Pine Creek Golf Club

We had a fun day at Pine Creek on a windy CS day.Played for 20 bucks in the afternoon after driving down from Denver.Course was in decent shape...no signs of aerification,not sure they even did it in the fall.The course makes you be accountable for your tee ball...trouble if you're wild.Great views of Pikes Peak..good time.

In my opinion this is the finest public course in Colorado Springs. The course is challenging but not to difficult if shot placement is decent. I like the fact that you can use every club in your bag. You can take a shot with the driver or use an iron off the tee. The staff are casually pleasant. I would consider the rates a bit high were it not for the discount you get with GolfNow. It's a great program.

No problems checking in, and they showed me all payed up. Pine Creek has a great putting and chipping green. The GPS in the carts is a nice addition; however, I had to switch carts when I found our GPS LED to be defective. Play slowed from the 10th hole on. The rough was deep probably more from the recent rain and ball marks were not repaired on most greens. The greens are very challenging and fun. Overall our experience was a very enjoyable golf outing

I will play here as often as I can and will recommend it to my friends

Nice course for the money. Greens were good and fairways were nice...

The course is well maintained and is challenging. If your Tee Time is past 3 PM you won't be able to finish the whole 18 holes. Pace of play was really slow. I would play again but with an earlier Tee time.

I came down from Parker and it was very easy to get on. This was on a friday afternoon and the course was not crowded like most others. It was in the 90's but so was everywhere else. All holes are different and interesting. Some are tricky and takes a little course knowledge to play properly without being too penalized. Pace of play was good for a public course. Course conditions are very good. Greens were a little slower than I'm use too. A fun place to play.

Good time. Will go back in the fall..................

Pine Creek GC is in fantastic shape due the wonderful rain fall this summer ('13). Every hole is quite unique in regards to elevation change and beautiful views. I often feel like I am playing on 3 or 4 distinct courses. Fairways are probably of average width and the rough can certainly be deep. Classic high reward for smart course management and deep punishment for being over aggresive.

This is a very fun course to play. The front is much tighter than the back and your direction control must be very good. The back opens up a bit and I think the last three holes are super fun to play even though they are probably the tightest holes on the back. They have lots of elevation change with down hill approach shots on 16 and 17; then up hill on 18. Fun Fun Fun

Pine Creek is a great course, go play!
The staff is super friendly.
Got a great deal on golf now app.

Upon entering the pro shop a heated discussion between the attendant and golfer about letting groups out on the 10th tee in-front of him - a single player. "We have no control of what tee's players start from." - said the attendant. "It's out of my hands and I can't do nothing about it." "I want to see the manager.
!" golfer demands. Attendant, "I'm the only one here." Golfer walks out.
Walked up to the counter, I called earlier and have a 18 hole tee for 5pm. 'Sorry can't do 18 you'll have to do 9 holes." "Why?" i asked. "We just had 3 groups leave at the back 9 and I have 2 groups coming at 4:30." Looking down at my watch i notice it was 4:44pm. "How much for 9 holes?" Pointing on a chart it reads $29 for 18 holes. I notice no listing for 9 holes. "$29" he says. So your charging me 18-hole rate to play 9 holes. Without blinking he says "yep, can't do nothing about it." I walk out. and so should you.

The course was in very good condition and the greens ran at a very playable speed. Not too fast nor too slow. The course has good character with many different looks.
They paired us up with two really fine players and they were both positive and friendly.

The course was in pretty good shape, just some rough spots in certain fairways. The issue was the round took just over 5 hours. While I realize we teed off at 0830 on a Saturday morning the course has clocks on certain holes reminding players of the pace of play and while we saw a marshal a couple of times they appeared not to be doing anything but simply riding around the course. We even tried to flag one down but he simply stepped on the gas and sped off. There should be no reason a round should take longer than 4 hours and 15 minutes at this course. Pine Creek needs to talk to USAFA about how their marshals actually perform their functions. I will not be visiting this course again.

Very good course and well kept and great staff. Enjoy!

The woman in the pro shop was not very helpful or friendly. In fact, she came across as rude. We played another course the day before and the person at the counter was able to locate our reservation immediately and was very helpful and informative. In comparison, she had me look up on my phone and show proof that I paid in full online and made it quite clear that if we even stepped on the tee box on the back nine no rain check would be given. It flooded in the surrounding area on Saturday. Nice course but would not play there again.

This course is very challenging with very narrow fairways. You must be very accurate or you are playing from even more challenging lies. Overall the course is well maintained and is worth the cost. I did like the GPS feature in the gas driven golf carts.

This is the only course I choose to play in the area. Enough said.

Pine Creek is a course that is more for the 15 and under handicapper. It has a lot of character. I really enjoy the test that this course provides.

All in all, enjoyable round. Course is in really good condition...recent rain has been quite helpful. My biggest complaint....lame ranger....a ranger is expected to ensure pace of play is reasonable. There was a 2-some and 4-some ahead of us, both competing for slowest playing group of the day. Looked for errant shots on EVERY hole. It was incredibly frustrating when we brought it up to the ranger and he said "there's not much I can do...what do you want me to do, hit them in the head with a bat?" Really?

Other than the frustration with the ranger, the rest of the experience was very positive.