RainDance National

Wow what a course! Beautiful layout, practice facilities and the course was in immaculate conditions. A very long and challenging course but it allowed me and my friend to have an absolutely amazing day of golf. Raindance doesn't give off a stuffy vibe but more so a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Oh and I highly recommend the Nashville hot chicken sandwich.

I have played Raindance close to 10 times now, and it has never disappointed. While if it is your 1st time playing, finding lines off the tee are hard to find, if you play with someone who knows them, the course is very playable. While there is only 1 hole with water, there is plenty of trouble with the valleys in between the holes. Tee boxes, fairways, and greens are always in top notch shape. Never have to worry about the quality of the turf. While it might be a 5 hour round, the views never get boring. If you get the chance to play here, you will feel like you got your moneys worth.

Really enjoyed the layout. Really fun course to play. Very challenging but fair. Course was in great shape! I would definitely recommend this course to anyone.

Love the course and the layout. Lots of unknowns playing it for the first time. Greens were fantastic. Some greens had aerification holes in them and that was unexpected. The most disappointed of the day was the bunker maintenance. Meaning sand depths in most of the bunkers the group was in were inconsistent. The capillary concrete, or whatever liner they use was exposed in some places or the sand was so thin that you would scrape the liner when you raked the trap. Some of the bunker faces had too deep of sand causing the ball the stick on the faces. Faces should have thinner depths of sand to allow the ball to roll to the botttom while the bottoms should have enough sand to allow for a decent. That was my only gripe for the day. Would play again but for the cost you would think maintenance would be on point. Greens were rolling great so great on that supt. So work on those bunkers and you will be money.

Started cautioned "you need a 260 to play the blues." He wasn't kidding. It's a big boy's course. A lot of long holes, but add in that many had wicked dog legs, and bunkers. Long shots required, but it's not a wide-open banger's course. Placement and ball control is required. We got our money's worth.

Old farm equipment used throughout, creating a very fun theme. Great down-to-earth food at the large restaurant & bar. Fun day.

What a tough course. It is in great condition considering the weather we’ve had in Colorado. The staff is awesome and their 19th hole The Grainhouse is a great place to hang out before or after your round and to hit up at the turn. Now for the details. Long rolling fairways, brush, ravine's, and cactus abound. Greens are in great condition and were running fast. Great day on the course even though it was one of my worst rounds in ages. Loved the fact that they had bottled water in ice chests placed in a couple of spots around the course.

Really enjoyed my round and would recommend it anyone that is near this course to play it!

It is a must-play course in your life-long golf journey.

10 out of 10 in all aspects! Overall condition is pristine and their 19th hole is top notch as well. I cant recommend it enough!