CommonGround Golf Course

Incompetent staff, I had an issue with my tee time, got placed on hold for 10 minutes, got transferred to someone who had no idea why i was calling, had to give my name and tee time 3 different times and got accused of trying to cheat them out of $20. Tim should be ashamed of himself. Gross behavior

The course itself is okay, was in decent shape but the starter is an incredibly rude guy and has no customer service or people skills. The best part of the day was the turkey sandwich at the turn. Not worth the $100+ price they are charging to play this course. Plenty of other courses provide better value and a nicer experience for the money.

The course is awesome. The tee boxes even this early in the season were in great shape. The fairways on this course pretty wide and forgiving, but there are a decent amount of fairway bunkers scattered throughout to keep your aim true. The greens are some of the harder I've played on with lots of undulations, tiers, and the greens themselves were fast but tight and responsive to spin. The views of the Rocky Mountains in the background just add to this beautiful escape from the close by city.

My man loves to golf. Every time we travel somewhere new he has to get a round in. He Chose this location and he was happy he did. The grounds were beautiful and the fairways were nice and well kept. We will definitely be back whenever in Denver.

Challenging long course in good shape w/only few fairways w/bare spots. Friendly staff but food needs upgrading. Smoked pork Cuban sandwich had no smoked flavor.

Great course condition. Played on 8/13/22. Booked and asked for a caddy 5 days in advance, got there and nothing. Played 5h 45m round....😱😬. No Marshall to be seen. Never again here.

Great course, subtly difficult, challenges all levels of players. Just be sure to tee off from the right markers to avoid making the course impossible for yourself or far too easy

This golf course wasn’t even nice enough to justify charging $118 per person; overpriced, underwhelming, and absolutely not worth it.

CommonGround - it's all in the name. They chose to be for everyone, even though they could be more exclusive. It is not some public course that has been shoehorned into an urban area. When you walk it you barely notice you're in the city. It's not an easy course if you're as inaccurate as me - that tall grass will get ya - but a great course for everyone. Driving range is great as well. The Par-3 course is really small and very cramped, so be aware of that. You will hit into people...

Had a great experience at Common Grounds. Course was in great condition and loved the greens. The pace of play was very good. Love the layout. So glad we stopped on our drive from St Louis to Breckenridge to play this course again. Definitely one of our favorites

Nice open course, not too busy. Not sure it is worth the price, but enjoyed our 9 holes.

I’ve lived in the area and played CG 5-10 times a year for the last several years. To start with the positive - great short game area, the new clubhouse is nice, and the overall atmosphere is good. That said, CG has gone downhill over the years. The driving range, one of the few in the area, is in awful shape, it’s pricey for a 90 ball bucket, and the balls have to be 4+ years old. The course has good bones, the Doak reno has a lot of great features to it. Regardless, it’s frequently in rough shape - massive dry patches in the fairways, tee boxes are uneven, and greens are super sandy + cut…