Plum Creek Golf & Country Club

Great design and cool history being an old TPC course. I would never pay full price to play here at the daily tee time rate. The grass quality all around was generally mediocre. Greens fairways roughs all of it. Some random bunker with real low quality sand. All the other local places have way nicer greens and grass quality at the moment. Pace of play was great. Finished at just 4 hour and 8 minutes. Which is solid for out here.

Decent shape, greens beat up a bit and slow, cart path is a chore and irritating.

But much better shape than a few years ago, without the Hot Deal I’d never pay regular greens fees here.

Regular greens fees way too high!

Rain delayed us but we stayed on the coarse and let it pass and made up a few holes while everyone was waiting it out at the clubhouse or other areas.

When people did come back out, they lined up on the holes they left on. Then the completely over-zelous marshal came out and told us we were behind (which we definitely were not) and we should split up even though there was a new group that jumped in front of us that was on the green. He was beining a huge Karen for NO reason and followed us for 3 holes. The Marshall is a complete and useless boar pig. I shot a 38 on the front and dropped a 45 on the back because of his un-needed pressure and his stalking. I may never come back because of his small "inset word" energy.

If this is how they act, go somewhere else for $120.00.

Oh PS, even with a 20 minute rain delay, we still finished our round in 4 hours and 20 minute, ON A WEEKEND. #firethemarshall

I really enjoyed playing a round at Plum Creek recently. For my money this is the best public access course in the area and definitely worth the drive from Denver or elsewhere.

There are not may courses that offer the variety of holes that Pete Dye has laid out on this interesting piece of property. Lots of elevation changes, short and long par 4s and plenty of risk/reward shots throughout the track. This course is definitely worthy of hosting the pros...and it has!

Add in some great views of the front range and you have a great golf experience.

The back 9 definitely plays tougher than the front. There are quite a few more tricky tee shots into what feel like narrow landing areas, especially with the water on 16 and 18.

The whole course is full of dynamic features and signature Dye touches. Plenty of interesting mounding throughout, and you can't miss the railroad ties along the water on the closing three hole stretch. Toss in some fairly small greens with tricky mountain slopes and you have a course that will test every aspect of your game.

Everything looks great out there. The course is tough, but plenty fair and I didn't find any of the holes gimmicky or too similar to any of the others on the course.

Can't wait for my next opportunity to return to Plum Creek!

I have been playing here for years and endured the early 2010s when it was close to going under and the conditions were rough but, we had $25 twilights at that time so not too bad. It has new management, a new clubhouse, conditions are great and the late day deals are fantastic. Full rack on the weekend for $125+ might still be a stretch for my cheap tastes though

This was our first time golfing this course. We went off at 4:27 and was called in due to darkness at 8:30 from the 15th hole. On the back 9 we were 2 deep on each hole - I do not understand how this would happen as our front 9 did not have this. Lack of course management possibly later in the eventing?

Enjoyed the round. We had a 30 minute rain delay, but the course played very well after the rain. The only negative was the pace of play. Five and a half, plus thirty minute delay made for a six hour round. The greens were terrific and the round was very thick. Keep it in the beautiful fairways.

Only disappointing thing. We had a twosome behind us that could hit very well. They however did not know golf etiquette as they hit into us a couple of times when we could go no where. We confronted them when we were on the same tee and politely told them to be more aware. The young gentleman smiled and sarcastically said “thanks for the motivation. Oh well, his downfall not ours.

We were waiting at least 10 minutes on Every hole.

I seen marshal twice.

He explained that he does not want to put too much pressure on group ahead of us because

"they will be nervous and make mistakes, and it is going to slow them even more".

What a funny guy! But, we did not laugh..

but, if you read all the reviews, most of it about slow play. Maybe the management don't care?

The slowest course I’ve seen in a long time. The Marshall kept driving around not doing a thing about pace of play. The wait between shots was unbearable! Plus, we only saw the drink cart once 👎 NOT worth $145.00