Keystone Ranch Golf Course - Keystone, Colorado

Sarah

If you can try to get a tee time later in the afternoon so you can see the sun set. It’s so beautiful. Well kept course and worth I drive from the Denver area.

Connor H.

This course is a must play! Keystone Ranch course looks like it should be played on the tour, specifically the back 9. Tricky shots to keep you dialed in all round. Beautiful and true greens with endless postcard views.

Sam S.

Only the River Course has been open so far this season. The Ranch Course remains closed due to COVID and probably an anticipated downturn in visiting golfers and possibly a shortage in available carts and staff. A shortage of visitors doesn’t seem to be the case. All tee times seem to fill up daily.
Pace of play has been slow some days.
Fairways, greens and tee boxes are in nice condition.
The roughs are rough. The front nine par threes are as tough as ever. The slope up to the 17th green has fully recovered from the shrinkage of the monster bunker.
Our hero and co-founder of Keystone Resort, 96 year old Bill Bergman, just aced the 15th hole here last Monday.
A great game for all ages.
2022 update: Summer golf at Keystone River and Ranch is shaping up in spite of late season snow and freezes. I added from my round at the River Course today 6/20/22.

Mark B.

This course was amazing and a ton of value $165. I only gave it four, because I had to save the 5 stars for their River course. This ranch course by all means us gorgeous. I feel it sets up more for the avid golfer as oppose to the river course which had the best views on a course I have ever seen. They offer a golf all day rate where you can play both courses as many times as you can fit in for the day. If you're in Vail it's worth the extra 10 minutes it takes to get to keystone rather than the 25 minutes it takes to get to the popular courses west of vail.

T.J. K.

Played River course on June 15 and Ranch course on June 16. Amazing scenery and the courses are in great shape. The greens are consistently fast and smooth…some of the best conditioned greens I’ve played on in recent memory. Everyone was nice. Bloody Mary’s good. Used the Avid Golfer Passport and paid $85. Best deal in Colorado.

Taylor W.

Beautiful course in the mountains. The golfing was top notch. The service/management was horrible and deserves better.

1. You pay to use the range. They had it closed off. No apologies, no reimbursement, nothing in return. Just a simple, “get over it” response.

2. The bar was closed off. Couldn’t get a drink/Gatorade/anything to drink in the middle of summer. Cart girl was out and we found her hole 6 thankfully. (18 hole course, 1 cart girl - she was great, not her fault). Again, no apologies, no thoughtfulness - just a “get over it, screw off” attitude.

I’m an understanding person and a simple apology or anything thoughtful would have been respectful. Nope - only ego. This course deserves better management. I wish I could write a better review but I did not feel welcome there at all.

Jeff L.

Very nice course in the Rocky Mountains people are very friendly service was excellent as it should be for $185 a round Bloody Marys were very good course played very well.

Jon

Great course but avoid spending money at the bar at all cost. Afternoon bartender on Sunday 9/15 had a horrible attitude, it felt like we were inconveniencing her by ordering food and drinks at the turn. Woke up the next morning to discover she had over charged our credit cards and added an additional gratuity to 3 transactions in our group. I’m assuming 20% tip just wasn’t enough. It’s one thing to have a bad attitude or having a bad day, but don’t add credit card fraud to the mix.

Tried calling 3 times to resolve this issue and I was transferred to different extensions each time and basically given the run around.