Broadlands Golf Course

Name change idea: instead of twilight golf, let's call it twinkle and sprinkle. There was no way to avoid massive sprinklers, including on the tee pads, popping up randomly as we were playing. They were on at 8pm well before the sun even sets! We ended up soaking and detoured the last set of sprinklers by going through a random apartment complex and basically through a front lawn. Thank goodness for Google maps! Told the golf cart return crew about how unhappy we were at having to get soaked and skip over holes to play. He said he would inform management. We asked if we could take the cart to…

Course was in great shape. They let us buy a polo from the proshop instead of paying green fees. Great promotion to clear out inventory!

This place is absolute garbage. Have fun walking 18 holes and paying $79 for slow greens, terrible fairways and sand that’s equivalent to gravel. Oh right and the driving range has never been enjoyable.

Great course. Challenging but very fair. Great course for the avid walker. Great staff and clubhouse. Definitely playing here again.

They call this sand and weeds their range - you are better off going to Thorncreek, Riverdale, Indian Tree/Peaks. The pace is always slow with neighborhood kids hopping on the course with their buddies (I had a sixsome for a few holes, and the marshall let them stay as a fivesome), once the kid who did not pay hopped off to go home. We were a foursome waiting forever with a twosome sandwiched between us and the sixsome. The greens are short and fried in spots, and they get away with charging an arm and a leg for a tee time. Honestly, save your money or spend elsewhere, and this comes from some…

My favorite local course to play in Broomfield. Greens are impeccable and true. Sand is a bit rough and so is the rough. Worth the money and work every penny.

Great course layout with some challenging holes but also holes you can score. The people in pro shop and restaurant also very friendly, as are the beverage carts? starters and rangers on the course like Matt. It is a public course which is the same for all public courses. Golfers don’t clean up ball marks on greens. And they don’t rake the bunkers and don’t put rake back in the bunker. I enjoy playing the course and it’s about the most perfect course for walkers.

Course conditions were fantastic. Got hit with a thunderstorm but even after the course drained really quickly and wasn't too wet. They also have a cool restaurant/lounge with indoor simulators that we could play on while we were waiting out the rain. Food surprisingly good too.

The course was in great shape, greens moving quickly and rolling true. The layout is great as there are often multiple ways to play each hole, depending on how much risk you want to take on. Someone must have made the greenskeeper angry as pin placement showed that this course can be set up to be incredibly difficult to score on, and it quickly became humbling. Next time I'm in the area I will definitely have this on the top of my list. Post-round service was fantastic, as well. The facilities were certainly near capacity, but the team worked hard getting all of the food and drinks out to all…

First time in Denver last week, Broadlands was in phenomenal shape. Staff, food and facilities were great. Coming from FL it was a nice change of pace to hit off grass on the range too. Highly recommend

Played on June 4, 2025. Decided to walk. No water on the course for patrons. Very unsatisfactory. They do you give you a bottle of water on hole one tee box but nothing on hole 10. If oyu do not have time to run to the clubhouse between holes 9 and 10, you are out of luck. It would be a better experience if the y put water on the course for patrons like good golf courses do.

Played here last week with our group from out of town. What an great course, but even better staff. Everyone made us feel like it was our home club and the F&B staff went above and beyond.