Greg Mastriona Golf Courses at Hyland Hills - Gold Course

This course is well maintained and challenging.. Still working on some repairs but greens in good early season shape.

I’m close to a few nice courses and this quickly became my home course. I love it here! The staff is friendly and helpful and the course condition is amazing for the price. Lots of friendly players. I usually play twilight during the weekdays and this is my go to place to go.

Played a Tuesday 2pm round on a nice day expecting it to be on pace with the 4:10, but it took about 5. Outside of that course is super fun. Very unique holes with lots of elevation change and great views. Clubhouse and complex are both nice. Range and great practice facility

Course in good shape considering cool Spring weather. Good Senior discount. Restaurant closed on Mon and Tuesday.

course needs water. we have not had rain so the course is drying out. they need to start using their sprinkler system.

I really enjoy this course . It’s challenging for me and is always in good shape. This super dry spring is very apparent. Fairways are thin and extra firm. However, all front range courses are suffering this spring

We played shortly after the fairways and greens were Aerated, so the conditions were as expected. The pace of play was excellent !!

Pace of play on this coarse is bad. People play at there own pace with no consideration for other groups behind them. There are no Marshall"s on the coarse to monitor the pace of play. 5 hour rounds are routine, even when teeing off early in the morning.

The layout is ok, there are a few bizarre holes with trees in middle of fairways, and greens in obscure places. The conditions were ok and the greens are healing, but: be warned…I played a SIX HOUR round on a Tuesday afternoon, and I only wish I were exaggerating. The course is tough, so when you take a bunch of 27+ handicaps and flood them on the course every 7-8 minutes, pace of play is DOOMED. For this reason alone, I’ll never play this course again. 1- space your tee times apart, 2- hire Marshall’s and make it their job to enforce pace of play (like making a really slow group skip a hole…we saw 0 Marshall’s, and not even a starter). 3- stop allowing golfers wearing jeans to play: chances are, they aren’t good enough or long enough to play this course and enjoy it (or prevent play from slowing to a miserable crawl). As an example, we saw a group of 4 hit 9 balls total in the water on #7 or 8 (the par 3 over water).

Course needs water. greens need water. Still April.

We were under at least a 1/2 hour frost delay with no warning about it until we were at the course. The restaurant did not open until 11AM. Our tee time was supposed to be at 10:10. The shack where you can buy some drinks had no food either. Other than that I liked the round.

The course is always well maintained with some challenging holes. I play this course about 6-8 times a year weekdays and it always gets backed up. There is no ranger to oversee the pace of play. its a great course and I just wish the pace of play was better managed.