Copper Mountain Resort

This is a great course if you're in the area. It was the highest elevated tea in North America. Don't miss it if you can help it!

We booked on a Golf Now Hot Deal, and enjoyed the round. The back nine is the better half for sure, but the front nine does offer it's own challenges! The greens were very fast and the fairways were in good condition too.
I would not like to have paid full price, but at the discounted price it is good value and worth playing.
The fact that you can play off the highest the in North America is a bonus, especially when you drive the green on a par 4.

Playing on a Monday, the pace was not crowded. There is no driving range, but nets are available to hit into and there is a chipping/putting green. On the average, the fairways were a little tight and called for accurate tee shots. The greens were undulating and fast. I enjoyed the experience and would recommend it.

Difficult to play with people that are much better players. Novice players feel rushed.

Chose this resort course because of the decent deal on Golfnow and ended up pleasantly surprised. Course was in good shape. Fairways were sufficient to accommodate a few mid-hits off of the tee.. Greens were undulating, but well paced and true.
Loved the view from the tee boxes - especially the highest tee box in America. Don't be fooled with the first impression as you walk up to the course . Once you are on the course, it is pretty awesome.

I will play this again. Typical mountain course. Except it has the highest tee box in North America. 9,863 feet above sea level. Cool.

We only got 5 holes in b4 heavy rain came down. We enjoyed 10-11-12-13-14. We look forward to getting back up there tho play the entire course.

Joel.

The management at this facility should be ashamed of themselves, let me tell you why. First off, the ski bumbs that run this place are too incompetent to reserve a tee time correctly, which pushed us to the right 60 minutes. Then they allowed the guy behind us to check in for his tee time just 2 minutes before he was supposed to tee off? He was also wearing a Kansas City T-shirt with holes in it. But it's okay, this facility doesn't care about golf etiquette because they also allow people to play in Spandex and Hoodie's. Play was drastically slow because a father was letting his children tee it up so they could hit the ball 4 feet. No Ranger. Also, no driving range. Instead, they have nets to hit into because apparently they don't have enough land on their thousands of acres they own. Best part - they pair us up with beginners that hack up chunks of grass with each stroke. Skipping holes 5 & 6 was the best part of this round... at least we could jump ahead of traffic and get away from the tourist. Hole 8 was awesome... unsupervised children were running across the fairway, picking up our golf balls and throwing them in the creek. No Ranger or parents could be found anywhere. The course was actually in good condition - fairways & greens. BUT - this facility is not a golf course. It's a day care ran by 20 year old ski bumbs that need to secure a summer job. A touristic haven where parents can let their children run rampant through the fairways. So, if you want to pay premium green fees for a round of put put... this is your place. But hey - the food was good while we were waiting for our imaginary Tee Time. I will return when the management gets a complete overhaul.

I'm from Galveston Tx and loved this course. We played the tips which made several holes interesting. I would recommend this course to all. You will really like the 9800 ft tee box and the scenery was awesome. The staff was fantastic and went out of their way toaccomidate our group. I will play it again when we return in July. Thanks Wes

It was opening day and it was a great day. The course was in good shape with the greens a little slow. We really enjoyed our day and will come back.

On this particular date, the course was actually not open even though GolfNow displayed tee times for purchase. Copper Creek GC staff were more than accommodating and apologetic for the mix-up and went beyond reasonable means to make things right. I have played this course many times in the past and will continue to do so year after year. Great course design and layout. Big Hitters play from the tips and feel like the pros on approach, everyone else is happy with the slightly shorter distances and reachable greens. Beautiful scenery, fun elevated tee boxes and carries. Best value for 18 holes in Summit County.

Course in good conditions, greens fairly quick, some tough pin placements. Pace of play was horrible and no ranger to be found to speed up the group(s) that were holding up everyone else. Bunkers need more sand in them.