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I was pleasantly surprised at the conditions of the course after it being closed for a couple years. It is still a little rough around the edges but very playable. This is a difficult course with blind shots so it’s very important to play the right tee box to make it more enjoyable.

Have played the course before and the conditions were above average. Today I was very disappointed in the greens, they were slow and had bare spots all over, the ball would not roll straight and at one point hoped over the hole.

Tee boxes were dirt and weeds everywhere. The greens were relatively good but not worth the $80 they are charging.

I enjoy playing this course at least once a week. I know what to expect as far as the condition of the course (better than last year) and the price is right. Hope they get the irrigation problems solved so the course can become what it once was.

This was a bucket list course and it didn’t disappoint. I played Pinnacle and that makes me want to come back to play the Monument course. Everything was top notch.

This course is over an hour from my house. The scenery was beautiful of the mountains. The actual golf course was pretty rough. The fairway and rough blend together with no difference and weedy grass. Even with a hot deal it was not worth the time or money.

Greens where slow with dead spots all over making it impossible to roll a putt straight. Fairways and tee boxes weren’t much better. Pace of play ultimately gets slow because of shotgun start with two groups going off per hole.

Played the Pine course. Only thing good about the round was the greens they were in good condition. The tee boxes had weeds were uneven and not good. The fairways were poor with dirt spots all over that were wet. Every fairway the ball had mud and dirt on it and you got no roll out. The course wasn’t even worth the reduced golf now rate. The course could be very nice and fun to play but the condition ruined it. Also there are two courses and several works at the carts when checking in. Not one of the staff approached me I had to go to there group to find out which way the course I was playing was. I could have pulled into the lot picked a cart and gone to the 1st tee without paying and nobody would have known. No starter or course Marshall either.

Everything was running smooth easy check in at walk up window and course didn’t seem crowded. Until we reached the par 3 sixth hole. There was a group of nine golfs and six carts playing together yes I said nine. They wouldn’t let us play through and told the twosome in front of us to just skip the hole. We thought maybe they would let us play through on the next whole but they continued to play together causing the rest of the course to back up. Called the clubhouse and because of the virus they were running at minimum staff. I am not blaming the course at all for this the blame lies with the lack of respect those nine golfers had for their fellow golfers and the new rules allowing people to play golf.It’s player’s like that, that had no regard for the virus situation that will ruin it for everyone.

Buyer beware if you sign up for a specific tee time you will be grouped in a shot gun start sometime after 1pm or 8am. I arrived 45 minutes before my tee time at 12:30 and nobody was on the course. Found out that I wouldn’t be able to tee off till at least 1:15 because of the frost delay this morning. I was the only one on the range until 12:15 then about 120 residents stormed the range and putting green making it impossible to use the practice green. I was sent to the 5th hole group B. The layout of the course is ok but the greens were fuzzy and slow. Also along with the shot gun start was a Thursday couple’s league. So beware if you sign up for a certain time everyone goes off either at 8am or 1pm Monday thru Thursday even if nobody is teeing off from 12-1.