Golf courses in Aurora, CO.

Aurora, CO

Murphy Creek Golf Course, home of "the Homestead at Murphy Creek," is a city-owned course on the eastern edge of Aurora, Colorado. Its prairie-links setting includes wide fairways, native rough and farm-themed buildings, including an old barn and vintage equipment placed around the grounds. The course was designed by Kenneth Kavanaugh and opened around 2000, combining modern strategic design, large bunkers and expansive greens with a rustic, rural atmosphere. It hosted the 2008 U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship. Murphy Creek operates as a public, municipal course under the City of Aurora golf system, with a driving range, practice facilities and an on-site tavern.

Aurora, CO

Heritage Eagle Bend Golf Club is a public course in southeast Aurora, Colorado, near the E-470 and Gartrell Road area. It was designed by Arthur Hills and opened in 2000. The course uses the area's rolling terrain to create dramatic elevation changes and views toward the Rocky Mountains, with more than sixty bunkers and several lakes worked into the routing. Wide, accommodating fairways are meant to keep the course approachable for a range of skill levels despite its length from the back tees. Five sets of tees stretch from just over 5,000 to about 7,100 yards, and the course is attached to a large clubhouse used for dining and events. Tee times are open to the public.

Aurora, CO

Saddle Rock Golf Course is a public, city-owned course in Aurora, Colorado, designed by architect Richard M. Phelps and opened in 1997. The high-plains, links-style layout plays to a par of 72 and measures roughly 7,351 yards from the back markers, combining native grass areas, creek features and meaningful elevation change. It formerly hosted the Colorado Open along with various statewide amateur and professional events. Multiple sets of tees let golfers of different abilities choose an appropriate level of difficulty, and one of the area's larger practice tees supports lesson programs run out of the pro shop. The course is part of the City of Aurora's municipal golf system, alongside Aurora Hills, Meadow Hills, Murphy Creek and Springhill. A restaurant on site serves golfers, and tee times can be booked through the city's golf reservation system.

Aurora, CO

CommonGround Golf Course in Aurora, Colorado, is a public course designed by Tom Doak. Doak's minimalist approach, influenced by British Isles links, shaped the land's natural contours. He transformed the site into a fun, challenging course using strategic feature placement and "width that matters." The course is known for its organic feel and commitment to affordable, natural outdoor sport. The 2nd hole, a 144-yard par-3, provides a view of downtown Denver.