Gypsum Creek Golf Course

Interesting course layout. Front 9 full of creeks and ponds, back 9 target golf in the hills. Very fast, smooth greens. Fairways showing some dry spots with the on going drought.A

Gypsum Creek is always in good shape. In this summer of drought and water restrictions, they have done an excellent job keeping the course very playable. The greens were a little slow but ran true. The course offers a nice combination of easy and challenging holes. The elevated 17th par 3 hole is always fun. Staff are pleasant and the range offers a nice chipping and sand trap practice area. All in all, great facilities that made for a great day!

Love playing at Gypsum. The course can be tough but it is gorgeous and in such great shape, especially with the drought we are experiencing.

Fun play and good variety. The front 9 is fairly flat and water comes into play more than you think. Back 9 has more elevation changes and fairways a little narrower. Conditions overall were very good and clubhouse very nice. A good play if in the area.

My little family and I were road tripping through the area and decided to stop and play and we're glad we did. We had a lot of fun on a nice course on a beautiful evening. The staff was extremely nice and friendly and went out of their way to make us feel welcome. The course was well maintained, but the bunkers need some work. Even though the par 3 17th is kind of a ridiculous hole going straight down the mountain, it was super fun to play. Pace of play was awesome. Will definitely be back.

The routing of this course was really strange. It's almost as if Pete Dye had one idea for what he wanted to do for the first 13 holes or so and then completely changed his mind once he saw the mesa just west of the course. Very goofy and highly difficult at times, but can't complain about price. Could see myself playing there again under the right circumstances.

No idea how this course gets great reviews. It has some very poor designed holes. #16 and #17 are terrible. #2, #10, #14, #15 are questionable. That makes for a third of the holes as bad. Not to mention #1 is a weird starting hole. Some big walks between holes as well. Eagle Ranch is 10 minutes away and highly recommended.

We love this little course because of the excellent conditions, the fact that it usually isn't crowded, the beautiful scenery, and most of all...the people who work there are ALL so nice and friendly.

Thanks to to Gypsum Creek for staying open and keeping everything well maintained, especially considering the time of year. And thanks to the golfers of Gypsum Creek for realizing that a round of golf doesn't have to take 5 hours. So many courses in the Vail Valley close on a date regardless of beautiful weather. We've probably played 15 rounds at Gypsum after the other courses have closed! And for the money the course is great. The greens roll better than many of the other courses that view themselves as premier courses in the valley.

I've played the Gypsum course 3 times and will play again tomorrow. Highly recommended!

I have nothing negative to say about this course. The grounds had just been aerated, but because of that, the green fees were lowered. If I were a millionaire, I'd play this course everyday!

good course, good cond, not crowded, great veiws...do it!

Great mountain course. Well maintained by friendly and knowledgeable staff. Will play again soon.

Design was excellent, especially the back nine holes starting from Hole #9 were interesting and challenging. The course has a continuous running stream which is an interesting feature, but it was not maintained and overgrown with tall grasses. If they maintain it better to be seen, it will make a positive asset. Overall, it was enjoyable course.