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Course was in poor condition. Staff did not give clear instructions. If you want to play a course with poor signage and limited instruction on where to go, this course is for you. Also while green it was in poor condition.

Probably the worst conditioned course I have ever played!

The layout of the course is great. I love playing it. If you keep the ball in play, it plays pretty easy. Service was just OK. Pace of play for a Friday morning was very good. For some reason they were not very busy.

I have played almost every course in the Denver area, but for some reason I never made it out to Legacy Ridge. I think I figured because it was a muni course that it wouldn't be very good. I was very surprised to find out how much I liked it. It is a great layout, and if you hit it straight you can score pretty good. The course was in great shape except for a few bunkers that were under repair and/or not raked. We played on a Sunday so the traps should have been raked.

I have played Fossil Trace a bunch of time and it is one of my favorite Jim Engh courses. It is a really fun layout and it can play as easy or as difficult as you want it to based upon what tees you play. The group I was with played it from the blue tees and it had a few par fours that you could drive and all of the par 5's could be reached in two. The course was in great shape and while it is a muni it is one of the best muni's there is. But, as a muni you do get muni golf service. No bag drop. No towels. No water bucket. No nothing. Just golf.

OK, so its a muni course. That being said, all of Denver's other muni courses are in much better shape. It doesn't look like they ever do maintenance on the cart paths and the for sure don't control where people go. I have played here a lot and pace of play is hit or miss. I have played 5 1/2 hour rounds, and normal rounds. It depends on what is in front of you. They don't do ANYTHING to control pace of play.