Greens are good. The rest of the course is trash. Bare spots and weeds everywhere. I picked it because it was ranked 4.1. That's absolutely nuts. Don't waste your time or money.

Goose poop everywhere. Can't tell the fairways apart from the rough. The first six holes are a hell hole. I would not recommend playing here. I've played at 28 courses in Colorado and this one is definitely the worst. The tees aren't the only thing broken here.

Awesome range. Awesome par 3. Awesome 18. This has become the “hometown course” for my work group and friend group. Perfect course for the non complainers.

The course is in horrible shape. I don’t know how they justify these prices but I would recommend going somewhere else until they lower the prices or get this course in much better condition.

This review is ONLY for the back 9, holes 10-18. I have played BT on several occasions in the past. It's an older course, well, half of it is. The front 9 sits on former landfill. Something about that fact makes the grass rotten. It doesn't grow consistently and there's not much reason to play it, to be honest. The course knows it's in bad shape, and they're working to remedy. Front 9, buyer beware. The Back 9, the older part of the course, is delightful. Not exactly a championship level course, but for a municipal, it's got incredibly lush fairways, some of which seem quite narrow at times. It's almost dead flat. It's an older course that still plays well, and is in excellent shape for such a dry year. Every fairway looks like a lush carpet. You'd think they'd need a vacuum not a mower. The greens are in decent shape, they roll fast and true. It would be great if more golfers would repair their divots and pitch marks. Sadly, too many are lazy. There's not a lot of danger on the course, some water that intrudes on several fairways and adds some challenge. I normally lose a ball or two/9 holes, but today I never got into any trouble. In short, the back 9 is an old course, in better shape than the front, and a good confidence booster if you can avoid the occasional dangers that lurk in the ponds. I give it 4 stars (back 9 only, remember). One star for the gorgeously lush fairways. One star for being interesting, if not exactly challenging. One star for being forgiving, because let's be honest, we're not all professionals. One star for the greens, while they show damage, they roll surprisingly (and consistently) well. It's a bit pricier than other municipals, $30 to walk 9. Given such gems as Fox Hollow and some of the Denver courses are $4-6 cheaper, that costs a star.