Pole Creek Golf Club

Grand Lake, CO · 18 mi away

Grand Lake Golf Course is an 18-hole public course in the town of Grand Lake, Colorado, bordering Rocky Mountain National Park. It first opened for play in 1964 and was designed by architect Dick Phelps. The course was carved out of forest at an elevation of about 8,420 feet, with elevated tee boxes, rolling fairways and subtle greens set against the Never Summer mountain range. Numerous water hazards come into play around the property, along with a modest number of greenside sand bunkers. Wildlife such as elk, deer and moose are commonly seen crossing the fairways. The course is owned and operated by the Grand Lake Metropolitan Recreation District and is open to the public, with tee times bookable online or by phone. A clubhouse offers breakfast and lunch service along with a driving range and putting green.

Silverthorne, CO · 24 mi away

Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks is a public course in Silverthorne, Colorado, about an hour west of Denver in Summit County. The Hurdzan/Fry design group and former Open champion Tom Lehman designed the current layout. It sits at roughly 9,000 feet, plays as a par 72 and stretches to 7,413 yards from the back tees. The bunkers are shaped in an Alister MacKenzie style, and the routing crosses a creek and ponds among lodgepole pine and aspen, with the Gore Range as the backdrop.

Keystone, CO · 26 mi away

Keystone Ranch Golf Course occupies a high mountain valley at about 9,300 feet elevation within Keystone Resort in Keystone, Colorado. The 325-acre property was once a set of ranching homesteads dating to the early 1900s, and the original ranch house still stands as the Keystone Ranch clubhouse and restaurant. Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed the 18-hole course, which opened in 1980 and winds through lodgepole pines and sage meadows and around a nine-acre lake. It plays to a par of 72 with a back-tee yardage of about 7,090 yards, making it one of the longer and higher-elevation mountain courses in Colorado. The course operates as a resort facility for Keystone Resort guests and the public, with the River Course, designed by Hurdzan-Fry, located nearby to form a 36-hole complex.