South Suburban Golf Course

You know that poorly maintained golf course in every city? This is the one for Denver. Patchy golf course, no scenery, and extremely rude employees. I do not recommend this course to those trying to show their family the love of the sport, as South Suburban will turn young golfers away. The tee box workers talk in your backswing and will unreasonably yell at your family for pace (even on the first hole). It is far from a professional course, yet the employees think their Par 3 family course is PGA. The respect course employee show you, your children, or your friends does not exist at South Suburban golf. If you want to start your game with Scrooges breathing on your neck, then you will love the is course; but if you want to play a comfortable family course and show people the true beauty of golf, I highly recommend another course.

Played the par 3 with my daughter. Was a very easy walk, plenty of shade and a fun course. The course was equally easy to play for kids but still fun for adults to golf with. Had a good mixture of greens and open spaces for beginners. Shortest was about 90 yards and longest was about 190 yards. Excellent variety and great price. Look forward to playing the 18.

I golfed here for the first time on Easter Sunday. 3:40 tee time and played 9 with my boyfriend. The course is beautiful. Afterwards we had the nachos with chicken - delicious! I licked the plate (but made sure no one was looking 😂). The staff is very nice too. I can’t wait to come back and play more this summer ⛳️

Service is great, workers are friendly, course is well taken care of and beautiful, and the shop is well stocked and climate control is nice on hot days. Premium rental clubs come with free balls and the clubs themselves are superb. Great par 3 with some challenging water hazards.

I’ve always liked South Suburban and people usually love seeing my son out there. He’s three, he hits a ball here and there, and he genuinely enjoys being part of the game. But today was shocking. An older man from the pro shop followed me to hole 3 and told me my son “isn’t allowed to golf at all,” accused us of “stealing,” and threatened to call the cops, trespass me, and “watch me get taken away in a cop car while my son watches.” What kind of golf course thinks this is acceptable? If they can’t show basic decency or support families trying to introduce their kids to golf, I’m done. I won’t be coming back.