We were in Denver scouting courses for our Fall Golf Tournament. I had heard of Raccoon Creek but had never played there. The course was very nice but not sure it was worth what they were charging giving some of the conditions on the course, bare areas on the fairways and around the greens. The front nine is very different from the back nine which was nice. The front reminded me of a mid-west city course. Lots of trees and fairly simple layout. What you see is what you get. However the back nine was totally different as you had to play around the creek that meanders through the layout. The range was nice, the bunkers were in great shape and we played early so pace of play was very nice as we finished our round in 3.75 hours. The only negative is they have no water cans on the course but there are signs in the clubhouse telling you this. This was a nice way to start our weekend of seven rounds in five days.

Great golf course for reasonable prices. Harder than some courses but fun challenging rather than frustrating. At the time (September) greens were very soft and everything was well taken care of.

I really enjoyed the course, and I do think the clubhouse is nice, new, and unique. The food in the clubhouse was also tasty. The starter & pro shop employees was very friendly. I had to deduct stars because my group & I were harassed by the ranger on MULTIPLE occasions. This was despite our group not being the problem. We were behind a slow group & followed quickly behind by a fast group. Our carts even showed us as “on pace” the entire time. You can imagine how unpleasant it is to: wait at every tee box, be accosted by the ranger on the fairway, then have the group behind drive balls into you. Please have a conversation with your rangers about how to sort out slow players without harassing every group behind them.

Travis and his crew are great! Greens are consistent and true! Friendly professional staff from Pro shop to starter. Thank you for a great golf experience!

Coarse was great, would love to leave a higher rating. but the groups in front of us were 30-45 minutes behind pace , which the carts tell you. The weirdest and worst part is the Marshall or a staff member came around no less than 5 times asking if we needed water refills as they don’t keep jugs in the coarse. But could tell the groups in front of us to pick it up. As we were waiting on them the last 9-11 holes. We Had to leave before home 18 hole as we were at 4 hours and 50 minutes finishing the 17th with the group in front of us having barely started the last hole.