Public · 18 holes
Cherokee Valley Golf Club
Travelers Rest, SC — Nestled along the South Platte River in Brighton, Colorado, this Henry Hughes design from 1984 offers a distinct links-style experience that stands apart from typical Rocky Mountain layouts. You'll discover a relatively flat terrain, but don't mistake that for a lack of challenge; strategic mounding, well-placed bunkers, and subtle undulations demand thoughtful shot-making. Hughes masterfully integrated the natural river environment, bringing water into play on several holes without overwhelming the golfer. The course truly shines with its expansive, fast greens that present a variety of pin positions, testing your putting prowess. What makes it worth playing is the consistent quality of conditioning and a layout that rewards precision over brute force. This course is ideally suited for golfers who appreciate a classic, walkable design and enjoy the mental game of navigating a course where every shot counts. You'll find yourself contemplating lines and carries, making for a truly engaging round.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
LooperScore
74.0
Holes
18
Par
72
Design & architects
- Ben Wright — architect
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