skibumcolorado

The front nine is like many city courses...relatively flat, lots of mature trees, and native grasses to avoid. However, the back nine takes you to many elevated tee boxes, blind drives, and a need for tight course management. Views are awesome.

Unexpectedly, my son & I were joined by another father/son twosome and coincidently we were all originally from the same home town (St Louis) before moving to Colorado.. The friendly competition made for a better game and score for all.

On our annual father/son golf outing, we were looking forward to a round at a course we had never played. When booking the tee time we were advised that the greens would be aerated. We were okay with that having played with those green conditions at other courses. Unfortunately, when we arrived, the back nine was under going the aerification, and therefore was closed. We played the front nine twice using the men's tees for the first nine, and the tips for the second effort. All around, a good course and round.

If the fairways grow in, the course should be great. Greens recently aerated and were slow but this should be expected at this time of the year. Design of course is odd at times for example a par three on the front and back nine are side by side with foursomes on the front nine having to wait for those on the back to tee off

Pet peeve of mine when golfers do not repair the ball marks on the green and these greens were full of them.