Spring Valley Golf Course

Fun layout would recommend for any level of golfer. Challenging, but definitely fun

The back nine are much nicer than the front.nine. The sand traps are unique in their construction for the area. Nice club house and driving range. Many tight landing areas from the tee box

Maybe it was because there lady league played in the morning but every green had multiple ball divots that golfers didn't repair. Not great when your putting and your ball his a divorce and changes direction. Location is kinda out there.

Course is very well maintained and has a great scenery and well maintained fairways and greens.

They need to take better care of the course, especially the greens. Not a good value for the money they charge to play here.

Been 10 years ago and came back to play the course that I grew up. Still in good condition. so don't take my words, go and try this course and see why I enjoyed the course again.

Unfortunately for me I live over 50 miles away. Otherwise, I'd join Spring Valley as a member. It is worth the 70-minute drive to me and I go there often. The layout of the course is about perfect for public play. Too many courses want to have the toughest course around and introduce playing qualities that are not much fun for the average golfer. My home course, for example, has ridiculously mounded and domed greens that should be reserved for professional play--they only embarrass most public golfers. This course is always in great shape and the staff goes the extra step to make golf day pleasurable. The driving range is huge and can accommodate a ton of golfers. Colorado has an awful lot of excellent golf courses but this one is my favorite.

The course is in spectacular shape. Best I’ve ever seen in my 8 years of playing it. Greens are fast but true and hold chips and approaches.

Like this course because it's reasonably priced and somewhat challenging. Today it was VERY dry, many many brown areas on the fairways. The greens were in excellent shape though, approach shots were leaving ball marks so that was good. Staff was pleasant as always, no on course beverage service today, make sure to take your own water.

It’s 95 degrees outside on a Saturday, course is busy, and no beverage cart beyond 3pm....you have to be kidding! This is the busiest golf day of the week! It’s no wonder this course is struggling. Wake -up and run it like a business and you would make money! Also horrible pace of play. 5 1/2 hours to play a round...No Marshall’s at all! We have people who never played golf learning on a course on a Saturday...go to the driving range or par3. You don’t learn on a traditional course...6 strokes just to get off the tee box....really?

Good course, and very playable. Some fairways had muddy/standing water, and greens needing repair- some back 9 greens have bare spots which are impossible to putt through. Exiting cart path onto fairway is very bumpy/muddy and need to be cleaned up. Practice facilities are in good condition. Roughs are cut well- greens are extremely soft.

Will be playing again soon.

The course was in decent shape, but playing there for the first time is confusing because the course is not marked very well.

Not bad for the price. Fairways were in good shape for the most part, but a handful of greens could really use some work. But this is one of the (slightly) cheaper courses in the area so you get what you pay for I guess. Drove out from Denver to check it out. Might come back. I did love the grass range, good sized putting green and a great chipping area. Grass ranges are hard to find near me. Wished I lived closer just for the practice areas.