Todd Creek Golf Club

Greens are tricky and the rough is grown in so be careful, but you will love this course. It’s a must play in the Denver area!

First time playing here. 15-20 mph winds when I started, got a bit stronger as the round progressed. Greens were excellent and fast. Bunkers in good shape. Generous fairways for the most part. I'll go back again when it is not so windy. Practice facility is large and well maintained.

Fairways and greens were in fairly good conditions, for the time of year we are in. Great putting and chipping greens.

Todd Creek never disappoints, the price is always VERY reasonable, the staff is very friendly, and the course is always in GREAT condition!

Got a good deal via Golfnow.

Good to see they are now allowing carts into the parking lot.

Also good to see less of the construction equipment all around the course.

Have always enjoyed the course and will certainly be back.

While the golf shop employees were fantastic at the end of the round I went to the bar for food and drink only to be extremely disappointed. I sat for 4 minutes while the bartender talked to a sales rep. Knowing that I was right in front of him. I got up and left and that is when he tried to help, but it was too late. Some people just don’t know who pays the bills.
Also no bathrooms or porta potties to use on the course.

We got in a fun round on Wednesday. They were one of the few to open Wednesday after the snowstorm Sunday/Monday. The conditions were really good, especially with the recent snow, fall time of year, and temperature swings. The staff was very friendly and helpful. They had no cart restrictions, nice! The greens putted very well and true. The very green fairways were way better than expected, and the leaves really didn't present any problems. You could tell the groundskeepers took pride in caring for the course.

The one disappointment was to hear that the course is likely to be closed Dec. 1 -Mar. 1. Bummer! This is really an enjoyable course, especially for fall and winter months.

Not an enjoyable course for high handicapped golfers... challenging for the very best due to large undulating greens with difficult pin placements and fast!!
Course was in great shape

Pace was extremely slow the last 5 holes. However, we still enjoyed the round of golf, conditions were good on the fairway and greens and weather was fair.

We've played this course a few times. Given the recent snow 3 days prior, the course was in really great shape.

The check-in process was super efficient. The staff was very welcoming. We got off on time. The weather was a bit windy, still we couldn't complain given the recent snowfall. The grounds staff were very accommodating, stopping their work to allow us to tee off.

The greens were healing from aeration, held pretty well, and rolled pretty well. The grass in the fairways was in good shape. The sand was reasonable. With the wind, the course was a bit more challenging. This was a good day on a good course at a good price.

Employee in pro shop flirted with my sister and smelled of alcohol

The course is in great shape for early October. The greens have been aerated recently so they still had some sand on them. I am disappointed that the carts no longer have GPS on them. The Golf Now reservation page says that GPS is included but it isn't.

One of areas best of many courses laid out to accomodate a still growing housing complex.
Though I can hate them like any golfer, the bunker designs and placements are smartly challenging from the two furthest back tees.
Only gripe: areas of "native grass" are too frequent, too frequently nonsensical, and too often swallow expensive balls. Deep rough needs more maintenance, true. But this a golf course, not a home for displced ground critters.

Very excited to play this course again. It's a long difficult course. I love it especially from the black tees