Pine Creek Golf Club

Perfect greens this late into the season, such a challenging course off the tee (back tees) :)!

Perfect mix of risk/reward, some bunkers need attention due to rain run-off (just gravel now), long rough, the way it should be and again, perfect greens to roll your rock!

Great staff and cart services, beautiful area all around!

Really nice course. Good challenge and excellent conditions. Played with a local and he said the course got away from them for some time but now it’s back in good condition. So disregard past reviews of terrible condition. Highly recommend

This is a great course to play. However, the sand traps, & rough are absolutely terrible.

for weekend public golfers they should mow the rough a little lower, it will make finding balls in the rough easier and faster.

we teed off at 8:30am on Saturday morning ( probably 6th or 7th group) yet pace of play was over 4.5 hours??? no reason for that, people need to be kept moving at a better pace than that. I am sure the whole day was a mess with that kind of start. 4 average golfers were waiting for the group in front of us on EVERY shot.

Challenging but fun! If you read the play book it tells you how to execute the hole.

The 5’s didn’t seem too far. The 3’s were just right and if you can get to the 150 post on the 4’s you are in great shape for an approach shot.

Course was in great shape and the views were incredible!

The course is in great shape. Best I’ve seen it. As for the pace of play…. All cos corses are beyond slow these days. The 20-30 handicappers playing from back tees, taking 20-25 mins per hole hitting 3-4 balls off every tee box and at each shot then 10 mins looking for the 6-8 balls they have scattered all over the course isn’t the game of golf I love. I recommend the starter making sure everyone knows the pace of play. Pick up at double par. Never ever ever let a group of walkers out in a weekend. Never never never. Give them a cart or suffer the bad reviews. Yesterday at least 4 groups left after 9 due to slow slow slow slow slow play! We almost left as well. I left at 5.5 hours I didn’t even finish!

This course is great. A couple of things make it a little too pricey. Rough is terribly long, and the bunkers are really bad. I’ve consider it my home course, since moving to Colorado in 2021. Have never seen a groomed bunker. They are working to resolve drainage issues, but come on people. Take care of the things that slow down play.

Pine Creek is an excellent golf course. I enjoy playing there each and every time.

Great course with free range balls included in the round. Starter got me out early, and it was a very nice experience all around. Carts have GPS as well which is a nice perk.

Great course with pure greens. Layout was challenging. The scenery is beautiful with a great view of pikes peak.

I come from flat golfing and found the elevation change’s challenging. Played on a Saturday and found the pace very slow

We played on a weekday with no delays. The tee boxes and greens were in above average condition especially the greens. The sand trips were extremely wet and unplayable. There is a lot of ups and downs on the fairways and if you haven't played it could be tricky to navigate some holes. Several of the last holes are interrupted by a major installation of a permanent path along Pine Creek.

Been playing Pine Creek forever--used to be my favorite course in Colorado Springs. Couple years back the fairways and some greens were substandard. This year there has been a massive improvement--greens and fairways are terrific--THE GOOD. Now for THE BAD--(1) driving range is mostly all sand and dirt. Never seen it in such sad sad condition. (2) bunkers are abysmal--hard pan, little sand and mostly dirt. These bad conditions are unacceptable at any green fees price but at Pine Creek's $109 price, this is ridiculous. We had a hot deals price which eased the pain of the conditions. Even if THE BAD conditions were fixed, I think Pine Creek is pricing itself out of the market for a good many players.