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About

Holes 18
Type Municipal
Par 72
Length 6831 yards
Slope 138
Rating 72.3

Located in the city of Golden, the golf course at the Fossil Trace Golf Club rests in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. The course is challenging and also quite unique not only in its demanding layout but also for its rich history. The name of the golf course actually comes from the fact that situated near the 12th hole there are trace fossils of palm fronds and triceratops footprints that are over 60 million years old. There are also relics of clay mining equipment. This public course has received acclaim from golf publications such as Golf Magazine. Jim Engh designed the Fossil Trace course, which features undulating greens and greenside bunkers.

Course Details

Year Built 2003
Fairways Blue grass
Greens Blue grass
Golf Season Year round
Architect Jim Engh (2003)

Rentals/Services

Carts Yes
Clubs Yes
GPS Yes

Practice/Instruction

Driving Range Yes
Golf School Academy Yes
Teaching Pro Yes
Putting Green Yes

Policies

Credit Cards Accepted Yes
Metal Spikes Allowed No
Walking Allowed Yes
Dress code Collared shirts w/bermuda length shorts or slacks are required for all practice areas and if playing Fossil Trace Golf Club.

Food & Beverage

Bar, Snacks, Restaurant

Available Facilities

Clubhouse, Meeting Facilities, Banquet Facilities

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3.9
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Reviews 94
Handicap 10-14
Skill Intermediate
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
4.0
Top 250 Contributor
First Time Playing

Unique Dinosaur Golf

Played Fossil Trace on a warm December day. What a unique course. Would be beneficial to play more than once to know pins/tiers/fairway bounces. Green tiers were some of the toughest and easiest I’ve played at the same time. Tons of shelved pins along with tons of tucked pins. Placement could increase or decrease difficulty by multiple shots per hole. Most fairways corralled errant tee shots back to it and many greens had “bumpers” as surrounds that would kick balls back onto greens. Hole 12 deserves all the accolades it gets. Extremely beautiful and unlike any other I’ve played with boulders up the fairway. Bunkers are DEEP. Luckily they were closed for winter and look as if they are undergoing a slight renovation, wasn’t in any of them anyway, but would HIGHLY suggest staying away from them during play. Fun course, played during winter so the deal was good. Not sure it’s worth the steepness of summer rates for out-of-towners unless hole 12 is on your bucket list. A course that the more you’d play the better it would be.

Conditions Good
Value Good
Layout Excellent
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Excellent
Amenities Excellent
Played On
Reviews 72
Handicap 5-9
Skill Intermediate
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
4.0
Top 500 Contributor
Colorado Advisor
Previously Played
Hot weather
Walked

Unique Jim Engh Layout, Foothills Setting

I regularly played this course the first 5 years it was open and always enjoyed it for the unique layout and course conditions. 15 years since I last played it, it seemed very much the same as they've kept it in fine condition and has not changed much from original design and condition. The main thing is the price - the demand to play the course has sunk in over the years and price as well.
For those not familiar with Jim's designs, he also did Sanctuary, Red Hawk Ridge, and Snowmass in Colorado, so has somewhat of a special place in Colorado golf course architecture.

For your warm-up, the chipping green is located uphill from the clubhouse so makes sense to chip/pitch first, putt, then hit the range/check in since the 1st tee is just down the hill right next to the range.

Staff was friendly and helpful, practice areas fine, and course condition was green and lush for late summer. I understand some golfers think this course is gimmicky since it has "funnel" fairways and greens where the ball will tend to kick back into play, I just feel it gives it a unique flair not seen much elsewhere and a welcome change. One downside on the funnel design is a lot of side hill / uneven lies out of the rough.
The greens are various shaped and undulating but were not extremely difficult or fast. Chipping and pitching is key as the ball will run out and getting short-sided can be costly here. Club selection as well is tricky on approach shots.

#4 par 4 just play as a par 5 and unless you hit an ideal drive, just get on it 3 and hope for par or be happy with bogie. Otherwise there are plenty of birdie opportunities out there.

I've always walked this course and I get stares and comments because of some of the elevation changes it might seem like an extreme hike but I don't think it's that tough of a hike, just a few more steep inclines here and there and on holes 11, 12, and 13.

For the Denver Metro area, Fossil Trace is a course you need to experience at least once whether it turns out to be a favorite or once is enough!

Conditions Excellent
Value Good
Layout Good
Friendliness Good
Pace Good
Amenities Good
Difficulty Somewhat Challenging
Played On
Reviews 75
Handicap 5-9
Skill Advanced
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
4.0
Top 500 Contributor
First Time Playing
Perfect weather
Used cart

Fun Layout and Unique Features

This is the type of course where you need to relax, enjoy the scenery and just play golf. Some of the holes have strange features like giant rocks in the middle of the fairway, and the green complexes on many holes are definitely bizarre. You know wit will be an interesting round when the starter tells you to avoid the chimney in the middle of the fairway on hole 1.

Fossil Trace features a lot of elevation changes as it winds its way around the hills of Golden. The setting is really pretty. The way many of the holes are constructed, the ball will often find its way close to the fairway or onto the green. The designer built a lot of sidewalls that create a nice funneling effect that scan definitely help boost your spirits when hitting several errant shots.

Don't get me wrong, you can definitely find plenty of trouble too, but if you are just slightly off on the day then you will probably score pretty well on this course.

The green complexes on this course are large. Many of them have several fingers going several directions or multiple tiers to place the flag. You will see some interesting pin positions during the round.

Conditions were good. The grass was green and the greens were pretty good, just not very fast, which is probably good since they do have a lot of breaks in them.

A day at Fossil Trace is time well spent. The course has a lot of unique features and fun holes. It can feel a bit gimmicky, but it is an enjoyable track.

Conditions Good
Value Average
Layout Average
Friendliness Good
Pace Good
Amenities Good
Difficulty Moderate
Played On
Reviews 244
Handicap 5-9
Skill Advanced
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
3.0
Missouri Advisor
Top 25 Contributor
Previously Played
Cold weather
Used cart

Course Has Some Great Attributes But It Can Be Gimmicky

Fossil Trace is located in Golden, CO. This course has some excellent attributes, but there are many things I don’t care for and several areas of improvement. So, I will outline these below:

GOOD:
1. From the clubhouse, the views are outstanding of holes 1, 10 & 18. Beautiful backdrops of the hills and buttes.
2. Overall, the tees and fairways were good.
3. Most of the staff was friendly and the starter was terrific. Only exception listed below.
4. The carts have nice, padded seats, Bluetooth speakers and GPS.
5. The price of $80 was in line with what the course offers.
6. Hole 1, the architect left a brick chimney in the fairway. It doesn’t come into play and it has a plaque to describe the history behind the chimney. Nice touch.
7. The bunkers were in good shape. Many of them so deep, you can’t see the player when they are in them.
8. The restrooms on the course were the cleanest I’ve ever seen.
9. Many of the holes have steep slopes on both sides, so slightly off-line shots will funnel back into play.

WHAT I DIDN’T CARE FOR:
1. The greens were like putting on a marble tabletop. The greens were very strange to me. The greens had a hard, sandy base and the grass was cut/rolled so tight, that when you putted you had to be very defensive and hoped your ball went into the hole or stopped by the hole. No ball marks to repair because of the firmness. Saw no balls spin back.
2. They have some very difficult greens. Some on the gimmicky side. The difficult ones were 4, 6, 13 & 18. The gimmicky ones were holes 9, 10 & 14. If you short-sided yourself on some holes, it was nearly an impossible up and down. Depending on the pin locations, if you’re above the hole, no way you can leave your putt on the green.
3. Holes 5 & 6 had power lines that distracted from the beauty of the holes.
4. Hole 12 is the signature hole with all the large rocks left because of all the fossils. When you hit your second shot, you hit over a rock, towards more rocks in the fairway. Luck of the draw where your ball ends up. I would have made the fairway flow around the rocks more, to make it less gimmicky.
5. They use a white, soft metal material around the cups of the hole. I prefer to have just the normal grass/dirt edge. Seemed like we got more violent lip outs with the metal edge.

NEEDS IMPROVEMENT:
1. Pace of play on the back side. On the back side it was not unusual to have 2 groups on the tee, one in the fairway and one on the green. No rangers on the course.
2. The snack shop/bar area has a nice menu on a screen. However, no prices listed. The man handling these duties was not very friendly. The only person at this place like this.
3. The GPS was not programmed correctly on hole 5. Showed back pin and it was a front pin.

I would recommend the course because of it's beauty, but understand there will things you will not like.

Conditions Good
Value Good
Layout Good
Friendliness Good
Pace Poor
Amenities Average
Difficulty Somewhat Challenging
Played On
Reviews 7
Handicap 10-14
Skill Intermediate
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
4.0
First Time Playing
Hot weather

Fun Course

Course condition was fantastic. Tee boxes, greens, bunkers were exceptionally cared for.

Greens are VERY unique! Super fun and tons of slopes!

Carts have GPS with different yardages along the hole which is a nice feature.

Views around the course are great but somewhat skewed by power lines.

Layout was great and offered a wide variety of holes.

Price is high- but absolutely worth a round! (range balls and a sleeve of TP5's are included)

Conditions Excellent
Value Fair
Layout Excellent
Friendliness Good
Pace Good
Amenities Good
Difficulty Somewhat Challenging
Played On
Reviews 75
Handicap 15-19
Skill Intermediate
Plays A few times a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0
Top 500 Contributor
Oklahoma Advisor
First Time Playing
Perfect weather
Used cart

Good views and good golf

Been planning this for quite awhile and it didn't disappoint at all... just wished I played better on the holes you see on the website.
Being Father's Day, it was booked and the pace was slow as you would think...no marshall coming around to speed things up which was needed.
Friendly staff and the overall setup was great. I would definitely play this again if I had the chance.

Conditions Excellent
Value Good
Layout Excellent
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Good
Amenities Excellent
Difficulty Somewhat Challenging
Played On
Reviews 2
Handicap 15-19
Skill Intermediate
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0
Previously Played
Used cart
Conditions Good
Value Good
Layout Good
Friendliness Good
Pace Good
Amenities Good
Difficulty Somewhat Challenging
Played On
Reviews 2
Handicap 15-19
Skill Intermediate
Plays Once a week
1.0
Previously Played
Windy weather
Used cart

Sprinklers came on during our round, two differnt rounds.

We play this course a lot, Almost once a week. But that will probably change. The last 2 times we were out there we had later tee times, 6:45pm. On the last hole they have the sprinklers come on and not only soak us but everything in our cart. When I brought it up to a staff member their response was.. 'Not my problem'
Why offer late tee times if your course is even playable through all 9 holes. Disappointed at the staffs response and no call back from the Pro either time.

Conditions Average
Value Poor
Layout Good
Friendliness Poor
Pace Fair
Amenities Fair
Difficulty Somewhat Challenging
Played On
Reviews 1
Skill Intermediate
Plays A few times a week
3.0
First Time Playing
Perfect weather
Used cart

Overpriced

Played 18 holes and overall, this was a good golf experience. It is a nice course, but there are more scenic courses for the money. The view on several holes is of a youth detention center. The view from another hole is a highway. Another hole has a huge transformer and power lines on it. There are nicer courses in the Denver metro area for 1/2 the price.

Conditions Good
Value Poor
Layout Average
Friendliness Average
Pace Excellent
Amenities Average
Difficulty Moderate
Played On
Reviews 324
Handicap 5-9
Skill Advanced
Plays A few times a week
I Recommend This Course
4.0
Texas Advisor
Top 10 Contributor
First Time Playing
Used cart

Really fun course

I've played a few Jim Engh courses and in all honesty I've always felt they're a little over the top. As a tourist in Denver I had fun at Fossil trace though, and it's easy access from the city is also a plus. The unique touches start on the first hole with a chimney in the middle of the fairway. The typical Engh bowled greens are prevalent throughout and it helped lead to one of my birdies. The 12th hole, my gosh, is just wild. You won't play anything like it.

I always appreciate courses that are built out of old quarries or wastelands. Turning an eyesore into compelling golf grounds is always one of the best ways to celebrate the game.

I can promise you you'll remember a lot of holes. Probably a Top 5 course in the Denver area all things considered.

Conditions Excellent
Value Good
Layout Good
Friendliness Good
Pace Average
Amenities Excellent
Difficulty Moderate
Played On
Reviews 1
Skill Advanced
Plays A few times a week
2.0

All that’s missing is a clowns mouth. Goofy golf at its finest. Greens complexes are as goofy as I’ve ever seen.

Conditions Good
Value Poor
Layout Poor
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Average
Amenities Good
Played On
Reviews 128
Handicap 5-9
Skill Advanced
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
4.0
Texas Advisor
Top 100 Contributor
First Time Playing

A unique mountain track...

This was the 3rd course of my group's Colorado trip. It was a serious favorite.

The course was in great shape; very lush and greens rolling true. Right off the bat it's a unique course, with a sweeping dogleg left par 5 starting with a massive elevation drop. On the second shot you see a tower that's right in the middle of the lower fairway. It's cool!

From there, the front 9 continues as a winding and tight adventure with trees, bunkers and waste areas a frequent challenge. You get a little bit of everything from a 90 yd par 3 (#5) to a 650 yd par 5 (#9). I really enjoyed the variety. Number 7 was a particular favorite.

Then you turn to the back, and things change. There's a little more water to deal with, and somehow things get even tighter. You also descend into an old quarry (I assume) with rock outcroppings popping up in fairways and old equipment scattered about the property. It's incredibly unique. #11 is a really fun, but tight par 3. #12 is on of the most unique par 5s I've ever played with rock outcroppings dotting the 100 yds or so leading up to the green, which is surrounded by high rock cliffs. It looks awesome!

You end with a really tough par 5... especially if you catch an afternoon storm like we did where the wind was right into our face.

This course is awesome. Very challenging off the tee, but very rewarding of good shots.

I'd consider this a must play!

Conditions Excellent
Value Good
Layout Good
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Average
Amenities Good
Difficulty Somewhat Challenging
Played On
Reviews 244
Handicap 5-9
Skill Advanced
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
4.0
Missouri Advisor
Top 25 Contributor
First Time Playing
Perfect weather
Used cart

Enjoyable, Interesting Course

The views from the clubhouse are beautiful, with the rolling hills and buttes. The staff was especially nice. The conditioning of the course was outstanding too.

The course designer made most of the holes funneling towards the fairway. Some very steep slopes. The power lines cutting thru the front nine, distracts from the beauty of the course too.

My only complaint is many of the green complexes are tricked up. If you don't have a good short game, it will be a struggle. Some holes, if you're above the hole, you cannot leave your putt on the green.

Seeing all the fossils on hole 12 was a neat experience on a golf course.

Conditions Excellent
Value Excellent
Layout Good
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Good
Amenities Good
Difficulty Moderate
Played On
Reviews 13
Handicap 10-14
Skill Intermediate
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0
Previously Played
Perfect weather
Used cart

Nice course

Played here twice in a two week span. Course was in such good shape I wanted to play it again as there is some course knowledge involved. Have played two of Jim Engh's other courses in the area (4-Mile Ranch and Red Hawk Ridge) and this course is similiar, with many of the holes sloped so the ball will move into the fairway. First tee time was at 730, pace was 3:30, the next tee time was 900 and pace was 4:30. Beverage cart was out both days, and I didn't think you could beat the military rate of $65. I will be back...

Conditions Excellent
Value Good
Layout Excellent
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Good
Amenities Excellent
Difficulty Somewhat Challenging
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Plays A few times a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0
First Time Playing

Play It.

Expensive. Can be slow. But worth it. The design is as good as anything in the Denver area. The facilities are well managed. The imagination in course concept is terrific. The signature fossil hole and the chimney hole and the “bowl” hole are worth the price of admission. Don’t miss this one!

Conditions Excellent
Value Average
Layout Excellent
Friendliness Good
Pace Average
Amenities Good
Played On
Reviews 113
Handicap 15-19
Skill Intermediate
Plays A few times a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0
Colorado Advisor
Top 250 Contributor
First Time Playing

Stimulating, challenging, non-muni style course

FT GC is a Jim Engh course closer to the Denver metro area that masterfully blends the local terrain and features with the game of golf to create a rather unique experience that will appeal to those seeking a memory rather than a score or a short time for a round.

If it's your 1st time and you're not advanced, check the slope numbers for your choice of tees, maybe rather than total yardage. Also note the grass is bluegrass which may be a bit grabby on those delicate pitches for your up and down efforts.

The practice facilities are good, though range balls spill onto #7's right side making darker yellow balls suboptimal. Also pulling left on #8 may test your ability to find YOUR ball among a plethora of orphans left out there. Some inobvious hole layouts will test your course management the first time here, e.g. #2, 9, 12, 13, & 18. More frequent players here will have an advantage. You may want a rematch after your first round.

Minor note, currently a number of buinkers are GUR without normal sand :) Funny, liners & sandbags!

The water features here seem to have a magnetic like tug on golfballs, e.g. #18. Still, this is an engaging course for those with a carpe diem approach to the day!

Conditions Good
Value Good
Layout Excellent
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Good
Amenities Good
Played On
Reviews 1
Handicap 0-4
Skill Advanced
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
4.0
Previously Played
Wet weather
Used cart

Play twice

This is a great and fun course that has an interesting layout throughout. Some traditional holes, and some "go for it" holes. If it anything it plays a little short, and if you are an advanced player I would recommend the black tees (also, the "t-rex" tees were not an option when I logged my score on the GHIN app). It takes one round to get used to it, and by your second round you can expect to play pretty well here. Great course if you have someone visiting. Nicely kept, good pace.

Conditions Good
Value Good
Layout Good
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Good
Amenities Good
Difficulty Moderate
Played On
Reviews 95
Handicap 10-14
Skill Intermediate
Plays A few times a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0
Top 250 Contributor
Philly Advisor
First Time Playing

Well maintained and good variety. Worth a round.

Came to Colorado on vacation and found this course near us to play. Very well maintained, seriously. Tee boxes, fairways and rough, sand soft, greens very consistent. Charged me $80 to play on weekday morning. Rentals were a bit expensive but most are.

Lots of tee boxes to choose from. Was challenging but not Pete Dye difficult. If you know your game it's not a problem. Most errant shots put you in high rough or you lose a shot. You can find harder courses, but a good round with choice. I really liked this course option.

Driving range and practice areas are top notch. Staff very customer focused and polite. Bar looked great but I did t try it.

You won't dislike playing Fossil trace

Conditions Excellent
Value Good
Layout Good
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Good
Amenities Good
Played On
Reviews 2
Skill Intermediate
Plays A few times a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0
First Time Playing

Municipal.......sort of.

This is another fabulous Jim Engh design. There are areas of exposed fossils (Hence the name of the course) and there are also old pieces of quarry equipment that tell the story of the lands prior use. The course is well laid out and maintained. The staff is very helpful. All of this lends itself to a very positive golf experience. One of the signatures of a Jim Engh design is his bunker design. You are better off admiring them from afar, they are beautiful but penal. In short this does not feel like any muni track I've ever played

Conditions Excellent
Value Excellent
Layout Excellent
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Excellent
Amenities Excellent
Played On
Reviews 103
Handicap 10-14
Skill Intermediate
Plays Once a month
I Recommend This Course
5.0
Idaho Advisor
Top 250 Contributor
First Time Playing
Perfect weather
Walked

Bring your whole bag, this course lets you use 'em all...

I played the 6577 “T-Rex” tees at Fossil Trace (because, really, how do you not play the “T-Rex” tees???) and I found the track pretty true to its 71.4/136 rating. There is a nice variety of holes here which really encourages you to use all of the clubs/shots in your bag. For example, no two par 3’s are alike (going 151, 95, 186, 205, and 160 respectively so you won’t be just firing 7 or 8 irons into them all day like some courses. The par 5’s also range from 536 to 626(!), although most are right around the 540 range.

The big draw to Fossil Trace (as the name implies) is the archeological dig remnants on the signature 12th hole, a fairly easily accessible 545 yard par 5 if you place your second shot in the right spot, or a frustratingly troublesome hole if you don’t (fortunately, my second was just about perfect and I had a pitching wedge into the well protected green for a two putt par… after missing a 8 footer for birdie). Both 12 and 15 have unusual rock obstacles I’ve heard complaints about; however, I liked the challenges they present and the fore-thought they require on your approach shots (this, of course, from someone who managed to avoid both of them). It’s certainly worth taking a few minutes and checking out the trace fossils after holing out on 12.

Friendly advice, don’t get complacent on 13 (or caught up thinking about the hole you just completed); you’ll want to put your tee shot on the left hand side of the fairway. If you don’t the hole gets quite a bit harder, my failure in this area led to my first bogey on the back nine (complete with a penalty for a lost ball on my blind approach shot over trees).

While the back nine features interesting geographic features, the front has its own brand of challenges. One and two feature downhill holes toward interesting green locations. Two especially requires a good approach as the green sits alone in the bottom of a “pit” with tall rough all around. I actually fired my tee shot to the right of the cart path (i.e. very right) and this provided me a great angle to attack the pin from. Not the way it’s drawn up for sure, but it led to an easy two putt par.

There are some deep and unusually shaped bunkers throughout the course as well that provide some interesting playing options (not all great) out of them. Some will force you to play sideways from a fairway bunker, which might be a little too punitive in my mind, but the knowledge of this should certainly keep you honest on your drives.

Overall I really liked the layout of the course. There is ample water, elevation change, use of angles for defense of greens, and the bunkers are such that sand saves will most definitely be earned if achieved. It’s a course that will test your full game as many of the greens are also challenging in and of themselves. Further, it was in great condition with immaculate fairways, well-groomed greens and bunkers that played as well as they looked.

I played a little early (I was first out) to really speak to the pace of play; however, the few groups I saw finish after me were in well under 4 hours so at least an early round should be nice and quick. The staff was great and everyone I met went out of their way to ensure I had a great round. The grounds crew also was mindful and considerate of players on the course while doing a great job of keeping everything in good shape. Also, on a non-golf note, the restaurant makes a completely fantastic (and affordable) lunch; I eschewed my usual Benedict for their hash and would do it again and again.

My entire experience at Fossil Trace was great and I will absolutely be going back to play again…

Conditions Excellent
Value Good
Layout Excellent
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Excellent
Amenities Excellent
Difficulty Somewhat Challenging
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