This used to be a great little unserious coarse where u could take my kids and have them walk…read morebeside me while I practiced golf or push them in the stroller while I played. Now they have banned bringing kids on the coarse and banned strollers. I could understand if it was a real golf coarse but honestly it's not. It's just a little fun 9 hole par 3.

Do not waste your time here, absolutely terrible customer service. We came to play the course and…read morewere turned away and told children aren't allowed, when the only thing advertised on their website and posted is no strollers allowed. You offer junior league tournaments but children aren't allowed? How does that make sense? Terrible people with zero class. Save your money.

The course had some rough patches, but overall condition was good. Played on a weekday, they…read moreprovide senior discount. Pacevof play was good. Would recommend the course.

Staff was very Nice!! However no one told us about the 9…read morehole course was under massive repair on holes 7 and 8 . #7 not even worth playing in it's condition or lack of a green! with no signs explaining what is going on! #8 cut short by 60-80 yards with out a tee box not as bad as #7 .. Paying full price for this is unacceptable $$ Other than that the course is in good shape. But not giving customers an option to know what's happening is bad practice!!

Stoney Creek Golf Course - Hidden Gem With Big Personality…read more There's something about Stoney Creek that feels like stumbling on a secret you don't want to share--but you kinda have to, because it's that good. From the minute you pull in, it feels like you're somewhere far from the everyday. The out-of-town vibe is real--wide skies, the scent of fresh-cut grass, and the occasional sound of birds chirping or cows lowing in the distance. It's part peaceful, part quirky, and completely unforgettable. Whether it's your first time golfing (yes, they rent clubs--and make you feel completely welcome) or you've played so many rounds you've lost count, this course brings something special. The fairways have just enough personality to keep it interesting, but not so tricky that you lose your mind--or your balls. You'll chase pars and birdies, but more than that, you'll find yourself just... happy to be out there. Stoney Creek isn't fancy or fussy--it's fun. And maybe that's what makes it so memorable. It's a place where you don't have to be good to have a good time. It's where the game meets good company and golden hour sunsets. Honestly? We're lucky to have it. And every time I play, I leave thinking the same thing: "How'd we get so lucky?"

First I want to say, DO NOT BOOK THIS ON-LINE. First they charge you more than if you book another…read moreway, charge you when you book and add a fee. I have not seen this anywhere else. Then, in my case, they moved one of the tee times I booked, manually moved it back when I called into the shop, and double charged us for two of our party. I was appalled and could only get rain checks because this is done by a "third party". Really, since when are you not responsible for what happens on your website. I do not plan to return.

Great course in Lafayette. Friendly staff, beautiful views, and marshalled to keep place of play.read more

We enjoyed our maiden visit to this course. We were paired up with a single who was local, nice,…read moreand offered helpful advice for each hole. The course was in good shape for the most part. They were doing some maintenance so the driving range was closed and the tee boxes were just aerated. It had a nice mixture of challenges of sand, water, and wavy greens. Greens were in pretty good shape. The forward tees were 4900 yards which is a little shorter than usual but still a good distance. We took a cart but our golf partner walked and there were many walking. It's not a bad course to get your steps, not super hilly and not a huge distance between holes. Staff was great. We had lost an item 'somewhere on the back nine' and a ranger took my husband back out on the course and they found the item. Very helpful.

Seeking something to do that got us out of the bitter cold we decided to check out the newly added…read moresimulators at Over Flyte Denver. ++ Located on the third floor of FlyteCo Tower, OverFlyte Denver offers great views of the surrounding Central Park neighborhood. ++ Maxim was the best! He helped our group get situated and ensured we had the absolute best experience possible. ++ The simulator experience offers a variety of courses to play and a variety of styles to best suit your group. ++ While we chose to golf during our visit there were many more play options including lacrosse, hockey, zombie dodgeball, and more! They also offer up ping pong tables and axe throwing - so go ahead and try something new! ++ The fine folks at OverFlyte offer up a drool-worthy table-side food and drink menu. We sipped and noshed on all the things. I opted for FlyteCo Mules and the Fried Chicken Sandwich. Delish! OverFlyte Denver def helped us beat the bitter cold blues. Can't wait to come back and check out more of what they have to offer!

I first got to experience OverFlyte during a Yelp Elite event, and had so much fun that I needed to…read morecome back with my partner to share the experience with her. The staff are amazing, and go out of their way to ensure that everything is explained and you are set up to have a good time. It was very busy the night we went, but that wasn't an issue since you reserve your space ahead of time. We did both axe throwing and a bay rental for an hour. Renting a golf bay is incredibly cost effective since the cost does not change based on how many people you have (you can have up to 8). And even though I called it a golf bay there are TONS of options to play. The food and drinks (which you can order through a QR code) are also great. We had some wings and they were delicious. TL:DR - an awesome option for a night out with built in activities

Local drive is a great indoor golf simulator with a fantastic seasonal cocktail program. They also…read morehost really fun golf pub crawls with other bars in the area a couple times a year. Bartenders are friendly and service is always great. This is our top choice when looking for an indoor simulator.

We had a great time at the Local Drive. Jack was super attentive and made great cocktails!read more

They checked the cooler before the first hole and on the tenth hole and could give a shit on how…read morelong the play is it took 5.5 hours to play 18 holes we waited for 10 to 15 mins every hole with no help from the shorty staff on site all they cared about is what was in the cooler never again will I play this racist course

This is an average golf course that is mediocre but playable. I mostly come here for the driving…read morerange which is on mats most of the time. The driving range is short and you can't hit your driver because it'll go over the fence and there's a sign that says that you are liable. I basically come here because it's the closest driving range to where I live and that's it. Mediocre but functional.

I played here last Tuesday with my son in law and paid $86 for a round and a cart. I've played…read morethis course several times in the past and it's been in great condition. My review takes into account the drought conditions we are currently having in Colorado. For the price the overall condition of the course is terrible. The fairways have a lot of dead grass spots and about a third of the greens are in similar condition. The City of Westminster should post the current poor conditions of course so golfers can decide if they want to pay that much for a round of golf given there current poor conditions.

Fascinating golf course in terms of where it is and what's surrounding it at this point. It's right…read morein the middle of a bunch of office parks and a small airport. The flags are those windsocks you would see near runways. Very cool. Great layout but most views are of the control tower or an office building. Very walkable with two long transfers (9 to 10 and 12 to 13). Greens are honestly boring. Very flat pushup greens for the most part. Fairways were soaking wet and the greens were firm. Tough combo for scoring that day. Otherwise, the architect did a great job navigating both sides of the major road that splits the course into two. The back 9 shines. 13 is a big, uphill par 5 with a split fairway after the tee shot. That third shot is straight up the hill. Then 14 is a short but tough par 3. Infinity green that was playing downwind with a front pin. Really cool hole. 15 and 16 are cool par 4s that dogleg in opposite ways. With 16, the second shot over water was nerve racking. 17 is a par 3 brute from the tips. 18 is that long par 5 with water all up the right side that plays towards the range and practice greens. Fun track and well worth the greens fee. I'll definitely try and come back and play more putts straight(er).