Highland Meadows Golf Course

Marshall constantly tells you to play under a 2 hour pace. You pay over a 100 dollars to get pushed constantly. New golfers do not play here. Unreal how much they try to push a sub 2 hour round. We are playing at a 2 hour and 20 minute pace.

While traveling I like to use golf advisor for information for courses in the areas that I’m traveling too. Unfortunately the reviews were not up to date. The course was in excellent shape. The staff from the Head Pro, cart staff individual and the cart girl were all very friendly. The course was in great shape. It was fairly a flat layout. Had some risk, reward holes, it was an advantage to play with a local person. Highland Meadows is a must play if in the area.

Tremendous course that challenges you on every shot. Wide fairways, so there is plenty of room off of the tee. Greens are quick and true. Course is manicured to perfection every day. A fun course at a reasonable price.

Highland Meadows is a fun links track that has a lot of risk reward holes that make it even more enjoyable. The greens are very challenging with a lot of undulation.The course is always in good shape. A course you will want to play if you are ever in the Northern Colorado front range.

Zach and his staff hosted our NCCGA event this fall and all the players feedback came back positive. Course was in good shape and we will be looking to host here again in the coming semesters.

Thanks!

Always a great challenge with wide fairways and plenty of traps

This is a course I've wanted to play for a while. The designer may apparently be the same as for TPC in Berthoud, he did a great job of utilizing the features of the landscape. The check-in was seamless, and the starter was super helpful and friendly.

The course is in excellent shape, few leaves too for fall. It's not a long course, blues (70.2/128/6572), white (67.8/125/6059), red (70/130/5501, ladies), gold (65.4/115/4690), although you may be challenged to play the black tees (72.4/133/7011) on some par 3s, especially with wind, like the 243y #13.

There are definitely some holes where it'd be useful to have experience on the course to play it better, like #6 (hard to visualize 1st time), 2nd hardest on the course, but there is a drop zone across the hazard, and #15 with its minefield of bunkers (11). #16 has 2 drop zones should you not clear the gaping hazard, 1 near side and 1 far side. #17 isn't too awful with a draw. #18 would be tough if you're too far left on your tee shot. Water gobbles up balls right in the approach.

By my count, there are 71 bunkers (some are the British/Scottish sod type, cool but hard), and you'll be forced to carry shots, so it isn't a course for those disliking sand shots or those who aren't prone to carry the ball most of the distance on their shots. In general, this is another course where being below the hole is better than being above the hole.

Oh yeah, it's a bit of a push to keep pace of play (2:04, 2:06, 4:10) with 4 if you're walking and the tee sheet is full.

Course was in excellent condition and the staff was great!!