Todd Creek Golf Club

Brighton, CO · 2.6 mi away

The Dunes Course at Riverdale Golf Courses in Brighton was built in 1985 by Pete and Perry Dye along the South Platte River north of Denver. Styled after Scottish links, the layout features deep pot bunkers, railroad-tie bulkheads and rolling mounding characteristic of the Dye family's work. It hosted the 1993 U. S. Amateur Public Links Championship. The Dunes operates as a municipal daily-fee course alongside its sister layout, the Knolls.

Brighton, CO · 2.6 mi away

The Knolls Course at Riverdale Golf Courses in Brighton is the parkland companion to the Dunes, part of the same municipal facility north of Denver along the South Platte River corridor. It offers a more traditional, tree-lined layout in contrast to the Dunes' links-style terrain and railroad-tie bunkering. Both courses share a clubhouse and operate as public daily-fee golf. The Knolls provides a gentler test suited to a broader range of players.

Thornton, CO · 5.2 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.