What a great experience. Don’t let the (currently) 14 hole course stop you from golfing here. I’m glad I gave it a chance, and I encourage others to do the same. First, the staff was friendly and accommodating, but then who isn’t in Colorado? The starter gave me insider advice, as I had never played the course. Practice facilities consist of a netted area for irons and woods/hybrids. It’s not really set up for drivers, though. There’s a putting and chipping green, but as the starter warned me, it is not representative of the course greens, which are in better shape, and much faster. If you’re like me and not used to playing at such high elevation (Copper has the highest tee box in North America at 9863 feet!) then expect your shots to go much further than usual. It wasn’t uncommon for me to out-drive the fairway. At least three par 4 greens are reachable off the tee box. The starter was right. The greens were very fast. Overall, great round and great experience. I will definitely be back.

Wow! We had such a great time playing here. The course was well cared for and the greens were immaculate. We will definitely be coming back! Copper Creek’s golf course was designed by Golf Course Architect, Gordon Cunningham. The picturesque 18-hole championship golf course in nestled among mature trees, Iowa’s rolling hills and the beautiful homes of Copper Creek. The par 71 course was recognized in 2009 by Business Record as “One of the Best Golf Courses in Central Iowa.” Our golf course offers a unique golf experience and a challenge for golfers of all abilities. Whether you’re a “Sunday golfer” or a seasoned veteran, Copper Creek is the ideal course for everyone. Come early and take advantage of our large practice green and practice range.

Only 14 holes open due to construction, but they are beautiful! We didn’t play so well, but the down hill tee shots will help your driving distances for sure!

Copper Creek is a surprisingly fun and interesting course. I've heard & read mixed reviews. I'd say if you're a low handicap player or a beginner, this may not be the course for you. The rating and slope numbers and yardage really don't give a great impression of the course. If you like fun, stimulating golf, this is worth a visit. The staff is friendly. Their website description is worth reading in advance if you've never played the course. One thing to note, there is no driving range. You do get to warm up hitting balls into a net off of a mat. It's weird to swing a full swing with someone in view in front of you just a few yards away...on the other side of a net. The course plays narrow with definite forced carries and plenty of lateral rough to avoid. Balls will tend to bounce right. Somewhat blind shots will challenge you. #2, 9, 14, & 18 are severely downhill to the point #9 & 18 have signs telling you to wait to tee off until the green is clear even with 264 & 415 yardages. Fwiw, #1 & 9 are less than driver tee shots if you hit average or above. Due to altitude, the grass on the greens can be challenged, so don't expect perfect rolls. The course is walkable for people who hike at altitude, but most will prefer a cart. The restaurant closes at 6p on weekdays. The 9863' tee box on #14 is supposed to be the highest tee box in North America. Cool.

This is a beautiful course, with some very challenging holes. The setting couldn’t be any nicer, the staff is super friendly, and we have already booked another tee time!!