Village Greens Park

One of the better courses in the area - personally preferable to Expo Park, which is the other popular course in the southeast quadrant of the Denver metro. Village Greens as a park has gotten some re ... show more ›

One of the better courses in the area - personally preferable to Expo Park, which is the other popular course in the southeast quadrant of the Denver metro. Village Greens as a park has gotten some recent upgrades, so the entire place is a little more put together than it has been in the past. The course itself is has a good variety of challenges. For the monotonous terrain that the course is on, it doesn't feel like you're playing the same hole over and over again, which is an accomplishment of the designers given the terrain. Cons: The tee boxes could be longer.

A nicely groomed course with plenty of other activities going on around it, especially during weekends. If wind wasn't a factor, this course would be an easy 3 par with plenty of opportunity for shoot ... show more ›

A nicely groomed course with plenty of other activities going on around it, especially during weekends. If wind wasn't a factor, this course would be an easy 3 par with plenty of opportunity for shooting under. Plenty of people on the course even during the early morning hours.

Pros: Very few hazard shots and roughs shouldn't swallow discs. Course layout is easy to follow. Plenty of opportunity for aces if you can get a clean shot.

Cons: Wind is the main obstacle that you're throwing against on this course. Shots feel like they should be simple, but the wind is heavy and constant. Basically every shot has at least a small elevation change which combined with wind and high altitude makes shots difficult and unpredictable. A compact layout means that wind (or a bad shot) might make a shot end up near other players.

Well kept course for the most part, great if you're taking newbies out. They have put in some new trees and landscaping over the past few months, which has added a slight level of difficulty to hole 1 ... show more ›

Well kept course for the most part, great if you're taking newbies out. They have put in some new trees and landscaping over the past few months, which has added a slight level of difficulty to hole 1 and 9, but it's still wide open. Overall they did a great job with the land they had, and it's a fun round you can usually finish in ~1.5 hours. If you add in some mandos you can toughen it up a bit, but expect to score under par easily, and if you're somewhat seasoned, you should end up closer (or into) double diggies here

Awesome course. Not too challenging for the beginner and fun for any skill level. The course is a little hilly and the wind that blows off of the reservoir makes for an increase in the challenge. We p ... show more ›

Awesome course. Not too challenging for the beginner and fun for any skill level. The course is a little hilly and the wind that blows off of the reservoir makes for an increase in the challenge. We played this course yesterday (Saturday) and there were ALOT of people playing...didn't have to wait more than a couple of minutes...the play was nice and steady. The tee boxes and "greens" are nicely constructed and the park is very clean.

A fun little course, with mostly medium to short range holes (245' - 350'), and an occasional 400+ feet hole that are played as par 4's (which really should be played as 3's). Since this is a newer c ... show more ›

A fun little course, with mostly medium to short range holes (245' - 350'), and an occasional 400+ feet hole that are played as par 4's (which really should be played as 3's). Since this is a newer course, most of the tree's and other obstacles are still pretty small, but once these obstacles mature, this course will definitely offer more a challenge. The baskets are in great shape, all concrete tee pads (which are a bit short, but still solid), and a rock engraving on each tee with the hole number and distance. Course is very easy to follow. All basket numbers can clearly be seen from each tee, so there's no confusion as to what basket you are supposed to be throwing to, and there's a detailed map on the start of the course with a layout of each hole and the distances.

A new course beneath the Cherry Creek Reservoir Dam in the Village Greens Park. Wide open course with lots of birdie holes, but when the landscaping matures in 5-10 years, this could be a gem. Concre ... show more ›

A new course beneath the Cherry Creek Reservoir Dam in the Village Greens Park. Wide open course with lots of birdie holes, but when the landscaping matures in 5-10 years, this could be a gem. Concrete tee boxes and good baskets. Lots of open ground that gets muddy after rain storms or snow. Because it is so wide open, score this course as a par 54, not a par 58 as indicated on the course map.