Stoney Creek Golf Course

Stoney is by no means Augusta, but it’s usually not too crowded, it feels like you’re far from the city, and some of the holes are decently challenging. If I can get a Golfnow deal, I’d much rather loop Stoney than go to the range. It’s a great place to practice your short and mid range game. The conditions are variable and the greens sometimes are a little rough, and it’s also often windy as heck out there, but I think it’s a fine little exec par 3.

With all the snow in Colorado this winter, Stoney Creek was open for business, one of very few. The course was very playable, with dormant grass in all areas. Great weather day with temperatures in the sixties. Staff is always friendly! Good course for a quick round of 18.

I love this course! It is off the beaten path and not persnickety at all. The fairways are a bit rough, but the price is right. Good greens. The course layout is what it makes it interesting with water on several holes. It is an executive style course which means ~6 par 3s and ~3 per 4s, so you can let loose with driver a little, but it is not a physically demanding course. If they took better care of their fairways, they could attract more people and jack up the prices… I am kind of hoping that never happens ;)

I golf at stoney at least a handful of times every year and it never really disappoints. It's a simple and laid back course that has a nice little grass range and practice area too.

Great for working on irons.

Can make it to all the greens off the tee if you like though.

This course has such great potential, especially for a 9-hole course. The holes are all fairly short, but they provide a decent challenge. Greens are just undulating enough to make you think about your short game.

With that said: There is a clear lack of maintenance on the course. The greens have dirt patches. The amount of fallen leaves on the fairways make it nearly impossible to find your ball. I understand that leaves are going to be a difficult thing to deal with at this time of year, but you NEED to clear your fairways at least once a day if you're going to remain open all year; it's clear that they haven't. I lost 7 balls on two rounds of 9, and 5 of them were lost because I couldn't find them amongst the leaves in the fairway.

This course is simple sweet and fun friendly staff clean course fair prices in and out it's one of my go-to's spots enjoy it's peaceful

Booked this course for 18 holes with a cart. No where on the app did it say this course not only just has 9 holes, but it's an executive 9... the course was just over 1500 yards.

Well maintained; enough sand traps, water features, and rolling approaches to make it interesting.

Choosing 18 holes on a 9 hole course means you'll walk back through the 9 you just played

This course was pretty good. Challenging holes, but pretty straight forward. The only thing is that the greens were not in the best of conditions, flat and really bumpy. Could just be the wildlife eating at them. But overall, this was a great first-time experience. I would say that we would visit again sometime.

Greens were in rough shape but staff and course layout definitely make this a fun course to play

Greens are a disaster currently, and sprinklers are coming on during your play to try and help but do not expect a quality round here right now.

This course was pathetic. I have played better kept mini golf courses. Joke of a place

Course condition was terrible. Most greens and fringes were in terrible conditions all dried up with sand. alots of dry patches all around the course. Tee boxes had no markings to know where to hit from. One par 3 had electric lines on the path of my shot that it hit the line and lost my ball.