King's Deer Golf Club - Monument, Colorado

Tan M.

Kings deer is my favorite course in the Colorado Springs area and I bought a membership this year, and it has proven to be an amazing choice.

The people first and foremost are what make the place special, everyone in the club house is beyond welcoming and always greets you with a smile. The bar and kitchen staff are just the same, all while making the best golf course food in the city (breakfast burritos and bison brats in particular). They take about 5 calls a week from me to set up tee times and no matter how much I call I’m treated with respect and kindness.

The course it self is very challenging even though the slope is less than patty (which is beyond inaccurate, trust me I would know). The course is long and challenging with the best view of the Colorado sky anywhere in the city. The links style play makes for a very mental round of golf as well. The front 9 is my favorite in the state.

The course also has night and day the best merchandise from waggle to bad birdie to Jordan’s and Asics, the deer has you covered. Also the staff is very knowledgeable of products, they even got me on Wilson Pro Staffs and now I won’t hit any other ball!

I cannot recommend this place enough and if I weren’t moving in a year I would do whatever it took to renew my membership.

Jameson W.

Great course. Beautiful view. Wonderful layout. Good staff. A definite place I will go again.

Zachary P.

I thought the course was a good challenge and the staff were very friendly. My only complaint was the pace of play was slow and some of the greens were not in the greatest condition. About 5:15 for 18 holes, driving range was decent, minus no markings to tell how far. I'd be back again.

Update 7/1/22: pace of play was better but greens were still in rough shape. It's a hard course but the shape of it makes it harder.

Austin C.

Course was in fantastic condition. Played in 4:15.
Had a beverage cart out.
Greens were immaculate.
Bluetooth equipped carts with gps.

KD is checking all my boxes.

Karl S.

Plays like Homestead in Lakewood Colorado. Lots of elevation change. I'd recommend a cart not a great walking course unless you're a glutton for punishment. Grass, tees, and greens are in excellent shape. Greens were fast with a ton of movement. Rough is playable and natural Eastern plains prairie vegetation. Cart path is a bit far from greens and the break off of the fairway seems a bit early. You'll do a fair bit of walking on this course and it may be more difficult for the elderly or walking challenged. Carts have GPS and are gas powered but I feel the gps is a bit sensitive and the governor on the carts is set too low. Bunkers are compacted and a bit overgrown. Overall a nice course I think it's priced about $10 more than it's worth but it's not terrible.

Brandon C.

Beautiful course, great price, awesome scenery, and friendly staff!

Sean M.

Course is nice but they shouldn’t allow walking on the weekends. It’s gonna be 6 hours due to walkers today. They have the entire course backed up. I quit at 9. No way I can have a good round only hitting the ball every 20 mins.

KATHRYN L.

It was such a fun course and actually one of my favorite courses that I have played at in Colorado. You can order food before you finish the front 9 and take it with you to the back 9 holes. There do need to be more trash cans in that case because you can barely find any on the course. The greens were pretty soft