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Colorado

The Centennial State of Colorado is one of only three American states with no natural borders. It’s a geographically diverse territory that encompasses the Rocky Mountains, the Colorado Eastern Plains and the desert areas surrounding the Uncompahgre Plateau, all of which are contained within a landmass extending to more than 100,000 square miles.

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  1. Ballyneal Golf Club

    Colorado, United States

    Ballyneal sounds Irish so it’s fitting that this is a links course albeit an inland links. The dream of Rupert and Jim O’Neal is located in the middle of a huge Colorado dunescape, and even the address – Holyoke – echoes that of a current Open Championship links venue.

  2. Colorado Golf Club

    Colorado, United States

    Colorado Golf Club only opened its tees for play in 2007 but it’s already a nationwide hit. Designed by the famous Bill and Ben duo – Coore and Crenshaw – whose design philosophy is to respect the classic golf courses of the "Golden Age of Architecture", Colorado was destined for success…

  3. Cherry Hills

    Colorado, United States

    William Flynn designed Cherry Hills in 1922 and if you do get the chance to play this famous course your driving distances will flatter to deceive. Denver is not called the Mile High city for nothing and Cherry Hills is certainly golf with altitude.

  4. Castle Pines Golf Club

    Colorado, United States

    Jack Nicklaus designed Castle Pines Golf Club in 1981 and he carved it out of a scrub oak and pine forest in the heart of Colorado, not far from Denver. The club is famous for the International tournament played under an unusual scoring system which is similar to Dr Frank Stableford’s method.

  5. Denver Country Club

    Colorado, United States

    Founded in 1887, Denver Country Club moved to its current location in 1905. A number of great architects have modified the original James Foulis course, including Donald Ross, William Flynn, Bill Coore and Gil Hanse.

  6. Broadmoor (East)

    Colorado, United States

    Golf arrived at the Broadmoor Resort in 1918 when Donald Ross created an 18-holer which was split in two when Robert Trent Jones Snr added two 9-hole loops, forming the East course in 1952 and the West in 1964.

  7. Sanctuary - Colorado

    Colorado, United States

    The Rocky Mountains provide the dramatic backcloth for the club known simply as Sanctuary – the brainchild of RE/MAX Chairman and Co-Founder Dave Liniger. Award winning architect, Jim Engh, designed the course and it opened for play in 1996.

  8. Maroon Creek

    Colorado, United States

    Situated just outside Aspen, the mountain golf course at the Maroon Creek Club is a scenic Tom Fazio layout that features a solid set of par threes at holes 9, 11 and 13. Architect Denis Wise, a former Fazio associate, re-shaped the sand traps and installed new drainage in 2006.

  9. Country Club of the Rockies

    Colorado, United States

    Set out along the Eagle River, which runs through the Vail Valley, the 1984 Jack Nicklaus-designed course at the Country Club of the Rockies offers magnificent mountain vistas from a course that doesn’t suffer itself from uncomfortable elevation changes.

  10. Red Sky Ranch (Fazio)

    Colorado, United States

    The Fazio course at Red Sky Ranch & Golf Club debuted in 2002, one year before the Norman course. It’s a layout that enjoys substantial elevation changes with most of the challenge found in the intricate design of the greens.