Flatirons Golf Course

Course refused to let me play without a full set of clubs when I got to the first tee. I was told I’d either have to rent their clubs or go and get the rest of mine. Never had to deal with something like this before, so I just refunded my game and left. As a public municipal course I don’t understand why they would enforce rules that I haven’t even seen at private clubs. I don’t plan on returning.

Rates are way to high for the awful conditions the course is usually in, they should probably find a new greens keeper. Course is for sure on the harder side so if your not the greatest golfer Id avoid this one.

Staff:
Some of the staff are good and some are very rude. It is a very well known fact among golfers in town that Brian is extremely rude and absolutely doesn’t care about the clients. I have had 1 business meeting and 1 outing occasion with some embassy officials and both times, Brian came out of the pro shop just to yell at as. He LITERALLY scolded us.
Another occasion is during the summer they hired some kids to work and one of the boys just has a bad attitude.
It baffles me that the city would let people like them work there.
Danny on the other hand is a warm and friendly staff, so is David a couple others.
Range balls:
$ 10 for 100 really crummy balls that will have a tough time flying true past 220 yards.
You decide…
Course Price:
Maybe it’s because it’s Boulder, but I wish that their normal prices wouldn’t be that high for a course at this level.
Course:
Almost straight forward for the most part, not much variation in the ground level, greens are not too tough aside from a couple, namely #16.
The primary hazard are trees. They’ll make it tough if you miss left or right.
Chipping and putting practice facility.
I think that this is probably their best area. And I do like coming here for these 2 things.
Overall:
Flatirons is a good course to practice your full swing and ball impact.
Other than that for $ 40-​$ 50 I expect a more premium course such as Bear Dance, TPC plum Creek, Heritage, etc.
But hey, beauty is in the eye of the beholder, I’m from North Carolina, thus I’m used to premium courses for a low price as well as the famous Southern hospitality.
Not used to jerks who treat their customers badly

Such a beautiful course overlooking the mountains. When the weather is brilliant so too will be your experience. The prices are pretty good. I went with a group of four. We got two golf carts and played a round of 18 for $ 36 each Sunday at 2:30
I was, however, annoyed by the golf marshal who was corralling us along at an abominable pace. We could barely tee off by the time we got to the next hole, but apparently we were still going too slow. pppttthhhh!
The beer cart girl made up for it with her diligence :) Remember to bring cash if you’ll be taking advantage of her services.