The 7,263-yard course of the Club at Ravenna is a Jay Morrish solo design and it's set between Waterton Canyon and the Pike National Forest. Opened in June 2007 Ravenna is already an award winner and despite having the second highest slope rating in Colorado, the course is tailored to suit all levels of golfer.
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The 7,263-yard course of the Club at Ravenna is a Jay Morrish solo design and it's set between Waterton Canyon and the Pike National Forest. Opened in June 2007 Ravenna is already an award winner and despite having the second highest slope rating in Colorado, the course is tailored to suit all levels of golfer.
Ravenna
The 7,263-yard course of the Club at Ravenna is a Jay Morrish solo design and it's set between Waterton Canyon and the Pike National Forest. Opened in June 2007 Ravenna is already an award winner and despite having the second highest slope rating in Colorado, the course is tailored to suit all levels of golfer.
The topography at Littleton can be testing in places with ravines and gorges to be carried at several holes – such as at the 187-yard 3rd and 234-yard 9th – so there are plenty of opportunities to run up big scores if careless mistakes are made.
The opening holes on the back nine plunge down from an escarpment to lower ground dotted with water hazards before the routing returns to a higher level where the monster 602-yard 18th veers right around one final chasm to the home green.