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Semi-private · 18 holes

The Lakes At Laura S. Walker

Waycross, GA — Nestled high in the Rocky Mountains, you'll discover a golfing experience that seamlessly blends natural beauty with strategic design. This Colorado gem, crafted by Denis Griffiths in 1983, offers three distinct nines—the Meadow, Ranch, and Mountain—each presenting its own unique character and breathtaking vistas. You'll navigate through rolling fairways framed by towering pines and aspens, often encountering significant elevation changes that demand thoughtful club selection and shot placement. The course's character is defined by its dramatic mountain terrain, where every hole feels like a journey through a pristine wilderness. Griffiths' approach emphasizes working with the land, integrating natural contours and hazards rather than imposing artificial challenges. You'll find well-bunkered greens and water features that come into play on several holes, requiring precision and a keen eye for reading the breaks. This course is best suited for golfers who appreciate a challenging yet fair test, those who seek an immersive outdoor experience, and players who value strategic thinking over brute force. It's a truly memorable round where the stunning scenery often rivals the quality of the golf itself, making it a must-play destination for anyone visiting Winter Park.

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Type

Parkland

Region

Southeast

LooperScore

74.0

Holes

18

Par

72

Established

1920

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