Antler Creek Golf Course

Waited nearly half hour to tee off combined with

slow pace of play, we were unable to finish round before darkness and cooler temperature were setting in.

Also two golfers should not be allowed to share a set of clubs as was witnessed in the group ahead of us.

Not worth the money. Greens weren’t well kept, too expensive and bird poop was everywhere. Never going back

The greens and practice area were in great shape, some areas of the fairways were in terrible condition, dry and bare. friendly staff, beverage cart came around often enough. course was layed out great, long and challenging.

I'm always reluctant to play here because it's a crapshoot with everything including course conditions.

1) Staff in clubhouse was rude and did not care that they had patrons. Unfriendly vibe. We also asked if we were playing with another twosome and he said no, just go out whenever. So there is no starter and low and behold at our tee time there was another group teeing off so it's a free for all. Then my partner and I get to the 1st box and then more people get behind us.

2) No cart girl with drinks or food. Like what? Are you trying to go out of business? Makes no sense that they don't want money. Meanwhile I was hungry and thirsty.

3) The greenskeeper guy should have been doing his job at the crack of dawn and not 10am-2pm. He was on a few greens while we were putting; very awkward and he was making noise during my stroke.

4) Overall I was pleased that this time around the tee boxes and fairways were kept up pretty well. The greens were good overall.

5) I think they would get more business if they worked on their customer service and attentiveness. I also returned my cart but no one was there to take it or wash. It seems like they don't run a good operation with employee stations.

Overall just bad mojo for $60 when I'd rather play Bear Dance with a deal at $75.

Staff was rude. They tried charging extra for using a cart to myself given the pandemic. The fairways are in terrible shape. Worst I've seen this entire season. Greens were putting okay. Long and challenging course. Group ahead of us was incredibly slow. They were middle aged, took three off the tee every time and all four each had their own cart.

Played here for the first time. It's a long and narrow course with several blind shots. The greens have a lot of undulations and were a bit bumpy which made them tough. The elevation(6800ft)does help with the course length but it's still long. We had a foursome and enjoyed it here. Staff was friendly, pace of play was mostly fast til the last few holes. The practice area was nice. I would definitely play here again just not every week due to the difficulty. It was a mentally challenging course.

This is a fun and in place challenging course that has become an option when we want to drive a bit further from Denver and get a mini mountain course. Layout is good, Holes 9-12 are pretty hard to par and the back 9 in general is a bit tougher, weaving about. Scenic and fun

Really, $55 for an terrible shape course. Fairways with dead grass, dirt, over watered sections that look like mush. Goose poop on three separate greens and no one to clean it off. How about the course Marshall do that. All’s greens need work. Very bumpy and some are beat up

This course is one of the most challenging courses in the area. The staff is super friendly and makes you feel like you’re in a pro shop with some guys you would want to go out and play with. The pace of play is pretty quick, when compared with the difficulty of the course. Beautiful views of Pikes Peak and the gauntlet is no joke. Highly recommend this as one of the hidden gems in the Springs are. Can’t beat the value for some challenging, legit golf.

I have been a member at Antler Creek Golf Course for approx. 15 years. I have seen ups and downs with the course which is expected with the weather change in colorado. But the creek is one of the most challenging golf courses I have played, the lenght, wind and native areas make the golf course challenging and unforgiving. With that said i would like to respond to some of the reviews i have read. Its not the courses fault you did not play well, maybe you need some lessons. If you want a course that forgives bad golf go play a city municipal course. You can hit it all over the place and be fine (not at the creek). I know of golfers who have shot high scores and they still love the challenge so quit whining about a course that only the strong can survive. The staff at antler creek treat people like faimly and are professionals when it comes to customer service. Overall, the course is fine just play better golf its not for beginners or the faint at heart.

Course is a fun play. Play here regularly and love the challenge. It has a good mixture of grip and rip holes and target golf. The reviews below are inaccurate and a 2.5 hour 9 is not horrible with COVID circumstances and social distancing guidelines. Over 7000 ft elevation so expect to play a club less.

Really enjoyed this course, course was in great shape. Greens rolled really well. Definitely recommend playing this course.

Course was in great shape! Played in 4 hours on a Saturday morning, which is great! Love this course will play again!

I used to play Antler all the time when the course looked like the pictures on Golf Advisor. Made my first trip there this year, and it will be my last. Not just for this year, probably forever.

My review is only based on the front nine, it took 2.5 hours to play and with three groups on #10 tee I decided to call it a day. I don't understand why it takes so long to play, they have cut down all the tall grass, and with the lack of rain, it's playing much easier than it did 4-5 years ago. What hurts is their lack of pairing people together. Ahead of us was foursome, twosome, twosome and us as a foursome. Wish the 2-balls would have paired up as every hole had a group on the green, one in fairway and two on the tee.

Course conditions are horrible, I haven't seen a course in this bad shape in years. I used to tell people it took until June/July for the greens to be nice, but it's September and there were areas missing grass, numerous dead areas and slow. They recently punched them, I doubt the holes will fill back in this year.

I don't think the bunkers have been touched all year. Rocks, weeds and lack of sand were normal. I was told the regular group of people that play there don't even plan in them - they move it from the bunker.

Fairways were hit or miss, some areas were nice but many of them had bare dirt patches. The rough seemed to have more weeds than grass.

It's almost like they are just watering enough to keep it somewhat green. No fertilizer, no weed killer...no overseeding the fairways.. Maintenance that you would expect to occur when you're paying $65 for a weekend round.

Beverage cart was out, staff very polite - but that isn't enough to make me want to play here again. This course has gone downhill, and makes me wonder how much longer it will be around. I'd rather spend my money and time somewhere else.