It's a mid '80s Muni. Some fun holes, but it's also limited by being in the middle of town and in the middle of the neighborhood. I feel like it should be cheaper than what the city charges, but also enjoy playing here and have been coming back year after Year.

Whoever cuts their grass needs to learn some things. Balded mud areas on the greens, giant clumps of grass all over the course... Honestly it wasn't a good 18 holes with all the mud holes and grass like that. Kind of a huge bummer because the course layout is interesting and fun.

COURSE IS NICE. CLOSE. But oh my goodness your staff! VERY RUDE AND SHORT. To the point of not being professional. Takes away from the entire experience. Can we say "customer service"? I think it may be because your older PRO ( I believe it is "Dave") sets a very poor example for the younger pros. They are not friendly either. I am sure your PROS play golf at other courses. They should let the PROS at the other many courses in the Denver and Northern Co area to give them lessons on good customer service. The Pros at the Broadmoor would CRINGE.

Last time I play this course. Booked a t time with a confirmation and a price on the booking. Show up for our t time and the price changed. We were told it was dynamic pricing by some very rude staff. That is not how that works. They are overcharging people with this line of BS. We ended up playing and the course is in ok shape but a lot of mud holes. I don't know how they can get away with cheating customers.

First time for playing the course, will go back and play. There are some challenging holes on the course. Some nice par 3 holes.