Quail Dunes Golf Course

I understand with the weather that we have had but some fairways are bare and putting greens need airaided and sanding.

We usually don’t play golf on a Saturday due to overall busy courses. Quail Dunes had some midday openings so we played here. Grass was lush, a bit longer than normal here. As in other reviews, some large fairway bare patches on certain holes - winter must have been rough. Staff always very friendly; good value on pricing. Saw one turkey feeding on the course.

The course was in rough shape, a lot of bare spots, even on the green.

The cart path was unders construction which we knew to begin with.

Staff was great.

The course was in fairly decent condition for the time of year. I always have a good time playing Quail Dunes.

Course was very dry although there were still small spots of snow in the shady areas. Greens were quite hard so no ball marks were made. Fairways were very firm so ball roll out was outstanding. Basically, Quail Dunes is still in winter mode, with no irrigation yet. All that said, the course is still very fun to play. It is a more relaxed environment there with no real starter and no marshals, yet the pace of play is good. Staff is always friendly and accommodating, and price/value is outstanding, especially with Hot Deals. It was cart path only due to dryness which added a good physical workout. Would recommend and we will be back often.

It's cold out in December. Was a nicer day though and got 18 in. Considering the time of year the course was in great shape. About 6 greens shut down so prepare for make shift fairway greens. Fairways are fast and helping with longer drives. Ball marks are very shallow so fix ball marks gently.

No sandtraps but challenging rough and natural areas. Few greens really require good placement to score. Course always has a fast pace which i love. They are clearing out the Pro Shop for all new stuff and the Kitchen is under new management and running great! Larger practice green for putting and nice Range. Overall, it's a gem hidden on the prairie.

Course was in great shape for the most part. Back 9 is a must play if you visit the course. Fairways and rough in great shape and overall a fantastic course to play.

I have played several courses in the Eastern part of Colorado and the north east metro area of Denver and this one rates very high. Not a lot of hazards if you are looking for that but the overall course was still very challenging.

I am not a good golfer by any means, but the course challenged me as much as any course I play and was in great shape.

My wife and I drive up from Thornton simply because we feel sooooooo COMFORTABLE... Feeling at home from

the Clubhouse greeting too EVERY SINGLE person we've encountered, kindness always seems to be the word of the day 😁😊😁.......the BEAUTIFUL course is both challenging and fun, never disappointed!!