Quick Info
Type: Public municipal course. Holes: 18-hole championship. Par: 72. Facilities: Driving range, pro shop, lessons. Season: Year-round, weather permitting. Booking: Online tee times.
Thorncreek Golf Course is Thornton's municipal golf facility—an 18-hole championship course offering quality public golf at affordable rates. The course challenges better players while remaining accessible for recreational golfers.
The Course
Layout
18 holes winding through Thornton neighborhoods. Mix of tree-lined fairways and open holes. Water features on several holes add challenge.
Conditions
Well-maintained for a municipal course. Greens typically in good shape during peak season.
Difficulty
Multiple tee boxes accommodate various skill levels. Championship tees challenge low handicappers; forward tees welcome beginners.
Facilities
Driving Range
Practice range for warming up or working on your game. Balls available for purchase.
Pro Shop
Equipment, apparel, and accessories. Club rental available for visitors.
Lessons
Golf instruction available through the pro shop. Individual and group lessons for all skill levels.
Food & Beverage
On-course refreshments and clubhouse dining options.
Booking & Rates
Tee Times
Book online through the course website. Advance booking recommended for weekends.
Rates
Affordable municipal rates. Resident and non-resident pricing. Twilight and senior discounts often available.
Cart Rental
Carts available. Walking permitted when conditions allow.
Golf Season
Peak Season
May through September offers best conditions. Book ahead for weekend mornings.
Shoulder Season
Spring and fall can be excellent—fewer crowds, good weather possible.
Winter
Course may be open on mild winter days. Check conditions before traveling.
Tips
Book ahead. Weekend mornings fill up. Reserve online in advance.
Twilight rates. Afternoon rounds cheaper and often available same-day.
Check conditions. Course may be wet or cart-restricted after weather. Call ahead.
Altitude plays. Ball travels farther at altitude—club down on approaches.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a round cost?
Varies by time and day. Municipal rates are affordable—typically $30-50 for 18 holes.
Can I walk the course?
Yes, when conditions permit. Walking rates lower than riding.
Can I rent clubs?
Yes—rental clubs available at the pro shop.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes—forward tees make the course playable. Driving range helps you warm up.
How does it compare to other Denver courses?
Solid municipal option. Good value for the quality. Not resort caliber but well-maintained.