-Great Mach III baskets
-Clean concrete teepads
-Some okay scenery
-Numbered signs (but no hole map)
-Some fun holes
-Course map at parking lot
-Free

-Small and non mowed fairways on multiple holes
-Very wet from Creek flowing almost everywhere
-Easy to lose discs (Dense brush/tall weeds)
-Not great signage on where next holes are
-Teepads are a little too small
-No elevation or real challenge
-Need a spotter on most holes especially front nine
-Most holes lack a legit fairway, some have small grass paths but most have little to nothing.

I played this course on vacation, but for being a Colorado course this isn't really what you expect. No elevation and no real thrill. I was disappointed with this course as it could have much more potential if it were maintained regularly and cleaned. It still has some decent views in the distance but I don't see it being worth the trip as there are a bunch of better courses towards Denver area such as Beaver Ranch or Bailey DGC to name a couple, or even Dreamtime Ranch not too far away so I've heard. They were much more worth the drive if you want a legit Colorado course.
The front nine plays mostly on very thick and small fairways if any. Very likely to lose a disc if you throw off or in a blind area. The back nine is a little better as you know where you're going mostly but still not much challenge as it's mainly open holes. I still prefer it over the front though because it had easier flow. I'd give the front nine a 1.5 and the back nine a 2.5. Also I want to add that if you don't know the course design you will need a picture of the course map near parking lot as there is no sign or hint on where to go besides maybe a small path or logged bridge over the creek. There are bathrooms near as the course plays near some baseball diamonds. Overall, this course just needs some love, as the space used for it is nice but it just is too brushy with overgrown swampland for a fun round.