Weekend Tee Times in Denver
Saturday and Sunday mornings are the hardest tee times to get in Denver — prime slots can vanish minutes after a course opens its booking window. The good news: once you know how those windows work, grabbing a weekend time gets a lot easier. Here's the playbook.
01 Know the booking window
Most Denver municipal courses let you book a set number of days in advance — commonly 5 to 7 days out, and often at a specific time of day. Prime weekend mornings get claimed the moment that window opens, so the single biggest factor is being ready at the exact release time rather than booking whenever you remember.
02 How far ahead to book
- Check each course's advance window — it varies by course and resident status.
- Set a reminder for the minute the window opens for your Saturday.
- Resident cards sometimes unlock earlier booking at city courses.
03 Courses with the most weekend capacity
- Kennedy (Denver) — 27 holes plus a par-3 spread demand out.
- Fox Hollow (Lakewood) & West Woods (Arvada) — 27-hole complexes with more slots.
- Aurora munis — a deep roster (Aurora Hills, Meadow Hills, Murphy Creek, Saddle Rock) means more weekend tee times.
04 Tips to grab a prime slot
- Book the instant the window opens — seconds matter on weekends.
- Be flexible on time — a 7:10 and a 9:40 are both great; take what opens.
- Consider a weekend twilight if mornings are gone.
- Have a backup course ready in case your first choice is full.
05 Let Golfli watch the window
Tell Tee-Bot "Saturday morning foursome, 18 holes" and it watches the booking windows across Denver-area courses and grabs a weekend slot the moment one opens. Golfli is in early access in Denver. Join the waitlist to try it first.