READER
REVIEW
Overpriced Keystone
Ranch Golf Course
in
Colorado plagued with
'unassistants,' bad
conditions, says reader
(July 11, 2005) - A local July mountain getaway for golf found Keystone Ranch Golf Course to be a mediocre layout with worse maintenance touted as a high-end mountain course; maybe once upon a time, but this is 2005. I've played better muni's. And, you might get lucky and have to play cart-path only day! If you like variable green surfaces, week old cups, horse/black/deer fly bites, and rude player's assistants (unassistants, we called them), this is the place for you. On the 9th hole, I pulled my tee shot left of the green and had to hit a lob wedge over the cart path, which contained a player's assistant and a beverage cart, both behaving as if I didn't exist. I think they're weary of tourists at this place. All this for $110 a pop (oh...that includes range balls and cart).
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Take your money to Breckenridge for a pleasurable outing on a well-maintained, traditional layout, with nice people.
Bert McCauley
Any opinions expressed above are those of the writer and do not necessarily represent the views of the management. The information in this story was accurate at the time of publication. All contact information, directions and prices should be confirmed directly with the golf course or resort before making reservations and/or travel plans.
