Colorado Best Golf Courses



Best golf courses in Colorado

Golf in Colorado: To find out more about the golf courses in Colorado, check out the list below. Where2Golf provides golf course reviews, golf ratings, photos, resort and hotel information of the best.

Colorado Golf Map with Top Golf Courses   To make the most out of your golf trip, look up the location of the courses on the Colorado golf map. It will help you with your planning to play the best courses during your holidays. On the maps we have indicated golf hotels and Stay & Play resorts with the following symbol Stay & Play Golf Resorts
Where2Golf has applied a rating to each golf course visited. The rating scale, 5 (highest) to 1 (lowest), attempts to provide an indication of the golfing experience you can expect at each rated course. 
click on the green arrow in the toolbar OF the table below to sortStay & Play Golf Resort.Private course – for members and their invited guests only.Unrated course – not yet visited by the Where2Golf team.2-star: reasonable standard. Good value, especially if better courses not available.3-star: a good course with many fine features.3+ (3-gold): a good course with many fine features. One of our top-rated 3’s.4-star: a must play course - excellent standard.4+ (4-gold): a must play course - excellent standard. One of our top-rated 4’s !5-star: simply the best - golf courses don’t get much better than this.5+ (5-gold): simply the best - golf courses don’t get better than this. One of our top-rated 5’s!
Arrowhead, CO 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverJones Jr, Robert Trent
Ballyneal p.gifPrivate clubDenverDoak, Tom
Bear Dance 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverAurand, Bruening et al
Beaver Creek, CO 4a.gifRsrt guests onlyEdwardsJones Jr, Robert Trent
Breckenridge 4b.gifVisitors welcomeEdwardsNicklaus, Jack
Broadmoor, The (East) 5a.gifRsrt guests onlyColorado SpringsRoss & Jones Sr.
Broadmoor, The (Mtn) 4a.gif(Closed in 2015)Colorado SpringsNicklaus Design
Broadmoor, The (West) 4a.gifRsrt guests onlyColorado SpringsRoss & Jones Sr.
Buffalo Run 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverFoster, Keith
Castle Pines p.gifPrivate clubDenverNicklaus, Jack
Cherry Hills p.gifPrivate clubDenverFlynn, William S.
Colorado GC p.gifPrivate clubDenverCoore & Crenshaw
CommonGround 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverDoak, Tom
Cordillera (Mountain) 4b.gifRsrt guests onlyEdwardsIrwin, Hale
Cordillera (Summit) 4b.gifRsrt guests onlyEdwardsNicklaus, Jack
Cordillera (Valley) 4a.gifRsrt guests onlyEdwardsFazio, Tom
Eagle Ranch, CO 4a.gifVisitors welcomeEdwardsPalmer, Arnold
Eagle Vail, CO 3b.gifVisitors welcomeEdwardsVon Hagge & Devlin
Fossil Trace 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverEngh, Jim
Four Mile Ranch 4a.gifVisitors welcomeColorado SpringsEngh, Jim
Fox Hollow, CO 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverGriffiths, Denis
Garden of the Gods 4a.gifRsrt guests onlyColorado SpringsMaxwell & Rathert
Green Valley Ranch, CO 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverDye, Perry
Gypsum Creek 3b.gifVisitors welcomeEdwardsDye, Pete
Hideout, The 4a.gifVisitors welcomeGrand JunctionSnyder & Richardson
Interlocken, CO 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverGraham & Panks
Inverness GC, Colorado 4a.gifRsrt guests onlyDenverMaxwell, Preston
Keystone (River) 4a.gifVisitors welcomeEdwardsHurdzan-Fry
Keystone Ranch 4a.gifVisitors welcomeEdwardsJones Jr, Robert Trent
Lakota Canyon 4b.gifVisitors welcomeEdwardsEngh, Jim
Murphy Creek 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverKavanaugh, Ken
Pole Creek 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverGriffiths, Denis
Raven at Three Peaks 4b.gifVisitors welcomeEdwardsLehman & Hurdzan-Fry
Red Hawk Ridge 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverEngh, Jim
Red Sky (Fazio) 5a.gifRsrt guests onlyEdwardsFazio, Tom
Red Sky (Norman) 5a.gifRsrt guests onlyEdwardsNorman, Greg
Redlands Mesa 4b.gifVisitors welcomeGrand JunctionEngh, Jim
Ridge at Castle Pines North 4b.gifVisitors welcomeDenverWeiskopf, Tom
Riverdale, CO 4a.gifVisitors welcomeDenverDye, Pete & Perry
Snowmass 4a.gifRestrictedEdwardsEngh, Jim
Sonnenalp 4a.gifVisitors welcomeEdwardsCupp & Morrish
Walking Stick 4a.gifVisitors welcomeColorado SpringsHills, Arthur
 

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Tournaments:
The American Express:  formerly known as the Desert Classic, and for many years played as the Bob Hope Desert Classic, will once again be decided on the Pete Dye designed Stadium course at PGA West (Jan 16-19).
The Players Championship:  for the 39th time, TPC Sawgrass, another iconic Pete Dye design, will host The Players Championship for one of the richest first prizes in world golf (March 12-15).
 
Who's Who: 
Pete Dye:  one of the greatest golf course architects of this or any generation passes away aged 94. His contribution to golf course design, and the legacy he leaves is immense.
Jack Nicklaus:  like Pete Dye a native of Ohio, actually started his golf course design career working together with Dye. In 1967 Dye asked Nicklaus to input to his design for The Golf Club in Columbus, Ohio. Two years later they worked together on the revered Harbour Town Golf Links in South Carolina.

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Walton Heath Golf Club (Old course): Top golfers and golf writers have long acknowledged Walton Heath as one of the finest heathland courses in the British Isles. In fact there are two courses here, the Old and New. Read more...
 
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