Four Mile Ranch Golf Club

If you haven’t tried it yet, go do it. Course is in very well maintained. Design is a lot of fun. Everyone is helpful and friendly. Pace of play will be slow if you’re a single. There are almost always lots of foursomes, so I’d recommend bringing a friend/friends and being patient.

I love this course, but is not for everyone hard blind shots

I’m from Denver. I try to play there 2-3 times every summer. My first time was in 2018. I fell in love with that course and the views are amazing.

They need to have more drinking water stations and to keep them full.

The birthday of one of the core group of players. Weather was perfect, course was in great shape, pace of play was about average for a Friday. We love this course but can only afford to play it when we can snag a "hot deal". I would play the course way more often if it wasn't so pricey. If you are playing for the first time, bring your own golf food, they do not have a restaurant. Four Mile Ranch is the most difficult course of the six courses I cycle through: Elmwood, Walking Stick, Desert Hawk, Holly Dot, Sumo and Four Mile. We played best ball scramble with four players and shot a 62. I told you, we love this course.

Interesting layout. Gotta really think about tee shots. Greens are quirky but fun. Rewarded for good approach shots.

4 Mile is a really fun and challenging course with tricky greens, undulating fairways, and not one dNd trap, but plenty of other places to get.yourself into trouble. 5 stars for good rates and an overall fun course.

Excellent and challenging course, would be nice to have a beverage cart or club house available.

The course was in great shape. Challenging and quirky fun! Beautiful course with hidden greens and blind shots made it challenging and fun. The topography of the greens could be a bit quirky putting, but we had a blast playing them. We would play it again.

This is the second time I played a round here, and wound up playing 36 holes. The first time I played here, the random people that i was playing with commented that all they need is the windmill and the clown face here, and on the greens that is true. You may not take a flat putt all day long.

I'm pretty sure the PGA would not approve of the 'undulations' on these greens. Angles is a more appropriate term. They have more ups and downs than a bipolar lol.

BUT, The architect's imagination produced and excellent layout, and those crazy greens rolled as true as any I've ever played.

They didn't take the money and roll it into some crazy extravagant clubhouse. They put their money on the course and it shows.

The course has so many blind shots that you can't count them, and the first time you play it don't expect to score. But once you know the layout it's some challenging, fun, and definitely not boring golf.

We won't talk about my score on the first 18, haha, but once I understood the layout a little bit better I shot in the mid 80s and it was a BLAST!

Not to mention the mountain views from literally every hole... BEAUTIFUL!

This place is worth the drive, check it out!