anthonywest32

Non-residents pay $150 for an unkept course? The driving range wash trash, the clubhouse ok. The bathroom ceiling (women's) was leaking,

while playing I just got the feeling like this used to be a great course. The rolling hills fairways were nice the length is short, greens dualted. Found out two things. 1) Pete Dye designed. 2) locals told me course sched for closure 2025. Don't know if true.

Great shape. Soft fairways and greens. Soft greens=little beat up but totally worth it.

Great staff. Greens are a little firm and couldn't create any spin, Roll great and true. Front nine has great risk reward tee shots. Not everyone is a 300yd driver like they think they are so pick your tee box according to you ACTUAL driving distance.

Kind of a boring layout. they've got some holes dug around the front nine part of the course. I have no idea what those holes are for. They're off to the side, not on the fair way or anything but still just distracting to see this mound of dirt while trying to play. Very crowded day. 5 hour round. Not a bad day but......

I grew up in Denver and this is as public as is gets. Its a easy course you want to go and unwind and relax on. Play there on a regular basis and the staff will no your name in no time. Two short par 5's start the back which can be made in two. Cheap and easy, so don't go here looking for a challenge.

I currently live N. Illinois but grew up in Denver metro area. Never heard of the course until I was web surfing one day. This last visit home I went and played the course. Every par 3 as the most stunning set up. a couple of Par 4's have dog legs around gorgeous rock formations. I was surprised that the ball did not fly farther because of the elevation. Down in Arvada I could maintain around a 300yd average. Up there 270 was a good drive for me. Very challenging course. The greens were a little rough in some spots but I imagine its very difficult to keep them pristine because of the location. worth the money.