Broken Tee Englewood Golf Course

18 holes took just over 5 hours. Most greens are in pretty good shape. Some fairways and tee boxes coming back from winter kill. Saw a course Marshall type person riding around, but they allowed a group of 8 to hold up everyone else.

Broken Tee is a great course for everyone. Challenging layout but scoreable. Inside staff are great and Wyatt’s has great food! You’ll come back to Broken Tee often

Very interesting layout. Really fun to play. They were a little behind pace due to a frost delay but they managed it as best as expected. Really fun and quick 9.

Broken Tee is in great shape for early March! I just walked the par 3 course in under an hour, luckily a 4some let me play through on #3. Quick and fun practice round!

Broken tee always used to be a favorite, but something happened over the last year and they have no staff. You can tell every time you talk to someone working there that hate their jobs. They put no effort into trying to get the course dry, unlike foothills, applewood, or any other Denver metro course. They have managers cleaning carts. Something happened and unfortunately it’s caused this course to get knocked to the bottom of my list among courses in the Denver metro area.

BT service is great, people there are very friendly and if you have the annual pass, it is the best deal in town. Now on top of it, this is one of the more challenging and fun Par 3 I have ever played and up and down, crazy rolling greens but it always seems to move fast and if you do pay, $10 is a great deal. Try it out, good luck parring most of the holes

Love the course but that was special. My brother and I have been playing for 20 years and have never gotten a hole in one. My 16yo nephew got his first one and has only been playing 2 years. That’s why I LOVE golf!!!

Checking in at the starter box and warming up at the driving range is nice. the course layout is nice to play and the staff member are more then willing to help if needed.

The only thing that I would be concern is that you don't see the club house when making the turn. so be ready have drinks when walking. But they do have a beverage cart running around so not a total lost.

The course is in really bad shape. Some areas were really dry, others swampy, ground under repair all over fairways, We had a tee time at 5 for 9 holes. When we finished hole 7 and were heading to hole 8 around 6:45 to 7 ish a course attendant came up to us in his maintenance cart and told us we had 30 minutes to finish. We had 2 holes left and weren't concerned. Fifteen minutes later we were just about to hit onto the 9th green when the course attendant came back; this time from behind us and picked up one of ours players balls stating "you weren't going to play this" or something along that idea . Ending our game. It was still light out. I was not sure why or what was going on. Later I found out when the foursome in front of us finished the attendant wanted to take one of the golf carts they were using to the club house; with the attendant apparently planning to leave his maintenance cart at hole 9 and the golfer left to carry his clubs back to his car across the river. What happened to etiquette... it felt a bit like bullying. After I unloaded my clubs from the cart and into my car, I got back into the cart to return it to the club house. The same attendant pulled up behind my vehicle stating he would take the cart to the club house leaving his maintenance cart behind my car now blocking me in. We were never told that the carts had to be in by a certain time and it was still light out!

Did their family night. Great value for a fun course.