rytyme

Really nice championship desert course. Staff was a bunch of uppidy stepford types, but guess that's to be expected at a la-di-da place like the Marriot.

Really nice resort style course. Played well, conditions were just about perfect for the time of year, staff really great. Will definitely keep this one on top of the list next time around.

We were delayed a while due to a tourney running late, then it was cattle call, with everyone packed together getting off for a 5 hour round....but, the course was in great condition, really fun layout, not too hard, and greens were in terrific condition. Never saw a drink cart either, but still, a good coursee.

Great lil course, greens as good as you'll see without going to a high dollar facility, well done Coyote staff!

Hi, we golfed yesterday, and I just wanted to send my comment. Our t-time was about 1pm, and I showed up about 11am, which I typically do, giving, me plenty of time to warm up, grab a bite, and relax before playing. Upon checking in, I was gruffly told by a young, dark haired man at the counter that my showing up so early was an 'abuse' of the facilities and that we were not allowed to show up more than an hour in advance? As I didn't know what to say, I simply didn't respond other than 'ok', but fumed about it while warming up and having lunch, and decided something needed to be said. It was also commented about my paying with a 'prepaid' time on Golfnow, like that somehow made me a lower level guest? There were many people practicing that weren't golfing at all, and everyone I spoke to agreed that it was completely unacceptable to make take that position with anyone that came to the course. Hopefully this guy was just having a bad day, and that this is not the typical treatment of guests, but in any case, it was not fair for me and my friends to be subjected to it and hopefully will be sternly addressed. In the meantime, we'll have to strongly consider if a return trip to this facility is ever warranted again.
Sincerely, Jeff Weatherford

Course played well, great layout, good greens although sanded recently

Course was really nice, greens were great and really true rolling. Liked the overall layout and various challenges...water, sand, gravel, rock...still weird seeing so much rock around the fairways, but guess that's desert golf'n!

Course isn't bad, but it's really a senior's executive style course. Tight, short, tucked into houses, like a par 64 or something. Pace was super painfully slow, so unless you have 5 hours & just want a slow relaxing practice round waiting on every tee box, better find another track imo.

Course is in good shape for winter and plays great. Pace can be a challenge if you get stuck behind the senior tour, but overall a great gem up north.

Definitely one of the best on the front range. Greens were perfect, facilities excellent, and the layout of all three 9's is really nice.
Only downside is the airport...constant flights overhead and the smell of fuel just about gagged us all day long.
Still, one of the best courses Denver has to offer the public for sure.

Great course! Just a post card course for the most part. Pace of play was a challenge at times, but still about 4:15 total.

The course is in great shape, even though punched a few weeks ago making greens bumpy/fairway lies can be down...we just moved them out if they 'sat' in a dimple.
Pace of play can be slow in the middle of the day, but definitely one of the better courses on the west side.

The course was great and the deal was great. Two old ladies teed off with two guys two groups in front of us though, and it ruined the pace of play for the day for many....no marshalls all day. We watched them hit about 8 shots on the first hole before reaching the green. We don't expect anyone to play like a pro, but we do expect people to do what they have to and keep up with the group in front. 5+ hour round, ugh.