Todd Creek Golf Club

Nice course and condition was very good. Good value for the quality of the course. Only complaints are A) it’s fairly long and played slow both days. B) The beverage cart was rarely seen. Played two days back to back and saw the cart once each day.

Great course. Fun layout. Challenging, but fairly strait forward. Loved it. There was a large group of high school kids playing, which slowed the pace, but getting the next generation of golfers was worth a slower round!

Pace of play really slow, 5 hour round that we couldn’t finish before dark. Greens need work.

Course layout was fun. Wide fairways made tee shots easy. Greens however were too fast for a public course. Pretty sure the greens keeper thought the US open was being played there. A lot of the pin positions were on knolls on the green so if you hit it past the hole 18 inches it would roll off sometimes off the green. Made for a long round as the group ahead of me and members of my group had multiple 4 and 5 putt greens. On the bright side I did ace the 3ed hole from 167 with a 7 iron

This course is long, but if you pull your Driver, it’s not a decision filled with fear. The fairways are wide and the rough not too penalizing. The greens were in great condition and they are challenging.

We played from the tips and really enjoyed the round. The clubhouse is also one of the best in the area.

We were very disappointed that there wasn’t any beverage or food service on the course. I’d advise my golfers at check in to stock up Before starting a golf round . Because of covid there isn’t any coolers on the course and it was 88 degrees .

We very much enjoyed our round here, they were super accommodating to our group of 10. The course was in awesome shape and the greens were some of the fastest and most challenging we've played in a while. Wish we were closer so we could go back and play more often.

Ranger let a group out in front of us that was 10 minutes late for their tee time. We were not ale to finish because the pace was so slow

This continues a series of mystifying interactions with golf now. I went to the website to check rates. I did not knowingly book a tee time. When a time showed up in my inbox, having previously had unsatisfactory experiences with golf now, I called the course and cancelled the t time and decided to forget about the four or Five dollar golf now fee and MoveOn.

It would be nice to hear from someone on this as that’s the problem.

This is the second time I’ve played this course in the past 3 weeks. It’s a fun, and challenging, course but the pace of play is terrible. Both rounds took over 5 hours. It’s extremely difficult to get into a rhythm when you’re waiting to take every shot. Didn’t see a marshal either time to speed up slower players. It’s a real shame, because again, it’s a fun course.

My overall rating is because the greens suck. Too bad because the course layout is great but if the greens are not putt-able then why bother.

Pros:

1. Nice practice area.

2. The club house on the outside looks great but did not go inside.

3. The course layout is great but not walkable because of distance from previous green to next tee.

4. Several tee boxes from which the player can choose according to their skill level.

5. Overall well maintained.

Major Con;:

The greens suck. This is from a player who made 2 birdies from 4 feet and 8 feet. The greens would be challenging for a scratch golfer but for the recreational golf they are not fair or fun. Most of the greens are elevated so if you just miss the green you will need to chip up onto the green. I liked that. But the green are very slopped and very fast. A couple of greens are domed. So you try to putt softly because of speed of the greens and the ball will break 4 to 6 feet. Several times you put past the hole and your ball rolls off the green. I like fast greens but not if the greens are domed shaped. Several times you would putt once then have to chip back on the green. I play all the golf courses in the Denver area and these greens are not fun or fair. They need major rework, if they want to attract the recreational golfer. I am not a great golfer but my handicap is a 15 and have been golfing for 30+ years. So I am not a new player. to the game.

I will not play this course in the near future because the greens suck. If the greens at Todd Creek were as good as Heritage Eagle Bend, I would play a couple times a month. I hope this helps other golfers what to expect.

Nice course, fairly difficult, especially the greens. a little pricey. Very nice practice facility. Nice clubhouse.

But...pace of play is poor. 9 minute spread between tee times. Over 5 hours to play this track. Multiple groups on some tee boxes. Kinda ruined the round.

Nice course. Happened to play on a day when the pins were in astonishingly difficult placements. The lack of detailed hole and green maps was frustrating. It also felt a little cheap to not include range balls for a full price round. I would golf there again, but certainly not at the full price.

Good course, but for the price, I’d expect some sand in the bunkers. No rakes, clearly having bunker issues.

Todd Creek is a great golf course. We played early in the morning to beat the August heat and were matched up with two excellent golfers. This is a tough track, but as an older couple we played the forward white and silver tees -- so it was a fair test. The green are big and rolling, and some of the pin placements were a bear. Still we felt pretty good about ourselves at the end of the day. I broke 90 and my wife came in under 100. Not bad on a tough course we had never played before. We paid about $80 each, which is a bit pricey -- but worth money for such a fine golfing experience.