About
Arthur Hills designed the 18-hole golf course at the semi-private Todd Creek Golf Club (previously known as Heritage Todd Creek Golf Club). Opened in 2007, the golf course is 7,435 yards from its championship tees. Nestled near the Rocky Mountains, Hills used the natural landscape to create an exceptional course. Native grasses and wetlands make up the course's rolling terrain, which undergoes several changes in elevation. A creek also creates water hazards on the course while adding to the peaceful atmosphere. Undulating fairways and strategically placed bunkers also add interest to Todd Creek Golf Club. Golfers can enjoy spectacular views of the Rockies while playing this challenging, but fun course.
No Hot Deals for this date.
No Hot Deals for this date.
No Hot Deals for this date.
Course Details
Rentals & Services
Practice & Instruction
Policies
Food & Beverage
Available Facilities
Available Activities
Available Sports
Awards & Recognition
-
Top Courses in Colorado(2023 #17)
Golfer Photos
-
Photo submitted by DiamondAces on 04/10/2026
-
Photo submitted by DiamondAces on 04/10/2026
-
Photo submitted by DiamondAces on 04/10/2026
-
Photo submitted by DiamondAces on 04/10/2026
-
Photo submitted by DiamondAces on 04/10/2026
-
Photo submitted by DiamondAces on 04/10/2026
-
Photo submitted by DiamondAces on 03/11/2026
-
Photo submitted by DiamondAces on 03/11/2026
-
Photo submitted by DiamondAces on 03/11/2026
-
Photo submitted by DiamondAces on 03/11/2026
-
Photo submitted by DiamondAces on 03/11/2026
-
Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 05/17/2025
-
Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 05/17/2025
-
Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 05/17/2025
-
Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 05/17/2025
-
Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 05/17/2025
-
Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 05/17/2025
-
Photo submitted by mattydubbs72 on 05/17/2023
-
Beautiful mountain views! Photo submitted by mcjonid on 12/13/2022
-
Photo submitted by mcjonid on 12/13/2022
-
Photo submitted by William3790172 on 03/28/2022
-
Dried out and not maintained. Photo submitted by u000003258440 on 08/06/2021
-
Photo submitted by u721129517 on 07/14/2021
-
Photo submitted by u721129517 on 07/14/2021
-
Photo submitted by Linda4467331 on 10/02/2020
-
Photo submitted by Zeuswon on 06/14/2019
-
Pin flags are wind socks.... blowin' in the wind. Photo submitted by Sam Sherstad on 07/24/2013
Golfer Reviews
Nice Course
Good selection ot tees playing from over 7,000 yards to much shorter if you wish. Some mightly long par 4's!!
Maybe it was just and off day...
I have palyed here several times since this course opened. I really like the layout of the course and the course is in good shape right now...however the lack of etiquette enforcement needs to be addressed. The greens are in great shape, or could be if somone would fix a ball mark. My foursome must have fixed 2 ballmarks per green for all eighteen holes. The greens were so poc marked, it was a shame. A good course marshall could solve this problem asap. The beverage cart did not see us unitl the 14th holel...on the 4th of July!!! We teed off at 645 ish, but early players still want to have options for drinks/food. The last grip was the breakfast burrito. It was the smallest burrito that I have ever seen in my life. It was good, but I was still hungary after i ate it.
Private Club amenities at a public course price.
Todd Creek is an outstanding value when you find special rates. After checking in you will be invited to warm up on their splendid practice range. Come early to take advantage of the huge pyramid of balls you will be given to hit, at your leisure, for NO EXTRA CHARGE.
Reboot the cart's GPS before you begin your round. The large Tee boxes are wonderful, with lush, soft, spongy grass. Fairways require precise driving. Sand Traps are hard packed, crusted and moist, making sand play tougher than it should be. (They should rake the traps to dry out and loosen the sand). Greens are large and hold well but there is quite a bit of damage to the greens from ill-repaired ball marks.
Overall a great day of golf ! I highly recommend it.
Great course, but some silly pin placements
This is a really good course, though it is way out there if you are coming from Denver proper. The course was fun and challenging, but some of the pin placements were right on crests of greens and were unfair.
Tough course that you'll love
I thought the course played hard from the blue tees which are two up from the back. Course requires near perfect iron shots and precise putting. Area off the tee is fairly open to be offline some. I would say whatever your ability move up at least one tee to enjoy the beauty of this course.
First time playing here, i was impressed. I'll definitely be back!
First time playing here, i was impressed. I'll definitely be back!
Nice Course, but a bit pricey.
This is one of my favorite courses, but ever since they got on golfnow, their prices have dramatically increased. The course is well maintained and the practice range is always is great shape. They used to provide bottled water and ice in golf cart coolers, that's no more. It was a bit disappointing to find the water cooler, if you could find one, empty on such a warm day. But overall, it's a fun place to play with good views of the mountains.
Great Course
Played The Heritage at Todd Creek on June 19, 2013. As soon as I walked in I was welcomed by an exceptional staff member. The course was beautifully kept on all 18 holes from tee to green. No worn areas, just lush grass. Challenging long tees, I played blue. Great Course, if I return to the area in the future I will definitely be back.
BANG for the Buck
I thought the course was great, and quite challenging. Range balls being included with the round was the icing on top! Great place, almost dont want to write it, as dont want it getting packed and pace of play getting out of control.
Great track!
Nice wide fairways difficult green complexes
One of my favorite courses, only downside was no cart girl on course cause it was a Monday but water containers were not refilled on a hot day
Top Notch
The pace was fantastic, course offered risk reward holes, the condition was excellent and the restaurant/food was top notch. I will be returning to this course in the near future and telling my friends about it.
We will play it again.
I liked the layout of the golf course.
It was well kept up.
Well maintained links style course.
Links course in good condition. Fairways are smooth; rough is thick but mown. Greens rolled very well. Barely any trees. Course defense is the rough, well placed bunkers and elevated greens. Free range balls on a range that has targets, but tough to gauge the distances. Nice putting green and chipping area. Will play again!
Long and difficult course.
This course is very long, the rough is very deep, and just about every green seems to be set up to cause as much pain for the average player as possible. Even if you can hit your drive 250 to 300 yards you still have to get it in the fairway or you're screwed. The blue grass rough grabs the club face, which makes chip shots onto the highly sloped greens problematic at best. Even if you can hit the green, the ball will often roll off into the rough or one of the deep hard packed green side bunkers. I really don't think courses for the average amateur need to be this long and difficult. After 5+ hours, waiting on every hole, I just wanted it to be over.
They treat you as if you are a club member.
From the time I dropped my bags at the curb I was treated as if I was a member of a club. They offered to carry my bag to the cart area and apologized for not having a cart ready at that time. When the cart arrived it was freshly cleaned and stocked. The starter was very helpful with advice on how to approach the course. It's not an easy course but not overly difficult if you stay on the fairways. The hole locations seamed tough that day with a lot of pins at the crest of rises on the green. They must have had Merion on their minds when they set the pin locations that day. Overall it was a very pleasant round.
Fun course, some confusing holes from the tee.
We played right after a CWGA tournament, so that might have effected conditions. Greens were in great shape. For some reason, often the distances on the golf cart's gps (and my skycaddy) were considerably different than the markers in the ground, way more than gps inaccuracy would account for. Only real complaint was the conditions of the bunkers. It looked like they only needed to be raked to soften them up, but they were hard. All of our 4some really enjoyed our meals in the restaurant. Include dinner in your round!