Greens and Greens: Cannabis, CBD, and the Golf Conversation
A golf-culture conversation without health or performance promises, plus an honest update on Mile High Golf's planned bar.
Updated October 8, 2026. This article has been revised to remove unsupported health, performance, and legal claims and to correct our venue status.
A conversation in golf culture
Cannabis and CBD appear in golf conversations and product marketing. Interest in a product is not evidence that it improves a swing, scoring, focus, soreness, or recovery. A personal anecdote is not a reliable basis for a health or performance promise.
This is a discussion of culture, not a product recommendation, medical guide, or explanation of current law. We are not making claims about product contents, legality, sporting eligibility, or a golfer's response.
Keep golf advice grounded in golf
For practical golf decisions, focus on repeatable practice, equipment comparisons, and honest shot records. Our focused practice guide provides a way to structure a session without promising a particular result. Our ball-fitting guide explains how to compare actual shot behavior.
A social atmosphere can be part of the experience golfers want. It should not be advertised as evidence that a substance improves performance.
The plan at Mile High Golf
As of October 8, 2026, Mile High Golf is awaiting its lease. Construction has not started, three simulator bays are planned, bookings are unavailable, and no opening date is confirmed.
A beer and wine bar is planned and subject to approvals. We are not currently operating a licensed bar or serving drinks. The earlier present-tense claims about drink service were incorrect. Guest policies and service details will be shared when confirmed; this article does not grant permission to bring or use any product at the future venue.
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