Park Hill Golf Club

Decent city course for the price. Good for early season and late season golf. Pace is slow (~4:45). Played there 3 times and always slow.

Even though a few greens are rough, the course was in good conditions and staffs are very friendly. The course settings are good for average golfers just like me ( 14 handicaps). I enjoyed to play in the course.

Driving range was very open and long. I felt as if I could let it fly with no worries of hitting the ball over the range. Fairways were in great shape for winter falling upon us. Greens you could tell were starting to go dormant, ball really bounced around, ( still shot handicap though). Pace was ok, could have played a little faster but I was able to establish a groove and maintain for the most part. Great starter course for intermediate players.

Park Hill is a friendly place with nice staff and arguably the easiest scoring conditions in the Denver area. Greens were in better-than-average condition and relatively easy to read. Fairways had some strange grasses and lies were unpredictable. And although this course was never much of a design, the re-routing of several holes to make way for cheap housing, shopping and road widening/moving has created a hodgepodge of strange holes. That said, playing the course is not an unpleasant experience and worth the effort as long as the fees are slightly lower than other courses in the area.

Everybody was really nice for my first time playing there yes the course is a beginners course but I played from the tips and just had great fun especially the people I played with were super nice and totally enjoyed myself

Good old school course in NE Denver.
Wide fairways, enough trees to give shade and not be in the way if you're straight.
Greens need some work - PLEASE repair your ball marks, it's just not that tough!!! If repaired at once, heals in a few days - if not, takes weeks or months.

The course was in very nice condition but it was pretty boring. It was ok for a city course but I've played better for less money. I would not play it again only because I love views and interesting holes.

great course for high to mid handicappers as there is plenty of room to miss. Not very long course so short hitters are not punished. I'm a 11 handicap and shot a 1 over par round the first time out. Course conditions were very good considering all the rain the Denver area received this year. Great value!

This course is in better shape than in the past. It is central for city golfers and getting Tee times easier than other courses. The staff in the starter house are friendly and accomodating. The restaurant folks are friendly and the food is very, good prices. The drive around cart people do a good job. I will recommend this course to fellow golfers.

Was convenient and played pretty quickly on a Monday. Course was in good shape - greens were nice. Did not make use of restaurant and there was no cart on the course for beverages.

Everything was very nice. Do not any real complaints

A little surprised at the booking cost.

The pace of play was a little slow even for a busy Saturday and there did not seem to be a course marshal around to speed things up.

Played on a Saturday and teed off around noon. Very slow play but enjoyable.

Course was in good shape but every other course is also due to all the rain. Course is very poorly marked for distances. The only distances you will find are on the tee and the 150 yd. marker. Play is slow and no rangers on the course to keep things moving. On some holes fairways are not clearly defined. Tee boxes should have been mowed days ago.

Parkhill is one of many favorites I learned to play on and it still remains a good selection for beginners. I played at Willis Case the day before and it was horrible, it took almost 6 hours!!! What a joke!! They stack it up every time like we are Sardines!! It was Great to play at a consistent pace at Parkhill the next day and generally most times we play there.

I was able to get on with short notice and have wanted to play this course for a few years. It was worth every penny and my son and I had a great time.

Good city course ... In good condition...could only get better when all this rain stops.

The facilities feel very dated but the course itself was much better than I expected for early season. Wide fairways and not much trouble left or right. Even high handicappers can shoot a good score here. Pace of play was VERY good (3 hrs). Due to a lot of rain the days before there was standing water in some of the (few) bunkers and cartpath only which means you are better off walking....

I was charged more than the golf now quoted rate. I didn't notice until the following day, contacted the pro shop but have not gotten a return call and/or credit.

The greens were in very poor condition. It looked like fungus or some type of disease. Hopefully, they can restore to an acceptable level.

Park Hill is a difficult place to lose balls. Wherever you hit there is a pretty good chance your next shot is playable. If you can play during the week the pace of play is typically less than 4 hours, on the weekend it's considerably slower. Great place to shoot well for average golfers.