eagle trace golf club

My fiance is an awesome golfer and this course was my first return to the game after having learned in 2006 but never really following through with it. I so enjoyed playing this course. It's encouraging and nicely laid out and of course being able to peek at the mountains here and there is such a special treat.

Let me start with the negatives:Distance/yardage-to-green markings are not easy to find.18th tee is very unfair to an average duffer..Over 150 to clear the water.Too little drinking water on the course. it was 87..The positives:The people were excellent.The course was in great shape. Especially the greens.It is challenging, yet (with the exception of the 18th tee) fun to play. Especially, if you hit them short and straight, and can putt.the Price was very nice.After nine, I was invited to play with the 3-some in front of me. They were all locals, and made the back nine even more fun.summary: If you want really easy, try Putt-putt. As for the comment about it being a dangerous course... Only if you cannot walk, ride, or see.... Play this course, you will enjoy it.

This course was long and hard and dangerous. We will never play there again. I can't think of anything eles to say about this golf course.

Many interesting holes, some over water, but the most challenging aspect of the course, for me anyway, is the greens. The front 9 has some very difficult pin placements where it is almost impossible to read the break. The 18th hole is difficult in that the tee shot is over a sizable body of water and then the approach is through a narrow opening. Fun course, but much more challenging that it first appears.

The management of this golf course is beyond horrible. If you don't want to be discriminated against or be singled out do not go to this golf course. Evelyn Koch is the mastermind of this so be very careful of her. Also please advise of bad experiences with her. She needs to be removed from her management in order to make this a respectable golf course.

Found a lot of open tee times on my golf app so I decided to give it shot. It's tucked away in a Broomfield Nieghborhood across from Broomfield Highschool. For the Nieghborhood it's in I expected a lot more. As you weave through nice house after nice house you finally pull into a beat up pot holy parking lot. The clubhouse and pro shop not very big. We only talked to one person and she was friendly. Not as friendly as I would expect at a golf course but not rude. Golf carts are roomy gas powered carts. Today tee boxes were wet and greens dry and fast. Course itself is in very goo conditions very green. Lots of houses around so hit straight or your going to pay the price. Only a few holes that mess with your head. Wasn't a lot of people on course so we didn't have to rush which was nice. There is a lot of tall grass in spots, easy to loose balls too. Our biggest disappointment was no beverage cart and the condition of the parking lot. Overall I had a good time, very green course with nice greens. Kinda pricy for what it offers but not too pricy I wouldn't play again. Probably will try it again if I find a good deal. Thanks

Eagle Trace perhaps is not the area best golf course, but is is certainly a good one and well worth playing. The course was in good condition with mixture of challenges and priced reasonably. I look forward to playing it again on future visits.

This golf course is in awful shape, there is no grass on some of the tee boxes and the fairways for that matter. They said they are trying to grow new grass but i'm not sure they know you have to water to get the grass seed to grow. I wouldn't pay 7$ to play it let alone the 57$ I paid. Take your money and go elsewhere

T boxes-none of them are flat, few have growing grass. Fairways? No weeds growing, not much grass either. Bunkers- barely any sand, if there us it is inconsistent. Greens, the only positive Spect on the corse all in all, save your money, just about every other course within 20 miles is in better shape and provides a better golf experience

I'm not a golfer, but enjoy biking and walking the trails in the area, and occasionally join an event in the clubhouse. Folks who golf here express their appreciation for the maintenance and ambiance. The lakes are home for the driving range, as well as for resident ducks - geese - fish, and seasonally for cranes, pelicans and other birdw/wildlife.

Eagle Trace is an older golf course in Broomfield, Colorado. The layout is odd in places and not terribly interesting, the maintenance is below average for the area. The upsides to Eagle Trace are a decent restaurant/snack bar and generally good deals can be found to play the course. Don't pay rack rates to play here, but if you can find a great deal it might be worth it.

I play here very often because the people are very friendly and the course is always in beautiful shape. Brad, the teacher is my coach and is a great teachers. He tells you what to do and drills it in your head. I think that the cousre itself speaks for itself in some of the veiws of the rockies. The holes are challenging and the greens are in the best of shape. I am fourteen and love this course.