The Club at Ravenna in Littleton is a private 18-hole course designed by Jay Morrish in 2007, set in the foothills with dramatic elevation changes and canyon views. The par-72 layout spans 7,210 yards with a slope of 130, featuring rolling fairways, strategic bunkering, and fast greens, offering a challenging and scenic experience. The course […]
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TPC Colorado in Berthoud is a public 18-hole course designed by Arthur Schaupeter in 2018, known for hosting the Korn Ferry Tour’s TPC Colorado Championship. The par-72 layout spans 7,931 yards with a slope of 141, featuring links-style fairways, strategic bunkering, and water hazards, set along a reservoir with mountain views. The course plays as
Red Sky Ranch & Golf Club’s Norman Course in Wolcott is a private 18-hole course designed by Greg Norman in 2003, set in the Vail Valley with stunning Rocky Mountain views. The par-72 layout spans 7,580 yards with a slope of 147, featuring rolling fairways, strategic bunkering, and fast greens, offering a challenging mountain experience.
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Ballyneal Golf Club in Holyoke is a private 18-hole course designed by Tom Doak in 2006, offering a links-style layout with firm fescue fairways and undulating greens. Set in the high plains of eastern Colorado, the course features natural sand dunes, strategic bunkering, and wide-open spaces, providing a unique and challenging experience reminiscent of Scottish
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Castle Pines Golf Club in Castle Rock is a private 18-hole course designed by Jack Nicklaus in 1981, known for hosting the PGA Tour’s International tournament from 1986 to 2006. At 8,130 yards from the tips, the course features dramatic elevation changes, tree-lined fairways, and strategic bunkering, set in a mountainous landscape with stunning views
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Cherry Hills Country Club in Englewood is a private 18-hole course designed by William S. Flynn in 1923, famous for hosting major championships, including the 1960 U.S. Open where Arnold Palmer won. The par-71 layout spans 7,316 yards with a slope of 145, featuring tree-lined fairways, strategic bunkering, and fast, undulating greens, set in a
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