Heather Ridge Golf Course

I'm a big fan of Heather Ridge. I love the quirks, the scoreability, and the overall vibe of the golfers who play there! The round took 5 hours to complete, but when you're having fun, it takes a bit of that frustration away. Course was in great shape, and I can't wait to go back!

This is the worst course in Denver the people that run the place I have booked a teatime for 50 something dollars I get there. She says you have someone riding with you today. I said I have my girlfriend with me. She’s a ride along. She took my credit card and swiped it for $89 without telling me that there is a ride along fee Never in my life if I’ve been charged for a freaking ride along fee with someone that doesn’t even own golf clubs. It was so backed up. The Ranger came out and tried to tell us to take a par on 18 and not play it because it was getting dark. Needless to say there were 15 groups backed up on 18 wanting to get one less hike in. The people that were playing the course were tearing it up the greens look like someone drugged their feet across every single one. They have baseball fences up next to some of the tea boxes so you can’t cut the corner or play down the tree line to drive the hole. It’s honestly the stupidest corse in Denver.

Really nice staff and a very decent restaurant. Course is challenging with lots of tight fairways and water. Cannot just bash driver, greens in decent shape for how busy it is

The course is short overall and offers a good opportunity to practice iron shorts.

First time playing Heather Gardens and while the course was in decent shape, it was a very disappointing experience due entirely to unprofessional and aggressive rangers.

The course was described to me as a decent muni that beginners could learn on even during a weekend. I witnessed a variety of skill levels on the course that day and the pace of play was fine. There were some bottlenecks but not unlike any other course I've played. The difference at Heather Gardens was the rangers. They asked my group to pick up the pace once which was fine. We did have a beginner in our group. It should be noted we did not have a back up behind us, we had simply fallen off the pace slightly. Over the next four holes, the ranger was rude and aggressive. He was following behind us each shot pressuring the beginner to move faster. It ruined the experience for this person and impacted our day.

Later in the round, it was nearly 100 degrees. As we waited to tee off, we pulled the cart just off the cart path to find shade. A couple of feet. The ranger proceeded to lecture us about staying on the cart path. When I agreed to move it, he continued to lecture about how the grass will never recover. from this. He was clearly targeting our group. If the entire course would have been pristine with no bare spots, that would have been one thing - but it wasn't. There were dry spots all over and this ranger was simply acting unprofessionally. These are the reasons people don't come back to golf courses. I would rather play on a lower quality course with friendly staff than to put up with a ranger on a power trip.

Rangers completely harassed us and followed us down one fairway causing extreme stress on one of our players forcing us to play slow. We were the ones waiting on ppl in front of us. We will never play here again because of this. The cost is way too high for a very cheap trashy course. Cheap because it’s not well maintained and Trashy because of the way you’re treated here.

Course was in great shape. A fun afternoon. Can’t wait to get back out there and play again.

I got on with golf now and the staff was great! The course and pace of play was great as well. I will be back again.