Played course on 29 June 2025. Before I even get to the course, I would like to acknowledge that the workers are awesome. From the started, cart guys, cart girl, and the young man in the pro shop. They were kind and welcoming. The course itself is in spectacular conditions. Squared away tee boxes, well cut fairways, bunkers maintained, and the greens roll pure. The course is VERY challenging and the rough makes you pay!! A lot of dog legs which require some shot shaping. The course also has great amenities and practice facilities. Can't go wrong at this course. Well worth the money.

One of the best public tracks in the Denver area. Course is always in great shape. Greens are quick but roll true. MC was the host site of the 2008 US Amateur Public Links Championship (changed to the Four Ball Championship in 2015). MC is a links style layout that was probably second to none in 2008. Now, housing developments have taken over and blocked out a lot of the great views that the course probably once had. (The two worst things a golf course can have are trees and houses). Front 9 has homes being built now but is still mostly unscathed . The back 9 has homes surrounding 8/9 holes. Course is walkable and they have walking only areas to help navigate. Fairways are wide and make the course very playable for people of all skill levels. in true links fashion, there's very little forced cary and there's a variety of different ways that you can play each hole. Better players will score better when they know which side of the hole to place their approach. Water comes into play on 3 holes. Font 9 has some waste bunker areas that give the course character but don't come into play often for the better players. Practice facilities are some of the best I've ever seen at a public course. Grass driving range, chipping area with 2 bunkers and a large apron area to practice any kind of short game shot you want. Their Putting green is huge and they also have an area to work on approach shots (90 yards and in) where you can play to two separate greens.

I’ve probably played this course more than any other in the Denver area, and it’s one of my favorites. Beautiful links style layout that winds through pastures. Front 9 is unbeatable. Sadly, there are a lot of new housing developments going up in the area where there used to be open spaces, which is starting to erode the course’s charm. Nevertheless, it’s tough to beat the variety and quality of golf you get here at muni prices. In the summer, it’s prone to random thunderstorms, especially in the afternoon, so take note. Pace of play can be poor because of a lack of enforcement and people playing the wrong tees for their skill levels. Practice areas are top notch. Course is very walkable but it is a long walk. Tough to beat Murphy Creek.

The golf course could use a face lift. Very rural course with unmanaged dirt cart paths. As a walking golfer this would be a 4/10. Super windy curse surrounded by cow pastures and new housing developments. A few water features here and there. Overall the grass was in pretty good shape. The greens were pretty slow and grass was cut a little long .04 .05 maybe? Anyways good back up course.

Murphy Creek GC has a great practice facility in addition to a great, challenging course as shown in my photo of the chipping & pitching area.