Golf Club At Bear Dance

It's the best course in the Denver metro. This is the place I take visiting family and friends to experience the best Colorado golf has to offer (at least in my experience). Staff is phenomenal, course is pristine from tees to greens, practice area is tops, pro shop has great merchandise, and the views are virtually unmatched. Price is steep at $175 on weekends, but it's worth it. Just make sure you play the right tees for your skillset, and get a feel for the greens at the practice area. Greens are by far the most challenging aspect of this course with speed and undulation. Get photos on 6 and 16. My only criticism is pace of play: it's tough to get in under 5 hours here on the weekend. Otherwise, go play it; you won't regret it.

I guess I'll start with wow wow wow!!! What a wonderful choice for a golf course to play while vacationing in Colorado Springs. A short 30-minute drive North of Colorado Springs takes you up into the hills outside the city. First-class facility. Right from the very beginning everybody was friendly starting with the cart guys out front loading my clubs to the gentleman inside to check me in to the starter car girl. Everybody was just super friendly. Good-sized driving range pitching green and practice putting green on site. Snack bar right near the clubhouse and the first tee to stock up before you head out. Since I was a single I was paired up with three other golfers two of them were local gentleman. We had a good time together. The golf course was in excellent shape. The fairways were easy to hit off of the rough with penalize you if you got in too deep. The greens ran true and smooth. There's a lot of undulation, a lot of movement on The Greens at this course. I don't think any of them were flat so to speak. and spending a day on their Golf Course.

First off, I wanted to say this was a beautiful course. Very well taken care of and would possibly go back. The reason the rating does not get any higher is because we booked a tee time, and we were waiting at every single hole. We waited at the tee box and on the fairway. We told Marshall many times, and they did nothing. We paid for 18 holes and only played 12 because it got dark. 12 holes in 3 and a half hours.

It's the best course in the Denver metro. This is the place I take visiting family and friends to experience the best Colorado golf has to offer (at least in my experience). Staff is phenomenal, course is pristine from tees to greens, practice area is tops, pro shop has great merchandise, and the views are virtually unmatched. Price is steep at $175 on weekends, but it's worth it. Just make sure you play the right tees for your skillset, and get a feel for the greens at the practice area. Greens are by far the most challenging aspect of this course with speed and undulation. Get photos on 6 and 16. My only criticism is pace of play: it's tough to get in under 5 hours here on the weekend. Otherwise, go play it; you won't regret it.

I guess I'll start with wow wow wow!!! What a wonderful choice for a golf course to play while vacationing in Colorado Springs. A short 30-minute drive North of Colorado Springs takes you up into the hills outside the city. First-class facility. Right from the very beginning everybody was friendly starting with the cart guys out front loading my clubs to the gentleman inside to check me in to the starter car girl. Everybody was just super friendly. Good-sized driving range pitching green and practice putting green on site. Snack bar right near the clubhouse and the first tee to stock up before you head out. Since I was a single I was paired up with three other golfers two of them were local gentleman. We had a good time together. The golf course was in excellent shape. The fairways were easy to hit off of the rough with penalize you if you got in too deep. The greens ran true and smooth. There's a lot of undulation, a lot of movement on The Greens at this course. I don't think any of them were flat so to speak. and spending a day on their Golf Course.