Interlocken Golf Club - Vista/Eldorado

This is a must play course. 27 holes all of the combos are fun.

Great course. Group behind us were hitting into us through our round. We were a foursome (including 2 members) that played in 4 hours and 15 minutes. I don't know if that is slow for this course, but I think that 4:20 on any course as a foursome is average. The twosome behind us threatened us several times and I considered contacting local police since there were no rangers. The twosome blamed us for the group of 2 behind them hitting into therm. I don't think that was our fault. I would have recomended that the 2 twosomes join up but that was not up to us. Maybe the course could have arranged that but they did not. At $105 a round, I don't appreciate being threatened during my play. I DO NOT RECOMEND THIS COURSE. I would avoid like the plague.

The course was absolutely amazing and the 2 we were paired with were awesome as well. I paid for 27 holes but we were only able to play 18 due to the timing of play. The people in front of us were relatively slow but the overall day was great. The greens were as tricky as I've ever played greens and you had to place the ball within 3' to even have a chance at birdie or par for that matter. Overall great day and I'm thinking of becoming a member if possible. The people we played with told me about member fees and they were not bad for the atmosphere.

The course is quite nice, and in very good condition. But the greens were lightning fast and putting was hard. Course is probably worth $60-$80, but not over $100 like they charge in the Summer.

Last minute Tee time so we paid through the nose. Couldn't get on anywhere else so there's that...

3 1/2 hour round on a Saturday! Short but challenging - the greens are hard t read are fast and have some have severe false fronts - had a GIR turn into a double a couple of times.

Should have coolers on the carts and ball washers on the carts and/or by the tee boxes. Also would be nice to see the beverage cart more than once.

We played the Sunshine/Vista and even the though the weather had been bad you could see it was well looked after, green and drained well. The course is situated near a large business park but its nestled in a valley so you hardly see any of the man made stuff and hardly see anybody else playing any parallel holes.

Its a tough but fair course and I found its biggest challenges lie on the greens, which are very undulating and can can be tricky to read. Some bunkers lie pretty tight to the greens too, so getting up and down if you miss them can be tricky. So be careful not to get drawn into flag hunting on every hole.

Faced a bit of the normal Sunday drag on pace on the front 9. Back nine was great!
Course is in excellent condition, greens rolled true, held approach shots, and played with high speed.

Are you kidding me??? Paying $140 for a round of golf on a Sunday with no cart person is no acceptable and BS! . Also, lightning, could not finish the round.

Beautiful course, just wish it was a little cheaper. Very friendly staff.

This course is a 27 hole resort style course, which should have been my first clue. It was hopelessly overpriced, which should have been my second warning. By the time the third warning came about in hearing that the first nine I was to play was called “Sunshine” (really??) it was too late.

Do you want to experience the beauty that is Colorado? Well, go somewhere else - you won’t find it here. Instead, you will be treated to outstanding views like shopping strip malls, 4 lane highways and the backs of buildings. Oh yes, lest we forget you also pass right by the Leasing Center in case you have temporarily lost all rational thought and decide you want to live here as well.

Airplanes - do you love airplanes? We’ll then have I got the place for you! You get to hear and watch folks practice touch an go landings in between the roars of the (decidedly not commercial) aircraft that fly just close enough to unleash torrents of wind that the course already has plenty of.

Finally, a word about the Marquis De Sade pin placements. The enjoyment of having a pin placed right at the edge of a two tiered green is priceless. As is the fact that a three foot putt on the top tier that goes three feet one half inch can result in a 25 footer uphill coming back.

I would rather drop an anvil on my foot then play this course again.

Somewhat overpriced compared to other nice public courses around (fossil trace, red hawk), butt the pace of play is usually good and staff are very friendly so it’s almost worth it :)