Broken Tee Englewood Golf Course

This was a nice course, but lots of areas currently under repair. Not to mention some of the rough is very deep thus good luck finding a ball if it goes in there.

Greens need work but then almost all courses need that due to so many players that don't repair their ball marks, or divots.

The practice area is top notch though, a lot of area to practice chipping/pitching, sand shots, and putting.

We had a good time out on Broken Tees par 3. Decent pace of play for a course that caters to family and young children. Lots of fun challenging greens.

While I like the track and most of the layout, the fairway and rough need some TLC. There are bare patches everywhere on the course and the conditions on the cart path are atrocious. The club house looks amazing and the beverage attendant was friendly.

It’s a little pricey for what you get but still would recommend for the weekend warrior.

Lots of sun… not many trees. Gets very dry in summer. 65%% green grass and good hitting surfaces. Hazards are mostly native grass and some water. Greens 5 out of 10 condition on average. Huge wind factor.

Broken Tee has everything—range, full 18, multiple practice greens, and a challenging par 3. We've decided to make it our Go-To practice place.

The par 3 will have you working against elevation and practice reading greens. It's approachable for beginners. And challenging for your sub-100 players.

Serious winter kill all over golf course. Pace of play terrible we quit after 14 holes 4 1/2 hours into the round

The tee boxes, fairways, and greens were in bad shape. Possibly because of early season, but there were noticeable areas that had been resodded and failed. A few tee boxes were way over-watered and soggy when addressing the ball. The marshal came out to hassle us for being 15 min out of position at 13, when the group behind us was not on our heels, and we caught up with the group ahead of us in 1 hole of unnecessary rushing. There was absolutely no rational reason to single our group out so far into our round. For $70 it’s not worth playing here. Any Denver public course is in better condition than BT. Take your hard earned money elsewhere.

Fun par 3 with some longer holes. 12 bucks per player and a nice clubhouse to have a beer after.

18 holes took just over 5 hours. Most greens are in pretty good shape. Some fairways and tee boxes coming back from winter kill. Saw a course Marshall type person riding around, but they allowed a group of 8 to hold up everyone else.

Some pretty long shots over the water and lots of small hills over the fairway on the front 9. Back 9 was more flat and had wider fairways. I didn’t play too well but it was a nice challenge. The reviews for this course aren’t as good as others but I think it is a solid course with nice grass, the greens were the fastest I’ve played in Denver so far this season but still not as fast as I would prefer. Had a slow group ahead of us but finished 18 in 4.5 hours so not bad.