Greg Mastriona Golf Courses at Hyland Hills - South Par-3 Course

Just came out for some practice on the south par 3 course and had a great time. Played with some folks out for a good time and reminded me how golf should be. Enjoy the sunshine, root for each other, and don’t take it or yourself to seriously.

This course is fun for everyone as well as I am trying to get my kids into golf. We have played the course twice now, and the price for me and 2 kids is ridiculously cheap, but I believe it is cheap because they are making money by selling the golf balls collected out of the water hazards on this course. I am just kidding of course, but with new golfers expect to lose a golf ball or a dozen on the water hazards. What is nice about this course is that they do have a couple of holes that the kids can break out their drivers on as long as they aren’t already crushing the ball.

My son and I are still not confident enough in our game to join seasoned golfers on an 18-hole, par 5 course. This course is absolutely perfect for novices still honing their skills. The price was fantastic, the course is well-maintained, some water, some sand, easily walkable. We will be coming back a lot!

This course was pretty strangely organized. I haven’t played a par 3 in a while but the first couple of holes felt more like a pitch and putt than a true par 3. Seems like the layout could be more thoughtful.

This was the best course when it comes to pace of play and the holes were great. The staff was welcoming and nice. I look forward to playing again.

South par 3 was not well maintained compared to 9/18 holes. Green was not in great shape and greens were worst.

I wish the Par 3 course at Hyland would get a little more attention maintenance wise. The fairways are nicely kept but the tee boxes are in rough shape and the greens are usually littered with branches and leaves.

Lots of people seem to sneak on or do warm up holes for their tee time on the other courses, which is frustrating.

It's a very well priced short course with enough challenge for new players or anyone just looking to fill an hour or two with golf. There was a pair of VERY slow golfers who had our group of 4 and the groups of 4 ahead and behind us stacked up and waiting so the game took at least 50% longer than necessary. The course is well maintained and the staff is friendly. It's a good go-to for family golf outings.

The greens were newly sanded and terrible, and there were small branches and debris all over the course. The bunkers were also in disrepair. I am sure that they are working on it, but they should really be discounting greens fees until they get is a little bit more playable.

The trash cans were over flowing and there was trash laying everywhere.

I have played the south par 3 since before they built the condos around that course. It was a perfect day for golf - other golfers were in a great mood as well. We mentioned to the staff that they had maintenance people roaring through everyone's back swings with no regard to players- and each time they did go roaring by, they paid no attention to the few garbage cans at the t-boxes that were overflowing to the point that there were heaps of garbage on all t-boxes. Water the greens please!!

Greens had just been aerated so nothing rolled right; nothing on the website to indicate this condition. Pace of play was terrible - a foursome had six groups stacked up at each tee box after the first four holes. Took 2hr 15min to play what normally takes 1hr 15min. Chalk it up to the first really beautiful Saturday in Colorado so everyone wanted to play golf. Will be back. It’s a great course to practice the short game.