Friendly staff, very welcoming. Food prepared fresh and warm. TVs to watch golf or sports as well…read moreand great view of the golf course too!

Sweet spot to grab a bite of dinner, just next door to the hotel where I was staying in Granby. The…read morewindows overlook the beautiful meadow and golf course. Menu had a variety of options and was reasonably priced. I had the brisket sandwich; ended up eating it with fork and knife since it was a pretty messy but delicious situation. There's a full bar with a lot of cocktail, wine and beer options. All in all, a yummy and cozy dinner experience.

When your husband loves golf, and you're headed to the mountains for the weekend, you loop in a…read morelittle tee time! So when the weekend took us to Granby, we decided to kick off the weekend at Granby Ranch. STAR #1 - While we chose to only play 9 holes, it is an 18 hole course. So go ahead a book what you're feeling! STAR #2 - The mountain views were wonderful! STAR #3 - The course was well maintained. STAR #4 - They do offer up a driving range to get a little warm-up in before you hit the course. Even better, the range was included in the greens fee. The only drawback was that it was a little on the pricey side at $120 for my husband and I for just 9 holes, While I'm not the strongest golfer, I still had a blast! We make our way up to Granby a few times a year, and I'll gladly make my way back to Granby Ranch when we do.

Course in terrible condition!! They think they can charge $125, there's no GPS in carts, no…read moreclubhouse (a crappy trailer! they've been telling us for years going to build clubhouse). Dirt roads, some greens horrendous condition, one sand trap was full of pebbles/rocks! Don't waste your money here!

I went in the bistro in the winter and had the greatest staff to greet and serve me- nina and…read morereghan. They were very attentive, brought me everything I needed, and made it a fun atmosphere . Heard some yelling in the back and the manager look off if you know what i mean. Anyways went in this summer and was bummed I did not see them.

I was part of a group of 16 golfers (ages 65 to 81) that came from Denver to play Pole Creek on…read moreJuly 28th & 30th. We played other course in the area and has no issue driving on the fairways (except for the Par 3 hokes). However Polecreek is "Cart Path Only". The group also consisted of 3 disabled US Veterans. On the 28th the check-in desk was very cordial. They allowed the 3 disabled Veterans to acquire "Handicap" flags and carts that allowed them to drive at 90 degrees from the cart path onto the fairways to line up and hit their shots then return to the cart path. However, on the 30th the staff and rules changed. Not for the good The staff was disrespectful and had no time to answer questions. When the 3 disabled Veterans tried to get "Handicap" accommodations they were denied. They were told that only golfers with the blue card that hung from their visors. All these Veterans suffered disabilities from their service in Viet Nam. They were asked what their disabilities were. They explained their license plates bore the "Disabled Veteran" and therefore they didn't need the handicap blue card. How does the service by these Veterans and their disabilities get such little respect? Pole Creek needs to do better!

We were here in the summer season Stayed at BaseCamp. Our…read morecondo was well appointed, so comfortable, especially the bed/bedding. Every staff person that we had contact with was friendly and kind. Food and drinks were very good. The location is beautiful! Highly recommend!!

Granby Ranch Ski Resort continues to be one of our favorite places to hit the slopes--this was our…read morethird visit, and it just keeps getting better. What really made this trip stand out was staying in a condo in Basecamp One. The ski-in/ski-out access was incredibly convenient and added such an extra layer of ease and enjoyment to the whole experience. Being able to step right out and onto the mountain (and back again) made everything feel that much more relaxed and enjoyable. The resort itself has such a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere, making it perfect for families, beginners, or anyone who just wants to enjoy skiing without the pressure of more intense terrain. The slopes are wide, well-groomed, and especially friendly for first-time or casual skiers--you can really take your time and enjoy yourself. The bistro was another highlight once again--the food is excellent and far better than what you might expect from a typical ski resort. It's the perfect place to warm up and recharge. The vibe across the mountain is always a good time. There's great music playing, and you can hear the sounds of wintertime fun all around--laughter, skis carving through snow, and that lively energy that makes a day on the mountain so special. If you're not a regular skier or just want to avoid risking bodily injury on more challenging runs, Granby Ranch is absolutely the place to go. It's fun, approachable, and consistently delivers a great experience. We'll definitely be back again.

I was so disappointed with the management of the course. I was willing to give them a pass on price…read moreand service because of getting through the challenges presented through rebounding from the fires. However when renting clubs for $50 and paying $100 for a round of golf on a random Tuesday, especially on a very windy day, not to mention the fact that we rented three clubs and paid for 8 tee times, you would think the course would be lenient on a wind blown, lost head cover. However the course was still going to charge us an addition $40 for a standard driver head cover for one of their rented clubs. Very disappointed in the their reaction and how they handled the situation. We had to actually drive the course after to find the head cover. I would not recommend going to this course, especially since it really isn't worth $100 per round because the greens have some disease, weren't well mowed, and it hasn't rebounded from the forest fires and yet there was no appreciation towards a group spending over $1000 with them , including food, beverage and balls. You would think they would increase their Service to counteract the deficiencies with the course. Besides, none of their rentals included a sleeve of cheap balls or even a towel to wipe down clubs. I am still completely waiting for the course to charge us for returning the clubs dirty. I find the course management untrustworthy and entitled towards anyone who plays.

Played a golf tournament. Had an egg salad sandwich. One of the best I've ever had.read more

The best course in Boulder County. Driving range has beautiful views. Buffalo wings at the…read moreclubhouse are amazing. As a kid, I used to sell golf balls here and Mitch (the GM) would always chase me off the course in his golf cart. Mitch was relentless in his pursuit and would pocket any cash he could get off you. Over time, it became more fun to set up fake stands and watch Mitch get crazy & run them down in his golf cart. Still though.... 10/10 would sell balls here again

Loved the holiday decorations -- lights everywhere. Soup and salad were yummy, followed by a fun…read morefamily-style fondue course -- and the add-ons were so good. Short rib was tender and well balanced, and the salmon was cooked perfectly. Get the Mac and cheese add on!!! Loved dessert too..finishing the night making s'mores by the fire pits outside was a great touch :)

Nice Golf course Decent grill with outdoor patio too…read moreFood and service top notch Had callaway rental clubs !

one of the best mini golf courses my husband and i have been to! the course was very well kept and…read moreclean. the front desk to pay to play also offered drinks, snacks and nicknacks. highly recommend getting a cute and fun golf ball to play and take; a really cool touch! lastly, the view was breathtaking at the top of the mini course! 360 beautiful views!

So nice! Amazing staff, the owner was on sight and talked to us about our experience (which was…read moreawesome). Such a clean family friendly experience with music and water. The most remarkable part of the whole experience was how clean it was. And it's literaly on a mountain. I would recomend to anyone going through this little town to stop by, stretch their legs, and support this small bussniess!

This is my golf club because it out-shines all others in the mountains, around the state and around…read morethe country for overall value, really nice staff (all of them), the scenery, great course conditions, the Eagle River, Stone Creek, tall pines, colorful aspens, GPS Carts, good food, terrific driving range, separate chipping and putting greens and the fantastic views from so many elevated tees. It's just great fun to entertain friends and family every time. Don't be fooled, this is no easy, dull, boring "Links" course, it's a challenge and that's part of the beauty and character of the course. Before or after your round, try the food and grab a beer at their Whiskey Hill Golf Grill while taking in sporting events on a half dozen HDTV's. It's really good. Breakfast burritos and Bloody Mary's to go in the morning are extra bonuses for us on the run.

It was awful. There are no fairways, only patches of grass amidst dirt. It's awful what has…read morehappened to the course and I'm really disappointed to have paid $179. The next day we played Eagle Ranch - conditions were 1000% better.

Took my nephews here for the day and they just had a blast. This place had a little bit of…read moreeverything. They had batting cages which were fun, a train that goes around the batting cages, water bumper boats that squirts water out and the water is very clean. They also had go carts that actually had pretty good speed and the track isn't too bad either. That was probably my favorite. We ride the bumper cars, and did the arcade. The only thing that wasn't working was the jumping trampoline. Other than that EVERYTHING was open. Which most places you go to almost half of the rides are down. That's not the case here. They also have a small snack shack that has some food and beverages for purchase. We will definitely be back. Had so much fun. Also the grounds were super clean and so were the restrooms. Very nice place to go with kids or adults!

This is a mini golf course too - Cascade Creek. The course wasn't that difficult as it basically…read morehad no obstacles, but it was a nice view and requires good putting skills. Big controversy on the 18th hole as it is very unusual. If your ball goes into the water on the 18th, you should get a stroke penalty and a three - even though you can't put again.