Antler Creek Golf Course

Staff are super friendly and helpful, course is in decent shape (be better if everyone filled their divots and fixed ball marks. Pace of play was good, too many single players wanting to play through. But all in all a great time!

For $70, I expected the course to look a lot better and play better. The greens were in kept, dry and dead spots throughout 90% of the greens. Dandelions were on every single fairway/rough. Significant unkept bunkers filled with weeds, and rocks. Lack of signs all throughout the course. Fairways were significantly dry causing lost balls easily.

A very fun course to play for the average golfer. Unfortunately the course has some major condition problems. Fairways are very weedy and a lot of bare patches. almost all traps are unplayable. Seemed like it was coming back good last year but alas the winter has seemed to take its toll.

Challenging course grounds crew constantly doing their very best to maintain a dry course! Impressed with how green everything was.

Sand bunker and fairways had weeds, greens had grass missing, and tee box had weed growing in it. Way to much money for condition of this course. It seemed like last year it was starting to get better but has only gotten worse this year. They really need to get it together because when course is in good shape it is a fun challenging course.

The greens were sanded and needed water. There were way too many dead spots in the fairway. Course layout and length were cool

I had stayed away from here because of past reviews, found a good deal though and decided to give it a shot. I was pleasantly surprised. Besides the bunkers which were mostly small rocks, the rest of the course was in good shape.

Greens were firm and rolled true, overall fairways were nice with a just a few rough patches here and there and the layout itself was enjoyable.

Id come back again forsure

Played for the first time today and was thoroughly impressed with how well the greens rolled and tee boxes conditions. Fairways were spotty with lots of ground under repair not even marked and bunkers filled with water/overgrown with grass even on green side bunkers. The waste areas in the fairways are cool but not green side. Played from the blue tees which were perfect for my typical 250 yard drives. Overall very enjoyable round for under $55 a person it’s very worthwhile and I will be back soon.

Had read some reviews about the course and was skeptical, however the course was a lot of fun, will use every club in the bag and the greens were in very good condition. Some fairways need work, but apparently it's a work in progress. Would definitely play there again!

We’ve played the course for many years and became fed up with poor conditions - BUT truly amazing improvements have taken place this year. We are very much enjoying playing Antler Creek again. We will now return to being regulars! Thank you - keep up the great work.

Could be best course in town??!!! Bunkers are brutally maintained and no marshals on course. Players driving carts on green and pace of play not monitored. The potential of this course is top notch, but it is an actual goat track. Need new management/owner.

Place was a legit goat ranch previously. Greens have come a long long long way. I really hope this course keeps it up k LOVE playing here. It’s so hard, unlike really any course in co. It’s playable again which it has not been since prior to covid. Had a blast will keep an eye for hot deals as $72 to ride on a Friday is still a bit much for conditions. Played 9/26/25, give them a try!

When we checked in at the pro shop, we were told the greens had just been topped dressed. Most of them still had a layer of sand on them and had not been dragged. A pro shop employee told us the golf pass site should have informed us before we committed to play.

Purchased round through Golf Now. Course was in average shape with fairways extremely wet after previous day's rain. Fairways were in average condition at best. What GolfNow didn't mention (and clubhouse staff told us this info was given to golf now) was that the greens were just aerated. Couldn't get the ball to roll true to save my life.

Overall it's a real fun and challenging course. If it's your first time playing the course, do yourself a favor and download a map of holes so you can get a good understanding of where to land your tee shots, as this info wasn't available onsite.

The course is not well maintained; spots on the fairways are lacking grass, there are several wet spots, many of the bunkers are full of weeds and unplayable. The greens were good and very undulating. It appears that the pins aren't moved very often as most of the edges were very rounded and worn down and not sharp. It was made pretty obvious on the score card that women shouldn't play the course as the 3 shortest tees were all marked with an (M) and the shortest was 5400+ yards. Many women can play the 5400 yard course, but not all. Also, there are no junior tees.

This was my first time so maybe there was some underlying condition that I am not aware of. But the fairways was not right. Not sure how to describe it besides saying it was like a very thin layer of grass on mud. Once again it was my first time so maybe something was going on that I am not aware of and the course is usually nice.