Cherry Creek Golf - The Links Course

The staff was very courteous and helpful. The course was in beautiful shape for this time of year. The greens were very good with some recently aerated but still rolled smooth. All in all, a day on the course with good people beats anything else.

Course was in great shape

The greens were bumpy looks like recently aerated

Otherwise nice course to play

Need to improve pace of play

This is a nice course and I would definitely recommend it, they keep it in very good condition with nice fairways and rough.

The grass in the greens was in good shape when I played but it was a bit long and there was a recent aeration so it was playing quite slow and putts were not always rolling clean.

Fairways in very good shape greens Aerated recently putting was waste of time

Booked a tee time and canceled about 3-4 days in advance and called/emailed management there 3x and no response. Unreal that I still can’t get a response.

Challenging yet wide open, great course for the buck, always in good shape

Had a perfect weather day and, except for the recently aerated greens, the entire course is in great shape. Interesting variety of holes and enough length from the whites for shot making challenge.

The expected crappy greens played true and fast prior to the aeration.

Compared to the regional public courses, Cherry Creek is one of the best values ( despite the $20 pp cart charge ) and, overall offers a more satisfying overall experience. Expect 4:30 or so to complete.

If you care to test you length, head East to Riverhead where you will find 7100+ Cherry Creek, with not one but two holes that top out at 600+, one of which is the 644+ par 6, that’s right, par 6 18th.

That’s Cherry Creek’s gimmick, it’s length. Most holes are fairly wide open from whichever tee box you frequent. It’s a links course in name only, there are plenty of trees to find yourself dealing with especially if you’ve cranked down the lift of your driver and spend the day swinging out of your shoes. From the blues, 10 of the 14 par 4’s play well over 400.

The layout is languid , gentle doglegs and gentle hills. The greens are potentially this courses strong point, but in this day they had just been aierated, resulting in a miserable putting experience on sandy, holey greens, running super slow in the morning dew, much faster as the dried out, and completely unpredictable. I’d consider playing again if the greens were up to snuff, on this day they were a total horror show.

There is a full grass range facility which is terrific, and gives you a chance to get your driver going, theres even a great spot to practice chipping and pitching as well as bunker shots . They had not put cups back in the practice putting green.

Overall I’m glad I got the hot deal, I would not pay more than $40 to play here. What the course lacks in charm it makes up for in length. It’s a big hitters ballpark, and who doesn’t love a couple 600+ yard holes? And it’s always nice to play a par 73.

overall good condition. some greens had some issues with worn spots and some small dents and gouges, not from normal play. overall good.

The course is maintained fairly well. Greens usually roll nicely and the fairways are good too (although not sure they roll them). The range is grass which is nice. The course layout is good but for my game the whites are too short and the blues are slightly too long. In my opinion, for this price range, this is one of your best options.