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Excellent practice facilities to use before your round. Nice short game area.

I found the 6500 Blue tees at Todd Creek more difficult than the 6500 yard tees at my home course, especially the par 4's that played long for me. The starter recommend playing one tee set shorter based on typical yardage but I wasn't smart enough to listen. There are no trees on the course, which affected my distance perception. Several holes require shots to carry water or hazard.

Fairways and greens were in excellent condition (May 2021). Nice views of the mountains. Although the course winds through new housing construction it still had a good, open feel.

As other reviews from April 2020 have said, the course is in poor condition. I play Antler Creek 1-2 times per year and this was the worst shape I've seen in several years. This should be a fun course to play, but it needs a lot of work before that will be true this year.

Only the back 9 was open. We were told we could play the back twice for our 18. Fairways were recently aerated and they're in bad shape. Greens were recently punched and sanded. If this information had been on the webpage we probably would have found another place to play.

We paid $25 to walk 18, which would have been a great deal if not for the course conditions. Recommend finding another option until the course gets in shape.