course well maintained. Great pro shop, spent more money .

First time to play here and will definitely come back. Staff were helpful and friendly. They had us start right on time. The course was challenging for good golfers, but not too overwhelming for the average golfer. Be sure to bring your camera. The scenery was amazing.

I have played this course several times before and have paid a lot more. Golf now makes this great course a great deal

Incredible test of golf. Several tee boxes to choose from depending on your skill level. Lush fairways, lush greens.
Not much else to say. Top ten course in Colorado and top
50 in the country!

Spectacular views from various holes. The conditions when we played were very firm, from tee to green. It was difficult enough to judge distance playing in the higher altitude, but with the firm conditions, everything was rolling, rolling, rolling, and the greens were not holding, had to hit it to the front of the green and watch it bounce. Like playing Muirfield!
Need to play a second time and see if conditions are a little more receptive.

Loved the course and while challenging ( back 9 is much tougher), fairways are wide enough to stay in play. One of the best mountain courses that I have played. It is on par with the Broadmoor Mountain course.

Great value. Unlimited practice including bunkers, chipping, putting and driving range before play. Good risk reward. Ball tends to travel further at high elevation. Very little break in any putt. Fox on course came to great us. Osprey did not disappoint either. Beautiful views.

Play this course! Staff was exceptional and expecially helpful as I showed up on the wrong day and they simply moved my reservation. This was a prepaid time and they were certainly not required to do so. Course was great to play and I will go again. Minor detail was the greens were a little long and slow but for a true mountain course this is certainly not the exception and barely worth mentioning.

Aside from a passing thunderstorm that interrupted play for a few minutes, I enjoyed every hole on this beautiful course with gorgeous views around every turn. The course is quite challenging from every tee with massive elevation changes and difficult greens, but you feel like you can score if you hit quality shots. Looking forward to playing it again soon.

Stunning Colorado mountain golf course which unfortunately had some minor rough edges when we played it on July 15, 2013. Staff and snack bar were harried but did their best. Price was very reasonable thanks to GolfNow -- my wife and I teed off at 3:03 pm for 65 bucks apiece. There was no starter present at the first tee and we did not see a ranger the entire 18. The twosome who joined us included one young college-age gal who had no idea how to make a golf swing. We witnessed a continuous succession of tops and whiffs and grounders that went 15 yards all afternoon long. Had there been a ranger this might have been rectified by asking the gal to play family tees and to pickup after an 8 or a 10. But no ranger. We finished about 7:45 and by then the 19th hole was shutdown. So we found a friendly Irish pub in Silverthorne -- Murphys. Great. Get and corned beef and cabbage or the pulled pork BBQ.

We booked an 11 AM tee time though GolfNow for $109 a person that is normally $149 this time of year (with tee times earlier in the day normally going for $169). For that kind of money, I would expect at least a somewhat well kept course. However, the greens at Raven were absolutely terrible, some of the worst I have ever played on. Every green was spotty and uneven, many had grass 1/4 inch or longer that had just been rolled, not mowed, and some (particularly the par 3's) had some serious damage that appeared to have been from ball marks going unrepaired. I know we are in a drought, so I am willing to give a pass to unusually thin rough or some brown spots, but a course like Raven should at least be able to maintain the greens when other mountain courses (including Rollingstone Ranch in Steamboat, which we played the previous day) seem to be doing just fine. The layout was fun and challenging but the greens were impossible to putt on. Every green was different, and the only thing they had in common was that your ball was bound to bounce around unpredictably. Most of the greens were extraordinarily slow as well due to the shaggy grass. Given the condition of the course, I would not recommend paying such a great amount of money to play there, at least until the condition improves. There are plenty of other mountain courses you can play that are in much better shape.