Copper Creek Golf Club

Course needs a Marshall. Play was too slow, because of intoxicated golfers in front of me. Did not have a layout Map of the course, with restroom locations. No bottled water on the course, due to the Pandemic. Could not drop off clubs at a bag drop. A very long walk, with clubs, from the parking lot. Cost of the round of golf was too expensive, and not enjoyable, due to the reasons listed above.

Good mountain course layout. There’s some really unique and beautiful holes out there. You just cannot beat those Copper Mountain slopes and peaks looking down on you. The greens are a mixed bag. I think if you get a hot deal this is a good value.

The course was worth the $60 that I paid for the Hot Deal. It isn't worth much more than that though. It was nice for mountain golf, the scenic views are incredible. The unfortunate part is that the greens and some of the fairways are still very damaged from the winter and provide some additional challenge to score. All in all, perfect weather, beautiful scenery, a good day!

Very challenging for a novice golfer such as I. Trees, long rough, lots of water and guarded greens. Makes you think and allows for use of all the clubs in your bag.

DO NOT PLAY THIS COURSE. I have been playing golf for 30 years and I have never played a course in this poor condition. As we were leaving the staff yelled at my kids and wife. I know this sounds unbeleiveable, but it is true. I feel like they stole my money!

In fairness, it was a rainy day, so my sense is things were not operating as they usually would. My criticisms are a few, but here they are: there is no scorecard place on the golf cart. There were no towels in the golf cart. The staff seemed relatively nonchalant, which is What you might expect in Colorado, and that’s fine. The greens were not great, which made putting difficult on numerous occasions. The layout was nice. Not terribly difficult. Beautiful views. I would say that the greens fees were slightly overpriced for the value you received an exchange. All in all, A decent experience on a public course.

Great course. Excellent value. Course ranger was awesome! We had a huge slow down ahead and he did his job! Got everyone back on pace. You can't beat the scenery with all the mountains surrounding this course. It is definitely one for the bucket list.

Absolutely beautiful! SCENERY!. Course ranger was on point when there was a huge slowdown ahead of us. Challenging holes with unbeatable scenery!

A fun course to play. However I felt it was a bit overpriced for the current conditions.

Had driven by Copper Creek many times and escaped the heat in Denver with my wife to give it a go.

Warm up area is hitting nets and practice green not real reflective of the courses’ greens but staff was friendly and gave some helpful advice about the course while we waited. Paired with a couple of out of state visitors so we all got to experience it together.

Surprised by the variety of holes on the course. From mountain pines, meadows, to Dye railroad ties Defining water hazards. We had a great time navigating the course. 18 is a standout hole on the course, but the views and the backdrop on 11 are worth the drive up alone.

There are better conditioned and manicured mountain courses in Colorado, but few to none at this price range with the added bonuses of being walkable, present players with a variety of challenges, and have such a friendly atmosphere.

Will be back!