Red Lodge Mountain Golf Course

As other have mentioned. Leave your putter at home. Don't expect anyone to mention that prior to finding out yourself, expect to pay full price. They overbooked the course to the point we needed to wait for everyone finishing 18 to get a cart to use. Not well managed and in pretty rough shape. Guess with only one course around it's a chance to play but so far from being worth $75 it's not funny.

Beautiful course, but as other reviewers said there should be a discount for the condition of the course. The greens are in rough shape, but the fairway is also poorly mowed and maintained. The tee boxes are terrible, with dead grass and no attempt to keep the ground flat.

At more than $50 for 9 holes, I expect better maintenance. The city par 3 plays better than this.

Terrible care for the course, carts (junk) and ridiculously priced! Won't return. Such a disappointment after a 3 hour drive to golf and have lunch w the family.

Greens were "under construction" but that was the understatement of the century. The warning sign should have said something along the lines of, "greens are so tore up from the floor up, take minimum 2 strokes off your total. " Also, a discount should have been offered at least for the time being. The lady at the desk was not pleasant either. I didn't get her name, but she was not a great addition to the facility. Also, tons of water, brings lots of balls!

This course is not worth the money. I payed 75 for myself and every green was more brown than green. Shame on you as a golf course if you can’t even care for the grass.they could give a discount for the garbage greens but instead you pay full price.

Good luck playing in the overpriced dirt patch….
problem is all they care about is the dollar sign…

Looking for a way to drain your bank account and have an awful experience at the same time? Boy have I got the place for you! For the super super low price of $85 you can go play in a farmers field, and have the worst time of your life playing golf! Because the conditions were so terrible and the entire course was backed up due to overbooking and incompetent pro shop staff I asked for a refund. However all I was given was a rain check. I thought about selling the rain checks to help recover financially but realized it would be too mean to even give these away to some unfortunate soul. You couldn’t pay me to play here again. Avoid at all costs

Greens are like playing pinball
Driving on the cart paths and fairways are like off-roading.
Barely made it through 9

Don't waste your time going. Fairways are rough as a mountain road and the greens are unplayable. Charging 80 dollars for this course is robbery

Absolutely the worst course I have ever played. For the low price of only $85 not only do you get to play on the gravel pits they call greens but you get to embark on a journey through lush jungles they call fairways. For anyone who enjoys golf and a full wallet avoid this course at all costs.

We stopped at the golf course to eat at 28 Peaks Kitchen food truck. The bison gyro was phenomenal.

Really hate to leave a 2 star review but these conditions need to be captured. It’s hard to stomach paying $72 for this, the greens were very bad. Greens were hardly alive, fairways were very bumpy, rough was dry and had lots of deep bumps, tee boxes were not level almost anywhere. Views were good but man, should be a $40 round if that. You can tell it was probably out of their hands, but in the meantime, there’s better golf elsewhere. Hopefully it gets fixed soon!

The food truck was amazing!

Up visiting from Colorado! Way too expensive for the condition of the Greens! $81 way too much for that! The golf course has a great layout but the greens were "HORRIBLE"
#17 was the only green that was good!
Beware!

It’s usually a cool place to golf but their greens were in tough shape this time around. You would think they would have said something about the greens being unplayable or at least give a discount. The only green on the greens were on the last three holes. Truly disappointing, especially since we came from out of town.

Enjoyed the course overall but check in/pro/etc need to a) let visitors know about the winter kill green conditions prior to teeing off and b) knock something off the price (even like 10 bucks). Hard to stomach paying 75 bucks when 75% of the greens are winter killed.

I wouldn't have driven 4.5 hours round trip if the green conditions had been published anywhere on the website or Facebook.

Probably should have looked at the review from a couple of weeks ago.

Played this course last August and it was in great shape. Unfortunately, late winter weather conditions has taken its toll on the greens. Most had very little live turf. A couple weren’t affected as much on the back nine. If nice greens are important, better check it out before paying. Sad turn of conditions and I hope the greens come back for them.