Great Course & Gorgeous Views. Green Fees are very…read morereasonable. Clubhouse Food is Fantastic, as well..

Fun course to golf with beautiful views! The clubhouse serves some pretty yummy food too. We love…read moregoing here. Hidden gem.

for quite a bit less money, you can go play or get better service…read more Hard to believe you run out of beverages for $1000 a weekend

I'll start by saying that my low review is based on the customer service of the Pro Shop workers…read moreand how they handle patrons. While in Vail a few weeks ago, we called ahead to the course b/c we wanted to purposely play the Norman course (vs the Fazio) and we knew it was every other day, but nothing on the website says what days. We were flying into Denver Monday morning so would prefer a Tuesday tee time b/c of the drive to Vail. We called in mid-July and spoke with a woman (did not get her name) and we indicated that we wanted to play the Norman course. She told us we could only play it on the Monday, Sept 13. We were disappointed b/c we knew if there was a flight delay, we would be sunk. However, to only have that option, we booked a later Monday afternoon tee time. As luck would have it, our flight was delayed - and car rental was awful so we were flying on the road to make our tee time...McDonald's drive thru for lunch. We made our 2:40 tee time. Thinking nothing of confirming anything when we paid, we got in the golf cart and saw the Fazio golf card and I went back into the Pro Shop to confirm. The person behind the desk is why this is a 3 star review. As he folded shirts, he told me that odd number days are Fazio and we were on an odd day. I told him that we had called the pro-shop specifically when we booked our tee time and she told us Monday's were Norman. He looked at me...continued folding shirts...and said "sorry" and turned away. Mind you - there was nobody in the pro shop but him so he wasn't busy. I was livid at his attitude and his lack of care. We got in our golf cart - b/c there was nothing else we could do - and then tried to find where the Fazio course was. Another complaint of the course would be that there are no signs and nobody outside to point to you to the first tee or even to hit balls. There is no starter so you just go when you want. Do not get me wrong - the Fazio course is great and had nice views and is hard - but we heard the Norman course was prettier. Poorly run golf course and definitely not one I would go back to. I would have been okay had the guy in the pro shop at least acknowledged a mistake, but he tried to blame me for booking the tee time thru the hotel. No - we specifically spoke to the Pro Shop b/c we knew the hotel wouldn't know which day the Norman course could be played. His nonchalant attitude was awful and definitely put a damper on my experience.

Great course along the mountainside! Somewhat challenging with narrow fairways and doglegs but as…read morelong as you keep your driver in the bag it'll be fine. Only snafu for me was the club rental. They have nice new Calloway rental sets. They asked if I wanted senior clubs and I said yes. Unfortunately the senior clubs were some beat up old Titleists so stay away from those. The rangers did keep play moving which I greatly appreciated. Some people spend too much time and psychic energy bonding with their golf balls and slow down play. You will definitely lose a few balls on this course so just expect it, live with it and keep moving. With the thick vegetation and the meandering creek these balls are gone forever so just let them go. II'd play here again anytime!

Best course I have ever played. I dont play expensive courses, and I have never played while on…read morevacation. So since the twilight was only $100, I decided to fork over the cash and enjoy a round on a beautiful course tucked into the mountains. Course was kept up very well. The views were amazing. Lots of elevation changes. I rented clubs as well and they were very nice (Taylormade). Beer cart lady was on the course. She offered snacks, beers, soft drinks, and liquor. I wish I could play golf on courses like this all the time. I typically play up at Cape Royale on Lake Livingston. No comparison. If you get a chance, spend the money and play golf in Colorado during the summer. All the courses I passed on 71 in the many ski resort towns looked very nice.

Solid course, great views and friendly staff. A little pricey but what isn't in Summit County. The…read moreonly downside is the lack of a real driving range. It's a warm up section with nets and you hit off fake grass. Outside of that, I recommend it for a fun course.

3 out of 5 for this great, tight, challenging, short, water and view filled course. It IS NOT a PGA…read morecourse... or probably even close to the level of many of the courses found in less aggressive and vegetative growth friendly environments. Copper Creek is a summer alternative activity for those who love golf and are local or visiting the area. This is NOT a Country Club!! Course management, play, and conditions are similar to most typical municipal courses. Cost is adjusted appropriately for the area... aka it isn't cheap, but it is ONE of the cheapest rounds you will find within 50 miles.

The signs say this is a golf course, but it doubles as the world's largest free-roaming chipmunk…read moresanctuary. There are gopher holes everywhere, so watch your step unless rolling an ankle is part of your pre-shot routine. The greens somehow have more sand than the bunkers, which is especially confusing. At times it feels like you're putting out of a sand trap no matter where your ball lands. If you're looking for smooth greens, this isn't the place. If you're looking for wildlife and an overpriced zoo, you've found it.

Played the course August 5 and the course is in terrible shape. Many of the fairways are dried out…read moreor dead. Sand traps in several locations have gravel in them and carts are in disrepair and could barely make it up the hills. The starter was rude and not accommodating. All of this for a premium price. Even the muni courses in Denver are in better shape than the river course at a quarter of the price.

It's a great Mountain course good price. Some of the greens are raised, which makes it difficult…read morebut if you're looking for a tough course, it's not necessarily the toughest, but it is fun to play and I really enjoyed it.

We had planned on coming up for our 21st anniversary to play golf unfortunately I 70 was closed for…read morean hour and 10 minutes. That would've put us at the golf course at 3 o'clock when we called to explain we were gonna be late. They said they were not hold the golf cart for 15 minutes explained that the course was wide open according to the reservations, we are experience, golfers, and seriously doubt if we take two hours to play that nine holes of golf also offered that I would give them my phone number and we would end around short if needed. We are recently in a very serious car accident and I'm unable to walk the course. My wife even has a handicap placard to show that she's unable to walk that far. I am very disappointed in the lack of consideration, considering the long drive that we were prepared to do and the fact that the reason we were gonna be 15 minutes late was because of a road closure for over an hour. Is this really how you treat your customers I will make sure that everyone I know, including every golf course, golf store, instructor, a travel person I know is aware of how you care about your customers. It's truly sad

First off -- it's a public course, and some argue the best non-private track in the country. That…read moremight be debatable. The setting is perfection: nestled at the base of the Gore Range with postcard-worthy views at every hole. Conditions: top-notch. Smooth greens, tight fairways, and the layout rewards smart play without being brutal. It is far more polished than most munis. Slightly sad fact? The course runs beside I-70, so mountain serenity comes with a symphony of highway noise. Other private courses in the region do too, but are set back further so the decibel level is lower or insignificant. This location nevertheless is a must-play if you're anywhere near Vail.

Food was not up to quality. Buffalo wings dry and no taste…read more humus dip very good. Lobster roll so so. Bla food

Amazingly beautiful (and challenging) golf course. Huge elevation differences between tee boxes…read moreand greens, making for some of the most incredible views ever seen on a golf course. I would have given this 5 full stars if not for the exorbitant prices. This is the highest green fee I have ever paid, but EVGC is NOT lacking in clientele. We played to a completely full tee time schedule late on a Thursday afternoon. Well worth a try should you enjoy golfing the best locations!

Great course, great conditions. Elevation changes and smooth…read moregreens. Keep it in the fairway and leave the driver in the bag at times.