Antler Creek Golf Course

Love the course and the challenges it brings....Especially the Gauntlet holes starting on number 9.

play was fast finished in just over 3 hours despite a 3some who couldn't reach the fairway with their tee shots. Some of the greens were in need of attention, but the starter did relay that to us before we teed off. Most of the course was in good shape. Greens seemed a little slow. Played from the blues and found it to be a good test especially in the wind. Check for deals you can probably find one.

The course was in very good shape. Couple of greens needed attention. For a long course it was fun to play.

Course is challenging for me and I played the white tees. Most golfers were playing the whites. There are some forced carries but the ball did seem to travel farther here than in south Texas. I ended up making the adjustment after hitting over a few greens and running through fairways. The greens were very fast and spotty. Made stopping any downhill puts near the hole difficult. Some fairways were spotty up closer to the green. I hit within 30 yards of #1 green but the lack of grass where the ball stopped made up and down too much of a challenge for me. Would play again later in the year after the grass has time to fill in.

Course is not quite ready. Fairways and greens need to grow about another month. Crazy to use back tees. Accept that there will be wind.

We were very disappointed in the condition of the course. Sure we got a $29.00 green fee but we felt like it wasn't worth $10.00. The info that we received was that the last snow in the area down there caused all the damage. We were told that the fairways were rough but that the greens were good. We however thought the greens were awful but it was true the rest of the course was worse than the greens. This is very unfortunate for the course as we have always enjoyed making our 2-3 trips a years down to the course from the Southeast Metro area. We will likely not go back again this summer. We find it hard to imagine that the course could recover from this much damage in one summer. If you are thinking of going call the clubhouse and discuss the current course conditions before spending your money. We won't consider going back until the end of summer and even then we will call ahead to check on the course condition. Better yet we will read the most recent course reviews

It's early in the year but several other courses I've played have been in MUCH better shape. Cart Path only to help this out causes round to be much slower. Greens were quite dry with dead spots on most every green. I won't golf here again until mid summer. Waste of money to play it right now.

The is a long challenging play, but they have not started watering and it shows. Some of the greens are like concrete and mostly brown.

This would be a very fun, challenging course, if there was grass. Now I'm not that picky, I like to find deals, and I like golfing in the winter when its all dead. That being said, there were holes with literally no grass. Not just dead grass, but just a small amount of plant matter over dirt. On some holes they even pulled up what grass was growing in the fairway and transplanted it around the green, leaving big spots of dirt you were supposed to move your ball off of. 1 of the greens had live grass, the rest were pitiful. With the current drought, I would stay clear of this course unless its completely free. Hopefully it can "weather the storm" and stay open long enough to see a good, healthy rainy season or two.

I enjoy this course overall. It is challenging with the ravines and other hazards to avoid, however, it is always windy which makes it a little uncomfortable in cooler weather but, overall I do enjoy playing this course.

Probably the longest course I have ever played from the tips. Makes it more challenging when you're hitting long irons into every green.

This couse is so dry, it's dead! No really, I couldn't tell what was fairway or waste hazard because the course was so dry (dead) that the ground was cracking. Waste of time, especially since I drove from Denver to play.

The course was in great shape and the staff was friendly and helpful. This course is a real test of your golf skills. Every aspect of your game will be challenged. It is you against the course! A good tee shot is a must to score well. There are long carries and you have to hit shots to the correct side of the greens. Holes 9-12 are a bear and you better have your "A" game for those holes or you will take 8's. Anyone who thinks they are a good to excellent golfer must play this course to really see what they are made of. Pack a lunch because this course does not back down!

Greens a little bumpy, but otherwise pretty nice shape for nov.

Only in town for 1.5 months and found a "hot deal" on website...with 5 sets of tees this place will challenge any level of golfer. Outstanding layout with many different looks and lengths to choose from. Don't play "above your level" or you will pay the price!! Only minor drawback was that the bunkers do not contain too much/any sand...but easily made up for with great practice facility and bar&grill!! Also note that greens are about 85% recovered from aeration and rolling pretty well at this time! ENJOY

Great layout. Course needs significant maintenance including bunkers and fairways. Additionally, aeration was in process.

I have played this course a number of times in tournament play. It is long and nota walkers’ course. The greens where recently sanded and aerated. So the ball did not roll turn. The fairways were in great shape. I arrived early to warm up and the Pro said I could start whenever I wanted because the course was “wide open”. I should have started a tad later than I did because I ran into a slow couple who were held up by another slow couple. No beer cart on Sunday. Even though the pace slowed at the end, it was a great value.

Staff is friendly; however,golfers are all over the board with etiquette. In fact I would say that every time I played in 2012 it was as if most golfers had their own mind made up that they could play as slow as they like, very frustrating to say the least. Even the two Colorado Springs City courses have faster pace of play and clientele who understands the importance of letting faster golfers play through. Much of this could be rectified with a Starter and a Marshall. The Starter could ensure that folks don't jump on the back nine when golfers are rounding the first nine. The Marshall could speed up slow players or tell them to step aside while faster players play through.

We couldn't turn down an opportunity for this course at $29 per person (including cart) on a weekend. It was a very difficult course for avg golfers like us playing it for the first time. Luckily we were in a group with a course veteran to recommend shots and describe the holes. Play was slow but that could be expected on a Sat afternoon.

This is a nice course but is extremely long from the blues. While I usually play the blues, I wouldn't on this course. Just too long. But if you pick the correct tee box, it's a fair test and a nice course.