Todd Creek Golf Club

This is a nice course, in the middle of nowhere. Lots of housing construction happening around quite a few holes.

If you book via Golf Now, be prepared to be treated as a lesser customer than those that book via the course website. We booked a tee time far in advance, but on the day of play, a snow storm was forecast to come in the late afternoon. Knowing this, and seeing the course was wide open all day based on the available tee times, we headed to the course a couple of hours early so we could beat the storm. When we arrived, despite there being plenty of availability to get out, the pro refused to let us, because the "rate we paid was too low". Literally had to sit around for over an hour despite plenty of openings with nobody teeing off.

Finally got to play about 30 minutes early begrudgingly by the pro, and the storm came in while we are on the 15th, and we had to quit. A little courtesy, understanding, and common sense from the pro shop would have allowed us to easily get in a full round, but apparently we weren't deserving of that courtesy because we booked via Golf Now. Classy.

We won't be back.

Course was in very good condition, except for the greens that were still bumpy from aeration. Clubhouse restaurant is a good place to eat after your round.

Got to the course early, and was able to go before our tee time. Finished in 3 hours 30 minutes.

I have played this course twice now. I paid 24.00 with a cart which is unreal (the carts include GPS). I am a 13 handicap and I often get tired of golf courses built 50+ years ago that are just too short for the modern golf equipment. Todd Creek has some long tee box choices, the longest is over 7000 yards. This is a real course, well kept - pretty rare features for such a low price. The fairways are wide and forgiving which I like as well. I would highly recommend this course. Usually when you pay 25 buck you get a short course or an executive course, but Tood Creek a full length quality course.

The greens we're kinda slow and not very smooth. My golf ball hopped on almost every green. The other problem are group had was ,if a putt looked like it might go in the hole , at the last moment the ball would turn away from the hole.

Course had been recently aerated which we knew prior to signing up to play. Overall a decent course, built into a housing development. Great views of the snow capped front range mountains. Great practice area and range. We did not eat at the facility but it was crowded when we finished at 6:00 on a Friday night. Pace of play was slow (5 hours). Management needs to insist that twosomes join to improve pace of play.

As someone who resumed golf a few months ago after a 20 year hiatus, I appreciate the playability of this course for any level player. It is always in excellent condition.

First, I have to note that the other people that were supposed to play with me didn't show up so I was a single during this round. I was surprised that the range was wide open so I was able to really warm up and truly see how the ball was flying for me. The greens were really slow and forgiving, yet still challenging. I have an 18 hadicapp so I like a challenge, but still want to enjoy the course. The fairways were in great shape for the time of year. We had snow just a few days prior, but you couldn't tell from the course conditions. I did have a problem with the sand traps. The were not maintained, but to be fair, I'm pretty sure that was because of the snow in days prior. Phenomenal course, with beautiful scenery. I had a blast playing here and I will be back!!

Other than the fact the temp dropped 20 degrees and the wind speed increased by 20 mph during our 3.5 hour round (with snow pellets falling at the 18th...lol), it was a very enjoyable course. Despite the greens having been recently aerated, fairways and bunkers were in excellent shape so the course played very well. There are enough forced carries, doglegs, and blind shots to make the course challenging and fun! We will certainly play this course again when we are next visiting family in Erie.

If this course was closer to Denver, I'd be here every other weekend, if not every weekend.

The staff here are very friendly and accommodating, we had a slight frost delay, but they got us out as quickly as they could, they even let us go a little later so we could hit some balls when the range opened up.

We never waited on any hole and no one ever waited on us. So Pace was excellent.

The course has a number of holes where you can select different clubs off the tee depending on your overall strategy. And the closing holes are sneaky challening with a Par 3 that has a forced carry over water with a narrower green than you would think, and it plays long. Then a Par 5 on 18 where left is dead and in the drink, but with a good tee shot you could play a gentle long shot draw up the right to try and get there in 2.

The greens were in good shape for the early season and they have some undulation but are not insanely tricked up.

There is a full bar and restaurant on site and an excellent practice facility with grass tees, even in March, and an ample putting and chipping green.

If the drive doesn't bother you this is one of the better values in Denver.

Great fairways, however, the greens had recently been worked on and were a bit bumpy in some areas. But overall it was in pretty good condition.

Some of the houses are a little close to the course, but this teaches you to look where you are driving and really try for the straight shots.

Beautiful course with a good mix of sand traps.

Snagged one of the great deals; makes this course worth it for sure. Opening holes can be a challenge; some long par-4s and on 5 of the first 6 holes you can see the surface of the green on your approach.