Quail Dunes Golf Course

Quail Dunes is a fun course and well worth the drive from Denver. But be aware that as of June 2 the greens have not recovered from a rough winter.

I highly recommend a call to the pro shop to check conditions

Very nice local course to play. Dnjoyed it very much

The terrain and challenge of the course are fantastic. The staff is friendly and helpful. The views are great. Enjoy playing this course for 9 or 18.

Greens had not been mowed and were the slowest I've seen in my life. Given the time of year I'll cut them a little slack for the conditions of the faurways.

A decent old layout not too far from I-76. Paid $25 with a cart which is hard to beat. No bunkers, which was interesting....Only complaint is there isn't much room between greens and tee boxes which I guess is how old courses used to be...built for walking. It was just hard to take really aggressive lines if there was a group in front of you and not worry too much about hitting them.

I have played Quail Dunes several times. I like the course. Very few level holes. Greens are in very good condition. The staff is very friendly and helpful. I look forward to playing it again soon.

We purchased a round of golf on the Golf Now app. We would go again with a discounted rate but would not return if we had to pay their regular prices.

We took a field trip from the front range due to forecasted rain midday on a Thursday. Easy access, pace of play was outstanding, the gentleman in the pro shop was kind and accommodating and the course was in great shape. Would love to go back.

A nice course for both myself and my husband. Tom is a good player, I am an enthusiastic but poor player. The course is not difficult, but there is a great deal of high brush in the rough and between you and the green on some holes. I lost balls in all of those. If you play this course and find a pink Wilson--you are welcome.

If I lived in the area (we are passing through in our motor home) I would play here regularly.

It was an enjoyable day of golf. We stopped at the clubhouse for lunch and had a very good burger.

The course was well groomed and in great condition. Worth the hour drive to play there.

Fun course can't beat the price 1 hour drive well worth the drive.

We (pair) booked the 10:30 hot deal tee time and sad only one group inn front of us no waiting for us. The group behind us had a tee time that didn't rush us. Greens are hard and fast, well defined fairways and roughs. I only wish there were a few bunkers otherwise great course to play away from city. A great friendly staff too

Beautiful day! Course was in superb shape, pace was great - couldn't ask for anything more!

This is an interesting course with different 9s. The 1st 9 starts with 5 par 4s, a par 5, and another par 4. This nine was built in 1920 & perhaps that makes it more suitable for bump & run. The greens are stickier than they appear to roll though. The back 9 was built at a different time and has more elevation variation. These greens are more receptive to short iron shots. Interestingly the back 9 has 4 par 5s for ladies, one being 399y. That makes it par 74. Holes 7, 11, & 14 are challengingly tee shots from the black tees. Note #7 is a blind shot from the tee, beware of drives bombing you as you set up for your approach shot. Limited water and no sand leave the tall rough as one of the course's main defenses.

Another interesting thing, the scorecard notes 5 somes are okay M-Th only... only.

Garmin GPS works here, though irons seemed to go longer than expected here, so consider clubbing down when between clubs.

If you have time, lunch or dinner at Elaine's at the course adds to your experience. We recommend the gyros. Yum!

We totally enjoyed our round at Quail Dunes as the weather was cool, the course was in amazing shape, the pace of play was fast, and the price was very affordable. Highly recommend this course as we will be going back!

This was the course that I played growing up and they have made many changes for the better. I was shocked how little play was on the course. Temps were pushing 100 but very little play for fathers day.

This it a short course but demands being straight off the tee and precision on your approach shots.

Worth the trip to play this eastern colorado hidden gem.

The course has a nice flow up and down hills and through some very interesting dunes on the back nine. Played the back tees and it was a fairly challenging test with just enough wind to get your attention. The fairway grass was excellent , as were the greens , although they were rolling a bit too slow. The service was perfectly friendly . The clubhouse area has a timeless and welcoming feel. I didn't score very well , so have to go back and play better next time. Play it , you'll like it.