Eagle Trace Golf Club

About Eagle Trace Golf Club

This public track in Broomfield sits in an interesting spot between Denver's suburban sprawl and the foothills, giving you glimpses of the Front Range without the premium greens fees you'd pay at the mountain courses. The layout makes good use of the rolling terrain with several elevated tees that let you see your mistakes coming, and the par 3s are particularly well thought out with forced carries over water on a couple of holes. The conditioning can be hit-or-miss depending on the season, spring and early summer usually find it in solid shape, but it tends to firm out and brown up by late summer. At this price point, you're getting honest municipal golf without any pretensions. The 3.7 rating reflects what you'd expect: decent bones with some rough edges in terms of pace of play and course maintenance. It's walkable if you don't mind a few longer transitions between holes, and on weekday mornings you can often get around in under four hours. Worth playing if you're in the area and want something straightforward that won't break the bank, but probably not worth driving across town for unless you're collecting Colorado courses.

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