Todd Creek Golf Club

We played on Wednesday 11/18/20 when the weather was beautiful (73 degrees). We had a 12:03 pm tee time and we got to the first hole and the ranger said cart path only which we were surprised. He said it was advertised, but quite frankly we did not see that. The course was in wonderful shape and the fairways were immaculate. So why the cart path only? This adds at least a 1/2 hour to the round and the last hole, we basically played in the dark at 4:40 pm. The fairways could have easily allowed us to play faster without the rule and in fact we saw the ranger and other carts chatting together in the middle of the fairway. Love your course and will play it again (normally 2-3x per year), but this was a damper on a beautiful day especially when the fairways were in such perfect shape just like the summer time

Advised when we arrived that carts were to only be used only on cart paths. Fairways are wide and this made for a long round and constantly having to walk back to the court to move up for next shot. It would have been better to walk the course. Course was not crowded and did not provide carts for each person pursuant to Covid issues. Course was not in that good of shape even for fall golf.

I shoot somewhere between 90-100 most rounds, not a good golfer so I don’t typically play fast. But the pace of play at this course was extremely slow. I thought if I tee’d off at 12:30 I’d be able to finish 18 just fine because I’ve done it at several other courses just fine. The pace of play for 18 was 5 hours. I don’t think I’ll be back to this course, lots of older, slower golfers I guess.

We thought the greens were very dry and fast. Course is expensive considering 3 to 5 miles away are 3 beatiful courses that are in awesome condition. Seems Todd Creek stopped watering way too early.

A bit overpriced. They put us with 2 other players so we had 4 and stacked a group of 3 behind us. Felt rushed. No trees at all. They do have good fairways but the course, in my opinion, just doesn't play very well.

As was said before, the greens are tough which I actually liked because it challenges me. But just kind of blah overall. Has nice long drives though.

The wind was terrible. That's not your fault. However, the pace of play was ridiculous. We gave up after 6 holes. As we drove in there were two groups on 7 and as we waited to pass on 8 the green was clear and the group hadn't finished teeing off.

As bad as the weather was, we just couldn't justify a 6 hr round of golf.

Don't you have rangers?

Todd Creek provides a great experience and challenging course. I’ll be back for another round.

While playing the back nine, a marshal drove up to us and offensively accused us of being slow and that there were numerous holes open ahead of us and continued to just drive away. He then followed us for a number of holes trying to intimidate us into picking up the pace of play. Bad attitude and disrespectful of paying customers. We did have two players riding and two walkers put our pace of play was less that a normal time requested by your course. We are all legitimate 9-12 handicap players and work in various capacities at a golf course...so we are sensitive to pace of play as well as customer relations.

Also, the greens were very unforgiving. No matter how an approach shot was delivered, it would very rarely stay on the green. Even well placed shots to the front edge of the green would role off.

Finally, no cart person on the course and the outside window was closed. All around a very average at best experience.

This course is set in a retirement community that is still under development. It is just an open field with no real views. All the construction vehicles, equipment and dirt piles were totally distracting. It didn't help that we got paired with members who didn't know (or follow) golf etiquette (walking and standing in your line, playing out of turn as in hitting while you are set to play, etc.). I'm all about playing ready golf, but this was more like oblivious golf.

The course itself is quite challenging, which I don't mind, but there is no fringe to speak of around many of the greens which means you almost always had very tight lies you have to play pitch/chip shots from. As others have noted, the greens are challenging. I would say they often border on unfair. With long second shots in the greens simply would not hold.

They do have a nice practice facility.

Todd Creek is a challenging course with good length and super fast greens. Bunkers need some help as they are like concrete pits. Outside of that the course is very enjoyable. Pace of play was great and most of the staff is friendly. First week for the new Pro and we had a big unfriendly at checkin. Did not see a beverage cart the whole day but brought my own water. So all good. If you play in CO bring your sunscreen and some water. I will play this course again and recommend it to my friends. Kind of a hidden gem right now.

Not the first time we played the course. It was in great shape . green were fast but fai . Would highly recommend to the mid to lower handicaps . We will play again soon .

Very enjoyable golf course when wind is not blowing. Fairways are hard to miss and penal if you do. Greens were on the mend from aerification but in pretty good shape. Pins were somewhat tricky, would love to play a toughest pin competition on those greens, it could be brutal. Our foursome thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon. The last 4 holes are some of the greatest finishing holes on muni courses in the northern Denver area.

This was truly an enjoyable course! It had wonderful views, many different opportunities, and was so well laid out! Loved it!

In Denver for a few days of golf and fly fishing. Tried Todd Creek on a recommendation from a buddy. Nice course. Conditions were good, love all the bluegrass and bentgrass. Green complexes were very challenging. Wide open fairways on most holes. Bunkers were playable. Pretty straightforward course with some head scratcher greens and pins.