Colorado National Golf Club

Lafayette, CO · 5.1 mi away

Indian Peaks Golf Course is a municipal course in Lafayette, Colorado, a Denver-area suburb near Boulder, with the Indian Peaks section of the Continental Divide visible to the west. The course was designed by Hale Irwin with Dick Phelps and opened in 1993. The layout uses six lakes and two creeks across gently rolling terrain, with tree-lined fairways and six sets of tees ranging from under 5,000 yards to just over 7,000 yards, so the course can play short or long depending on the tee chosen. Greens are generally open in front and bunkering is used to frame rather than crowd the putting surfaces. Operated by the City of Lafayette, the course is open to the public daily, with a clubhouse, practice range, and short game area. The course hosts leagues and tournaments throughout the season.

Louisville, CO · 8.3 mi away

Coal Creek opened in 1990 and was designed by architect Dick Phelps [1](https://www.coalcreekgolf.com/course-info/our-story/#:~:text=opened%20in%201990,Dick%20Phelps). After suffering extensive damage during the 2013 flood, the 18-hole course was completely renovated and reopened in 2015 [2](https://coloradoavidgolfer.com/coal-creeks-high-water-mark/#:~:text=2013%20flood,2015). The layout offers a links-style front nine and a back nine with dramatic elevation changes and mountain views [1](https://www.coalcreekgolf.com/course-info/our-story/#:~:text=links-style,mountain%20views).

Thornton, CO · 8.6 mi away

Thorncreek Golf Course is a city-owned public course in Thornton, Colorado, on Washington Street north of Denver. It opened in 1992 and was designed by the firm Finger Dye Spann, with credit shared among Joe Finger, Ken Dye and Baxter Spann. The course has a links-style layout with a street separating the front and back nines, and several lakes create water hazards on multiple holes. It plays to a par of 72 across 18 holes, measuring roughly 7,268 yards from the championship tees. The course closed for a major renovation in 2016 that reworked nine of its holes and reopened in 2018. Thorncreek is owned by the City of Thornton and remains open to public play, with tee times bookable through the course pro shop.