Todd Creek Golf Club

Nice course with several challenging holes. Difficulty depends on which tees you hit from, particularly on some long carries over large hazards. They had just aerated so the price was reduced and putting was challenging. Great practice facility too.

This was my first trip to Todd Creek. It was a challenging course (played from the Blues) and was in very nice shape. Greens had just been aerated, but this was disclosed on golfnow.com's website and was not a surprise. As this was my first time driving out to the course, I found it a bit far from downtown Denver. For the money, I'd rather play Thorncreek, which is closer and is also an exceptional value for the $.

Nice links style course with some good risk and reward holes like #18. Starters were super friendly and helpful as was Ian in the bar where we enjoyed a $1.00 draft by showing the score card. Tee boxes, fairways and greens are in very good shape even though the greens had been recently punched. 6 tee boxes to choose from, My wife thought that the front nine had some long holes for the ladies but the back nine is very lady friendly. Reminds me of Buffalo Run. Good value and will play the course again if we are ever in that area. The only negative is that there are no signs to turn in to the golf course and we only saw the cart girl on 18 holes.

It was my first time playing this course, and I was not dissapointed. The staff was very friendly and the course was great. My only complaint was the aerated greens. Made putting very difficult.

It was a very challenging course which was great. Tee boxes and fairways couldn't have been more perfect. Great views from every hole. We will definately be back to play here again.

If you're looking for mountain golf and significant elevation changes, you can find that many places in the greater Denver area. While Todd Creek does not have that, it honestly has everything else. I'm not sure what stood out more: The friendly employees, the fun layout, the condition of the Kentucky Bluegrass fairways? Honestly, I have a hard time picking out one thing because my experience was just that good. And just because Todd Creek is not mountain golf, does not mean it won't challenge you. Bunkers are strategically placed and greens are not easy to hit, even with a wedge or short iron. Also, you must respect a golf property that openly warns you of aerification as openly as Todd Creek does. That said, I teed off less than 72 hours after the greens were punched and the course played extremely fair. There was also an outing going on when I played and the staff made sure I was not affected by the slower play that can come with those gatherings. I'd play this course 99 times out of 100 over Riverdale down the road, because the experience and value is so good.

Beautiful course, excellent condition and fun to play.

Course was in great shape. Many holes require well placed shots in order to score low.

Great golf course. Very long if you play from tips. Course was in pristine condition. Only issue I saw was people don't appreciate a great course. There lots of non repaired divots on the greens. Highly recommend the course.

Todd Creek is a great challenge for every level of golfer. The fairways and greens are in pristine condition. The Course lay-out gives a fantastic variety of holes........with different challenges........which makes it very interesting and fun to play. One of Denver's best kept secrets!.............

This was our first time playing Todd Creek. The course was in amazing condition, pace of play was right on, and the course itself was both challenging and fun. We played the tips, beware of the 260 yard par 3 and the 620 yard par 5! Very visually stimulating with great bunker positions. The only thing they need to upgrade is their lame GPS in the carts. With so many well placed bunkers, it's tough to navigate the course if you have never played it before.

Great course, great pace, and great conditions. Recommended

Huge landing areas, interesting to play-every hole has a unique look. I think it is the best modern course for playability. Common Ground may have better greens, they are bigger than Heritage Todd Creek's, but course design at Todd Creek is excellent.

This course was a lot of fun. First time playing. Not to difficult. Fairways were tight.I really liked the course just not in 95 plus degree heat. There is no shade in between holes for relief. Was really busy on a Sunday but the pace was not to bad. I definitely would play again in the fall or spring would be best.

It had been about a year since I had played at this course and the condition of practice facilities (and course overall) had diminished greatly since my last visit. I needed to go in to demo a club and they were very short with me. They acted like I was a waste of their time and didn't seem happy to serve me in the slightest. Other than that, the course is very challenging and is a great layout for golfers of all skill levels.

This was a beautiful and challenging course. Rivals some some the best in the metro area. I was stuck behind a couple of really slow groups, part of a large wedding party, hence the slow play time but after talking to staff this is uncommon. The conditions of the course were perfect and it was challenging yet playable.

The course plays well, with wide fairways and a large margin of rough before native grasses take over, Lots of strategically placed fairway bunkers require players to excercise their course management skills. My only complaints were with the roughness of the greens, which were not in as good condition as the fairways, and with the placement of the cart signs. There were signs on every hole directing carts to the paved cart paths. This is common practice, but on this course, the carts were not allowed within 100 yards of the green. This slows play considerably, and seems to me to be unneccesarily overprotective of the greens areas.

My experience golfing at Todd Creek was one of the best I've had. The pro shop staff is very friendly. The practice facility was one of the nicest I've ever seen. The course conditions were great, they take great care of the course, I did not see one dead spot, and the bunkers were well maintained. I will definitely be back to play again.

I booked a 3:27PM tee time the same afternoon for $35 with cart and range balls. This is a tremendous course for that value. With most courses $50 or more in the area, this is a very nice course at a great value. The regular greens fees are ok, but Golfnow makes this a steal. Excellent facilities.

Greens and fairways are in excellent condition. Staff is friendly and helpful. A challenging yet playable course.

I had heard great things about this course and finally got a chance to play. I live south of the metro area and it was well worth the drive. The course had a nice layout with greens that are nice protected by bunkers as well as some interesting placed ones in the fairways. Course condition was fantastic! I will say there were a few greens that it was very clear people didn't think replacing ball marks was a big deal. The staff in the pro shope as well as the restaurant were very friendly. To top it all off was $1 beer in the bar after your round by presenting your score card!