Raccoon Creek Golf Course

I love this mature course. There's plenty to get you trouble but it is very fair. The course is in great condition and I had one of the breakfast sandwiches and it had a big thick piece of ham and real egg!!! Good is inexpensive !!!

When we checked in no one said we are running 25 minutes behind. We found that out when we went to the starter house at 1:20 for a 1:28 tee time. We teed off around 1:55 while we waited we noticed that no group teed off on #10 until we were called to #1. That meant there was a 20-25 minute opening with slow play 9-10 holes ahead of us. We new it was going to be slow when on the 2nd tee a Marshall came to us and said he was pushing the groups ahead of us and they were bumper to bumper. We found it ironic that he also commented that he had heard about 5 and half hour rounds at other courses in the area. When we turn the cart in it was showing 5 hrs and 20 minutes of play time plus the original dlay in teeing off put us at almost 6 hours to get done. We love the cousre and it is in good shape accept for some standing water in places and in some sand traps. If the Marshalls are doing thier jobs and if bad golfers will play easier courses or possiblly pick up after 10 shots. We waited on every tee and on every shot on the back nine. At some point a Marshall needs to tell the group that is causing the problem to pick up and move to the next tee.

If you can find a deal time for this course, don't let it pass. It is well kept and the greens are incredibly challenging but roll true to speed. You will likely shoot several strokes higher than usual but you will have more fun doing so on this picturesque track.

This was the first time playing this course. I went out there with my two sons, who are in their 20's and 30's. We are fairly experienced golfers. The course was nice, and since we've been having a lot of rain, it was all pretty lush and green. The problem was the pace of play. It was Memorial Day weekend, so you knew it would be a busy day (especially since people felt like they've been couped up inside with all the rain). There were obviously, a lot of first-time, or newer golfers out there who were having difficulty with their shots. I don't have a problem with that. The problem was that there were NO COURSE MARSHALLS out on the course. Either Raccoon Creek doesn't want to spring for them, or they just decided to not put any out there. You have to keep the pace moving along at a fairly good pace, otherwise it's not fun for anyone. I had no problem with the course itself. I had a problem with the course management. It was not worth the price that I and my sons paid. There was a guy playing as a single who was put with us, and he was only playing 9 because he knew that for 18 it would take too long. We had a tee time of 10:28, didn't tee off until 10:45, and we had to leave at 3:30, after only completing 15 holes. Terrible terrible course management. For the kind of money that was paid for that round, they need to hire better people to run the place.

Even with the soggy conditions it was very challenging and fun to play

Great staff. Very friendly and helpful. The course is well laid out with more than enough challenge for a beginner like me.

I played this course maybe a dozen times in 2014 because I had a Player's Card. I don't think we ever played in under 5 hours. The only time we ever saw a marshal on the course, he warned us for playing too slow (as we were waiting on the slowpokes in front of us to get out of range).

Nonetheless, the course layout has some really fun holes. The greens were extremely hard and fast, even after a couple of days of heavy rain.

It's a fun course but way overpriced compared to other courses in Littleton.