Very nice course that is well maintained. Has a good mixture of long holes and short holes. The greens roll pretty quick but still hold well. The staff is friendly and helpful. The only problem is that this is a tough course to walk physically. First of all the driving range is about a one minute cart ride up a steep hill from the clubhouse and some of the holes are spread out. Other than that it is a fun and somewhat challenging course.

This was my first time playing here this season. The main thing I noticed is that the greens were absolutely horrible. The grass was very thin and you could see a bit of dirt. In addition, most holes had SEVERE ball mark damage. Like absolutely terrible. My putts were bouncing everywhere. My other gripe is that this is not a good course to walk. There are very few if any paths and you have to follow the windy cart paths up very steep hills. And there is not very many water jugs to get drinks from. But the staff was incredibly friendly and helpful. They really did make it more enjoyable. Other than the greens the course was in great shape. I will probably return.

Beautiful condition and very very challenging.

This course is home to the Men's and Women's Colorado Opens. Course is very difficult and pins can be placed in ridiculous spots. The long par 5's are offset by several short and almost driveable par 4's. The complex is fantastic and really upscale. It could easily pass as a country club. But in all honesty I didn't ENJOY the course. Maybe it just wasn't for me. Definitely worth the try though.

Well this is another Denver area municipal course. Play definitely wasn't fast. Staff seemed friendly enough, some places I go it seems that people in the pro shop seem annoyed just by the fact that I am not an adult. I did NOT get that impression here. The conditions weren't bad especially for all the cold we have had. This would be a fun course except it is just a little boring. Some holes have a cool layout when others are just nothing in terms of excitement or challenge. Worth the money if you don't mind the slow pace of a city course.

Awesome course. Just played a HS match there. A pretty challenging course. It is listed as a 74.0/140 from the tips. It was in overall great shape and the scenery is fantastic. I got a pretty good vibe from the staff as well. I highly recommend this course.

This course is located at the base of the foothills. It's location plays a big part in how the course plays. It has a lot of elevation changes and you have to know that most shots will break away from the mountains. The grass is incredibly lush which is a big thing I look for in golf courses. Fossil Trace is one of my favorite Denver area courses.

Well seeing as my dad's best friend is the superintendent I kind of have to love this course. However even if he wasn't this is still a fun course to play. People seem friendly and it's usually in pretty good shape. Great overall course.

This course would be very challenging if it had more elevation change. It is very long and very flat. Depending on when you go this course is either in really good shape or it sometimes seems almost neglected. If they could get it consistent it would be a fantastic course.

One of the more beautiful courses in the area. It is three nine-hole courses and you play two of them. I've gotten to all of them and I have no favorite over the other. Fantastic conditions.

I've played the Broadlands twice now and both times it was a well above-average course. Wasn't too expensive and all the grass was pretty lush. A well maintained golf course

It was a beautiful course!!