Breckenridge Golf Club

Dillon, CO · 4.6 mi away

Keystone Golf Courses in Dillon, CO, offers a diverse 36-hole golf experience across two distinct courses: The Ranch and The River. The Ranch Course, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., is sculpted into historic ranching land, featuring a links-style front nine and a traditional mountain-style back nine. The River Course, a new millennium offering from Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry, presents an element of drama with its front nine following the Snake River and the back nine winding through a lodgepole pine forest. The par-3 7th on The River Course, with the Snake River running along its entire right side, is a notable signature hole. Both courses boast impressive elevation changes, variable bunkers, water hazards, and five sets of tees, challenging golfers of all abilities. The magnificent views of the Rocky Mountains and frequent wildlife visits enhance the overall experience, making Keystone a premier golf destination.

Keystone, CO · 5.5 mi away

The River Course at Keystone is an 18-hole, par-71 resort course near Keystone, Colorado, at about 9,300 feet of elevation. It opened in 2000 and was designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry, with the front nine following the Snake River and the back nine running through lodgepole pine forest. From the back tees the course plays 6,886 yards, with six sets of tees, notable elevation changes, and bunkering meant to challenge a range of abilities. The 16th hole drops about 194 feet from tee to green, and the 18th offers views of Lake Dillon. As a resort course tied to Keystone Resort, it is open to resort guests and the public through the resort's booking system, with views of the Gore Range and Continental Divide throughout the round.

Copper Mountain, CO · 6.2 mi away

Copper Creek Golf Course is the golf facility at Copper Mountain Resort in Colorado's high country, set among the mountains of Summit County. The layout takes in views of the surrounding peaks and plays through terrain shaped by the resort's ski-area base. The course was designed by Pete Dye with Perry Dye, giving it the strategic bunkering and water features characteristic of Dye family designs, laid out over a relatively short but demanding routing. Copper Creek operates as a resort course open to the public as well as resort guests, and its season is tied to the mountain's short summer window, with occasional temporary hole closures for on-mountain work.