Staff was outstanding and the views from the course were unbeatable. Fall golf is the best with the yellowing aspens and the iconic view of Beaver Creek Mountain as you make your way up the back 9. If you're staying in resort, take advantage. The 1st 3 holes are challenging...not gonna lie!
when the golf cource is closed it says you can fish so I fished today and they threated to call the cops if I didn't leave
Scenery is nice. Course in good shape. Many holes require iron/short tee shots with longer approaches.
Take your "A" game. Course was in immaculate condition. Views are gorgeous.
Extremely challenging course. Only reason for the 4 rating is the price. $200 plus is pretty pricey.
Maybe the most professional and pleasant staff I've ever had on a golf course. We came up from Colorado Springs with friends from Texas and played 3 rounds in 3 days.
The course was in excellent condition for being mid-May. You can tell that they care about their product. Everyone, from the pro shop staff to the maintenance workers, went out of their way to make playing golf at Beaver Creek a great experience. Friendly, accommodating, and knowledgeable.
The course was challenging but fair. Once you get through the first 3 holes you can breathe a sigh of relief. Two tough par 5's and a vertically challenging par 3 start you off. Once you come out of the woods it does get easier. Bring your sand game - tons of traps, but they are well prepped and have top quality sand. No mud, rocks, or other excuses!
We also had the opportunity to grab breakfast and lunch each day - amazing! Excellent quality food and top notch service.
Can't wait to go back!
Course is in great shape and a super friendly staff.
The course is always in top condition. Even though it plays at Par 70 you will find it more challenging than most courses you find in the Midwest. Be ready for the magnificent views
We came to Vail after our wedding and took lessons from John LaCrosse. No matter what level of golfer you are, if you're looking to improve your game or just want some company while golfing, John is your guy. He made the learning experience easy and fun. We learned a lot, but we're able to laugh along the way. John really makes the experience memorable and worth every minute.
Awesome coarse. Beautiful but very challenging. The staff that work there are very Atentative to your needs. I hope to return.
Tight, challenging and scenic. Now the bad news. Don't rent clubs unless you have to. Had to ask twice for a RH senior flex set. Got a mish mash set with worn out slick grips. The biggest disappointment was playing on freshly sanded greens that had not been rolled. The big reason we hot climate flat landers like to play in the cool mountains is the wonderful bent grass greens without grain. Shouldn't let people out on freshly sanded greens, or at least let people know about scheduled maintenance, or discount green fees if the course has to keep the revenue stream going. Some greens had deep tread mark tracks from the sand wagon. The starter didn't know what top dressing or sanding was, let alone that it was going on in plain view on the 18th green.
Amazing views. Immaculate upkeep. Very challenging.
I went to the post MOGEL (spelling?) Dinner with family and it was delicious. I really enjoyed the community, conversation, and the staff we delightful. Also the food... so well prepared and paired with delicious wine.
After reading such great reviews, I was shocked to experience arguably the most rude and intolerable staff at a pro shop I had EVER been to; they pushed back my tee time and spoke to my family and I in extremely disrespectful tones, despite the fact that a tee time here is not cheap by any means. The club house itself was absolutely horrible and had an odor that made it feel extremely old and abandoned. What a horrible way to start the round; those staff members were absolutely despicable and left a horrible impression on what I expected to be great service. Now on to the golf : the range was decent, just your standard range on grass. However, the golf itself was fantastic. I played from the back tees and found it quite challenging but very fun. The greens were rolling at about a 10 and the conditions were great, with views that were unreal. Having played the more expensive Red Sky golf course I would say that higher price there is worth it because the conditions are a step above, greens better and views even nicer...and the staff was extraordinary! EXTREMELY courteous, helpful, and really made the round memorable and enjoyable. My suggestion would be to not even talk to the pro shop staff if you were to come play because the golf was great, but again, the staff made me extremely upset and they should be fired immediately because they were intolerable.
Excellent Course. I can hit it further here than in Texas!
Great course, amazing service. Opens up after the first 3 holes
Excellent experience, perfectly cared for and an incomparable landscape.
Beaver Creek Golf Club & Resort is home to a well-rated and pleasantly testing golf course. Known for its long, narrow challenging fairways and its stunning scenery, this tree-lined and open parkland layout should not disappoint. Crafted into Robert Trent Jones Jr's design are many attractive features and several excellent golf holes.
One of the prettiest golf courses that I have ever played. Come on the tall.
Beautiful golf course. Front nine all downhill, after that it surely changes
Great Mountain course. The course is short and narrow. No GPS so yardage book is helpful. Staff friendly and helpful
Water hazards on almost every hole, but one of the nicest courses I have ever played. Beautiful mountain backdrops the entire course.
Just played 18 with my son. 5p tee time worked out great and paired up with a cool couple of gents from Indiana. The first 3 holes will gobble up a few golf balls and then it gets better from there. Would definitely play here again. Great staff and rangers etc.
It's is a Beautiful course, I always love the gift shop but terribly rude and snobby service. It is very surprising as everyone else at Beaver Creek goes out of their way to make you feel welcome. If you are looking for a relaxing vacation Golf or a good experience in the area don't waste your time with the rude staff who will target your friends or family with their bad behavior.
Beautiful golf course. Friendly, helpful staff and great food make this one of my favorite places to visit in the Vail Valley.
Beaver Creek is absolutely beautiful. There are some great views of the mountains and the river runs through quite a few holes on the course. I went in the beginning of August, so the course was in amazing shape. The club house also has a great pro shop and the range is included with every round. This became my new favorite course to play.
Really fun course in a gorgeous setting. Short par fours but some lengthy par threes when playing from the tips.
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