Fox Hollow: where my golf game went to die... but at least it died somewhere beautiful. Showed up thinking I was Tiger Woods. Left realizing I'm more like a guy named Greg who owns one club and uses it for everything. But credit where it’s due—this course is a stunner. Rolling fairways, sneaky water hazards, and greens that politely reminded me I’m not on the PGA Tour. Staff? Legends. Friendly, chill, didn’t judge my bunker residency. Pace of play was smooth—nobody breathing down your neck unless it’s your own swing thoughts. 10/10 would return for another round of "why do I do this to myself?" Highly recommend if you love nature, self-reflection, and chasing balls into the woods.

Fox Hollow / Homestead are my favorite courses in the Denver area. Reasonably priced, nice cool breeze on hot days, well maintained, hard to beat this for the price. My only complaint is getting a tee time during the season. Really wish I could pay a fee to get tee times 2 weeks in advance like City of Denver courses. Deducted one star because it feels difficult getting a morning tee time for a foursome on weekdays.

Course was in excellent shape. All of the staff were very friendly. Great views. For the price, this is an excellent value. We would have rated a 5 but the clubs we rented ( one female and one left handed) were 2nd tier at best. They should try working with a name brand rep to get some decent rental clubs. Food and service in the clubhouse were also good. Overall a good experience.

I've usually had positive experiences here. It's a beautiful course and all the staff are friendly. Still giving 5 stars but had a very unusual 3 hr 15 minute 9 holes. I've never experienced anything like it in 20 years of golf. Waiting on two groups to hit on every tee box. I had to call it at 9 holes, couldn't put myself through a 6.5 hour round.

Great course, but management is quite frustrating. Numerous times have booked a tee time and been told I have to wait nearly an hour in order to make the turn. Greedy people do not honor 18 hole tee times and will book people in between on the back 9. They don’t even bother to tell you that you’re not getting an 18 hole tee time, but rather 2 9s which ends up taking 4.5-5 hours.