Antler Creek Golf Course

course conditions worse than I've ever seen here - worst I've played in CO. too bad. good, tough, layout. garbage conditions.

Close is closed most of the time even though they use temp greens if it's under 50 degrees they shut down for the day. Poorly maintained, staff is friendly if you play skins with them otherwise they'd prefer you dont speak to them.

Fairways were in good shape, for such a dry fall. Greens rolled fast, which was a nice change.

Fun course! Challenging layout. Greens were in rough shape, but that might be because it was Fall and getting cold/windy.

Of course with the changing of season, the greens are a bit patchy. For the most part though it is still a fun time.

Antler Creek is a beautiful course that's challenging but still enjoyable. It is well-designed; there are features here I have never encountered on a golf course as well as "typical' bunkers, etc. I appreciated the wide, well-groomed fairways and impressive greens. I am new to this area and came here on a recommendation. I will definitely be back and will bring friends.

We really enjoyed golf course. Of course, overall course was very long(some par 5 hall was around 700 yard), but we enjoyed very much.

Fairway was in good condition.

Green was fast and good!

Tomorrow we will come again…

Highest price course we looked at a d in worst condition. Numerous greens were partially dead. No distances other than 150 markers. Lots of blind shots and no information provided anywhere for 1st time players. No water provided on course. No value offered at this course.

Overall it was good. Greens need alot of attention. Due to the rain the night before and early morning watering of the course the fairways were very soaked which made it kind of hard to play. However even a bad day of golf is better then a good day at work. Lol

The rolling hills and sand traps are throughout the course. The wetlands are on most of the holes. The putting greens are rough and dry. The back 9 are extremely difficult.

For being in August the greens looked like November greens. The first hole I would not call a green but a brown. We played at Kings Deer last week and the greens were 100% better than Antler Creek. The pace was pretty slow as we had to wait for the group in front of us on every hole.

Today Antler Creek was wonderful. The staff was friendly and accommodating at check in, new golf cart, and the course is in great shape.

Some of the greens could use some work. I enjoy playing there.

Rediculous how poor condition this course still is, as it's had numerous months to recover from winter kill. Have never played any other course in as bad of shape as this course is. Nothing good about this course - don't waste your money here.