Antler Creek Golf Course

The course looked liked it was still in the winter. The greens still in poor shape and have too much sand on them. I like the course, but will not be back for at least a month or so to see if it improves.

First I have to say that the great rate for 18 holes made it appear to be worth driving from Denver to play. Second the staff did tell us it was temporary greens when we arrived (their definition of temporary greens was the issue) Third it doesn't specify on the website that they have moved the green back 60-160 yards from the real green.
Playing 18 holes without a real cup to putt into isn't golf in my opinion. a red circle with a flag in it isn't golf.
Based on course condition an the bad taste this left in my mouth I won't bother to drive down in summer to play as it just isn't worth the price.

My wife and I love it. We walk it, its a challenge!

Lots of hidden dangers on this beautiful course, must place your ball on almost all shots with very limited margin for errors.

Mi the wayddle of August, Saturday afternoon, full course, and only 2 employees to try to take care of everybody. No marshall on a Saturday afternoon to help pace of play led to a fight on the course after someone got hit into on the green. A flat tire on our cart (bald tire, cord showing through) led to a 45 minute wait and 2 phone calls to get someone out with another cart at which time they tried to figure out some way to make me pay for it! no drink Cart, rude employees and seriously understaffed. By the way, I live on this course and I'll never go back.

Lots of challenges on this course since it's spread out over such a huge area. Some of everything. Very challenging course with lots of undulations, water and sand traps. Very friendly staff. On a Saturday, it took us 5 1/2 hours to finish due to back-ups, but it was a beautiful day, so no complaints.

one of thye best we haveplayed. long and challenging. Friendly staff, good food, everything in excellent condition

The course is in pretty good shape. It is pretty difficult so pace of play was terrible. Players in front of me were searching for their lost ball almost every shot. The staff and starter were dismissive, unfriendly and bordered on rude! That will keep me from ever playing there again

Course was in good shape. A lot better than earlier in year. Didn't have to wait got right on course and no waiting on any hole. Pace of play great. No drink cart.

The course needs an ice machine and water with cups. We had to play nine holes before getting something to drink. They have some water barrels located about every 4-5 holes. Not exactly enough.

From out of town so this was the first time here. The layout was super in my opinion. Only thing I had a bit of criticism is that the card did not show distances; example: from the tee box ( I played blue) on many holes I thought I could easily carry a chasm or trap, only to find my ball dropping into it. It was also not evident from the diagram on the scorecard exactly where the turns were in the fairways nor how far to said turn (some holes on the back are not visible from the tee box). Obviously a local or multiple-time player will be fine. Still it was worth the experience; super course.

Antler Creek is in excellent condition. The fairways and greens can't get any better. Had a great time playing but did have some rain on the last 3 holes. Overall awsome.

Played this coursed yesterday for the first time with my wife. It was a warm but breezy day. Let me begin by saying the course is in good shape. Level tee boxes, true rolling greens, although the reads were difficult. Fairways were wide and green. The rough was lush and penal if you found it. My only complaint is the sand in the bunkers was inconsistent, but mostly hard. Given that there are 73 bunkers on the course, this is a problem. There are many hard dogleg elevated greens, and the previously mentioned sand is there to grab any errant shot. Local knowledge, which we did not have, is essential to scoring well here. This is the longest course in Colorado from the tips, but even playing from the forward tees, my wife who has a slow swing speed could not carry some of the native grass areas. So in a nutshell, great course if you have local knowledge, can carry 150 yards of native area and can stay in the fairway. If you can't, be prepared to part with many golf balls and not like your score at the end of the day.

I played this course from the tips. It was over 8,000 yards. It was an awesome test of golf. I truly enjoyed it. The course was in great condition...a little wet from recent rains but I loved it.

Reading other reviews I got the impression that the fairways were sparce of grass. That was not the case. I enjoyed the round and would play there again

This is a long course. It was in great shape at this time. The bunkers did need some attention; sand was packed which made it hard to hit a quality shot. Otherwise excellent.

Little sluggish pace of play but wasn't the courses fault. It was from the golfers themselves. Seems they run at every 20 min instead of some courses that are 10-15 min. Grass was the best I have seen in many years.

Probably not the most scenic of courses you could play, since it is in essence a subdivision course. (Although the houses don't come into play)
Greens were perfect, but the fairways are still not fully in summer growth.
I'd play it again.

Course has a history of being in rough shape until later in the season, however was pleasantly surprised at the shape of the greens. The fairways were somewhat thin on most holes, played the ball up because of that. A good challenge with some interesting who values. Would go back, just need some help in fairways.

This was horrible. The course conditions were very poor. I have never seen such terrible fairways.