Ironbridge Golf Club

After the 5th hole our wait at each tee box was 5-7 minutes. On the 18th hoke we waited for 9 minutes. No ranger. No on-course staff presence. Did not enjoy our 4 hour and 45 minute round.

Course and greens are in great shape. The front nine is fairly flat, but a lot of risk/reward opportunities. The back nine is spectacular. It weaves its way through the mountains/mesas. Breathtaking views and almost every tee is elevated.

Pace of play was great until we hit 18 where we waited about 20 minutes. Still played in 4 1/2 hours which isn’t bad.

My only complaint was they didn’t have any Gatorade or Powerade. Water, soda and booze are the only options.

Always golf this course when visiting or passing through Grand Junction. We normally go to St. George to play golf, but we do not skip making a stop to play Iron Bridge.

I loved almost everything about this course. The only negative would be that playing with my wife there were holes that didn’t have any other option but to hit it high and soft. For my wife and when I was off the fairways many holes didn’t have the option to run a shot up to the green. Other than that, I wouldn’t hesitate to play this course again from the friendly and courteous staff to the amazing views on the back nine.

In CO for vacation and wanted to experience mountain golf. This course was perfect. Had to drive up the mountain for last few holes which were amazing. Great time! Tip - bring some extra balls!

Extremely well maintained grounds with a very attentive, accommodating staff. Never fails to exceed expectations! Looking forward to playing it again!!

The front nine plays pretty straight forward, on most holes but not all you can see what's in front of you. the homes around the course are beautiful and complement the beauty of the course. The back nine has several holes where you really can't see and that is a problem because there is trouble on most of those. The back is extremely challenging with many shots over the canyon with a good deal of carry. If you aren't a fairly long hitter, count on either losing balls or dropping on the other side. Staff was excellent. The deal on Golf Now allowed us to play this course instead of another one we had in mind. Without the deal, it's too pricey for our taste.

We pre-ordered food and they had it ready when we arrived. The dining staff were very friendly and accommodating. Equally amazing were the staff in the pro shop and on course. Just overall friendly service. The maintenance crew were out in full force and their attention to detail is evident in the awesome course conditions. We breezed through the front 9 and the pace slowed a little on the back 9 where it was more challenging. We weren’t too bothered as it gave us time to take pictures and enjoy the spectacular views. Highly recommend playing if you’re in or around Glenwood Springs.

I drove 45 minutes from Aspen to come here and wow was it worth it. Every detail of this course was amazing from the staff to the soft tee boxes. Unbeatable views as well

Great course, in great condition. Friendly staff and great views

The course was in decent enough condition but the layout with a lack of GPS in the carts makes it pretty difficult to know where to hit it on many holes. We payed $75 which is fair, but I would not pay over $100 to play again. The restaurant is also not open on Monday which we did not know prior to traveling. Overall, kind of disappointed in the experience

Ironbridge is my favorite course in the Valley.. challenging especially if the wind is blowing!

The staff was great super nice and very accommodating. For early season the course was in good shape.

It’s a nice enough course. The driving range has very few hitting bays which means you’re waiting and may not get to hit. I paid the early season weekday fee which was about $80. If that were the price during peak season, I’d consider playing again, but I think they charge double over the summer. The greens are really tough, with a few of them being a bit ridiculous. The first par 3 on the back 9 would be tough even for professionals (I played with a golf instructor who called it a “Micky Mouse” hole). Another green shortly after that had the pin within a couple feet of a false front. Just a lot of silly pin placements all day made it kind of frustrating for players knocking off the winter rust. Pace was 4 1/2 hours on a weekday which is fine. If it weren’t for the beautiful views on the last few holes, I wouldn’t have thought much of the course at all. It was in good shape for early season which is why I give it an average score. Still a bit overpriced in my opinion.