Todd Creek Golf Club

Even playing through fairways lined with homes, this is a great course.

You should always allow walking; I would play much more often if walking was always available.

Good times at Todd Creek. Course in great shape especially the greens.bbll. always a challenge. Sand traps tough due to recent rain but highly recommend!

Todd creek does a good job. I’m a novice golfer but I enjoy myself every time. The club house makes a decent chicken wing. Definitely in the summer rotation.

course was in very good condition for this time of year in comparison to many others in the front range, especially greens!

We haven't played Todd Creek for over a year after it closed for the season and it underwent a reorganization.

One minor change, range balls are no longer included. No biggie.

The conditions on the course were excellent with some of the best fairways we've seen all winter. The greens rolled very well, allowing a PR 49.5' putt! They were rolling the greens between groups. Nice.

They told us it's cart path only for a short time longer.

Enjoy!

Having never been to the course there was no signage directing you to the bag drop. (As you enter it is to the right side of the clubhouse building)

Staff in the pro shop, restaurant, player assistants and starters were extremely nice and attentive.

While it is the off season, the practice range was still open for hitting off of turf. The course was dormant which made it cart path only. We were still able to get a round in a little over 4 hours, but were rushed by the group behind while trying not to run it up on the group in front.

Before making the turn we were able to call the clubhouse and place a food and beverage order prior to making the turn. This convenience made the stop about 2-3 minutes versus a lot longer on some some courses.

This course has many wide open spots, but don't be fooled, you need to play a tight game to not end up in one of the sand traps. Also, there are a lot of homes built near the course, but for the most part they are out of range. The water holes on the back nine were fun and the 18th gives you a make or break option off of the tee. The course was fairly challenging even with no growth on the course. The pin placements were in reasonable spots, and there were no gimmicky greens.

I cannot wait to try this course again in the spring thru fall. It will most likely be a bigger challenge than the off season conditions, but will probably be a more pleasant on course experience now that I know how I personally need to play the course.

The prices are reasonable in the clubhouse for food and beverage and the pro shop also was pretty fair.

The mountain views on the course and from the clubhouse are amazing.

While it is a bit of a drive from downtown Denver, it only took about 30 minutes in Sunday traffic.

Definitely am looking forward to a return outing!

we use to play Todd creek a lot, but the increased fees are outrageous, we use to play for half of that green fee. we will not play here again. new management sucks

I have played here often and now I have moved to Todd Creek, so now it will be my home course! Always in good shape.

This was a fun track to play. I had the opportunity to play alone because it was so hot out when I went to play. I had an opportunity to take my time and play the course and take it all in. I can’t wait to get back up there and play it.

It's great to be playing golf in late December and to have 60+ degrees. Course in great condition considering it is now Winter.

The course is in great condition for this time of year. We fortunately had a nice weather and enjoyed the experience.

Holes 4-9 wind through the new construction area of residential development, which takes away from the scenery, but the back nine is top notch.

The weather was perfect for mid-Nov. The course was in great condition, though it won't be much longer before the fairways are brown.

I got a good deal and there were not many players. I was a single and only caught up with the 3some in front a few times, though I Took my time. Still got done in about 3.5 hrs.

Very sandy and count get anything to stick. They did tell us about that on the first hole...

Course was ok but definitely nothing special for an Authur Hills course. $50 course but no more. Pen placements were a joke when l played. Everyone is wanting to speed pace of play up and the superintendent had every pin on the worst part of the green. Probably won’t ever play it again. There are a lot better courses in the Denver area to play for sure.

Played on a Wednesday at 1. We were done by about 4:15. We were a twosome with the first 7 holes open in front of us. We caught up to another couple of twosomes, but it kept moving right along. This would be a hard course to walk given that the holes are scattered among a housing development (which you can't tell from the pictures). But it is a very nice course. Pretty challenging,. Fairways fairly wide open, but a lot of greens that are strategically placed. The pins seemed to all be near the edges of the green, and if you miss the green you are often short sided. Greens very undulating, and very quick. Nice range, with two nice chipping areas with bunkers, big practice green. Greens were rolling very smooth.

Main complaint is that the bunkers were wet. We hadn't had much rain, so they just don't drain well. Also, the sand was pretty thin (2") in a lot of places, so that the plastic liner was exposed. Given that they were wet, this made it particularly challenging to hit a consistent bunker shot.

But, at $39 w/cart on Golfnow, it was a good deal and I'll play again.

They even have an air hose to blow off your spikes after the round!