schumanator

The Hyland Hills facility is a very good one, with 4 separate courses available, for people of all abilities. I play the blue course several times per year, and often take first-timers to the course with me. The comments from them are always positive, as they are from me. The blue course is relatively short, but has some smallish, undulating greens, which is its defense. It's a fun course, and is typically in good-to-great shape.

I've played this course dozens of times through the years, and always it.
Hyland Hills does a great job with all four of their courses and the practice areas, and is why it's my "home" course.

`A good friend from out of town joined me on this visit to the blue course, and really his round.
Since this is the course I play more than any other in town, I was very pleased. Hyland Hills shiowed well today!

I've played the HH blue 9 hole course 100+ times through the years. I would give it a solid 4.5 rating.
The pace of play was a little slow today, but I believe there might have been a ladies league in progress.
Otherwise all was very good.

This was the 3rd time within the past six months I've driven North from the Denver area to play the unique 9 hole course in the heart of Longmont. The staff are all very friendly, the 3000 yard layout is actually challenging, and the golfers I've been paired with on each visit have been laid back-back...which makes for an enjoyable golfing experience.
What makes this course challenging (at least for me, a bogey golfer) is that most fairways are relatively tight, and the greens fairly small (although without much undulations).
Through Golf Now I've gotten a great rate each time I've played, but have determined that isn't necessary for me to continue make the drive to play this fun, unique course.