This was the 2nd time I had played the course a the last year. The first time the greens wouldn't hold any shots the 2nd time which was almost a year later and the greens were holding shots but there were a lot of divots needing repair and some dead spots. The rest of the course was pretty amazing and maybe I just came at the wrong time of year for the greens. The rough was probably the thickest rough I have ever played and if some places I couldn't find my ball till I practically steped on it.

This course was amazing, we showed up a little early and the starter informed us the tournament that they had in the morning was running behind, so he gaves us some free range balls to keep us busy. Then once we got started we started on the back because they were trying to get all of the tee times thaat were running late due to the tournament off with only minimal delays.
For $40 we got to play one of the top courses in Colorado and we finished in about 4 hours with the delays. The greens were fast and in very good shape, the fairways were in pristine condition and the rough, well it was rough and you better bring an extra club or 2 cause it was thick.
The course was very tough but very fair and you gotta love the extra length you get due to the altitude.
I would go back if I was in the Denver area again.

I love this executive course for beginers and it is cheap, has lots of challenging holes but nothing to hard. Most holes are relatively short, the longest hole is just under 400. A great course if you only have 3 hours.

The course was great, however it took forever to finish, some holes were backed up with 3 foursomes.