Colorado Golf Club Course Review

The ColoradoGolf Club features 7604 yards of golf from the longest tees for a 72 par and it was designed by architects Ben Crenshaw and Bill Coore. This beautiful golf course was built for providing golfers of all skills, ranging from amateurs to professionals (with an emphasis on professionals, of course) with all sorts of challenges to overcome while playing their favorite game. And they managed to do an amazing job in this writers opinion, thanks in part to the natural layout of the terrain upon this course was built, succeeding on all levels. Testimony to that is the fact that the ColoradoGolf Club is a true Championship Course, featuring multiple lines of approach and play and it was opened for international acclaim way back in 2007. Since then, the ColoradoGolf Club hosted lots of PGA events, such as the Senior PGA Championship in 2009, the 2013 Solheim Cup and in 2019 it will be home for the US Mid-Amateur Championship. Also, the ColoradoGolf Club is ranked number five in Top One Hundred Residential Courses as per 2015 and number thirty three by Top One Hundred Modern Courses in 2015.

Visiting here, youll also benefit from the Practice Area, which is also ranked as one of the top seventy five practice facilities in the US by the prestigious magazine Golf Digest. The Practice Area features 2 one hundred and thirty yard tees and 5 target greens, which are all following course specs. The short-game practice area is able to simulate basically any type of short-shot youll encounter on the main course, anything ranging from tight lie chipping to bunkers to deep rough. But wait, theres more: in addition to the Championship Course, the team of architects also designed a 9-hole short course, with holes ranging from 70 to 199 yards, which is the perfect getaway for families in the afternoon and also a great opportunity for testing your short game.