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The 18-hole "Buffalo Run" course at the Buffalo Run Golf Course facility in Commerce City, Colorado features 7411 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72. The course rating is 74.3 and it has a slope rating of 129. The estimated green fees for 18 holes is $61. Buffalo Run Golf Course Golf Club has an onsite driving range with 6 practice tees. Designed by Keith R. Foster, ASGCA, the Buffalo Run golf course opened in 1996.
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Slow! Slow! Slow! Slow! Slow! 5 1/2 hour round of golf! Trust me when people say this place is very slow they mean it. We were to tee off at 9:15 and we were told they were already 3 groups behind. It is all about cramming people on the course to make money. The fairways had some very bad area but they were marked as GUR but they were right in the landing zone. Around the greens were a little rough but the greens were immaculate. Play from the gold tees though because the blues really shorten the course. The rough is deep but nothing you can't manage but stay out of the "hay" or else you are looking at a double. Greens are hard to hold but very fair. Great clubhouse and lots of drinking water on the course and you will want it because it is hot and wide open. Cool thing was ice towels at the turn which really help. My biggest complaint is the very slow play and I let the marshall know it BUT I would play again, during the weekday or later in the day when it opens up. Very easy walking course with some great views. If you love plains you will love this area because there are jets coming and going from DIA. I'd give this course a solid B- but they need to pick up the pace of play.
Great golf course in the Denver frontrange. Course could be in better shape around the greens, but if you aren't a straight hitter you'll be paying a severe penalty in the deep native grasses.