Golf courses in Castle Rock, CO.

Castle Rock, CO

The Ridge at Castle Pines North is a public course in Castle Rock, Colorado, south of Denver, cut through a forest of Gambel oak and ponderosa pine in the foothills of the Front Range. Open stretches of the course offer views toward Pikes Peak, Devil's Head and downtown Denver. The course was designed by Tom Weiskopf and opened in 1997, featuring roomy fairways, shaped bunkers and large rolling greens characteristic of his design style. The Ridge operates as a daily-fee public facility managed by Troon Golf, with tee times available directly through the club; a clubhouse patio overlooking the Castle Rock valley is a noted amenity after a round. It has been recognized multiple times as a top Denver-area course by regional publications.

Castle Rock, CO

Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course opened in 1999 in Castle Rock, designed by Jim Engh across a dramatically rolling site south of Denver. The par-72 course stretches to nearly 6,942 yards from the back tees, with steep elevation changes, bluegrass fairways and native rough that give it a rugged, high-desert character. Views extend across the surrounding foothills, and the terrain regularly brings local wildlife into play alongside golfers. It operates as a municipal public course.

Castle Rock, CO

Plum Creek Golf Club is located about 20 minutes south of Denver in Castle Rock, Colorado. Designed by Pete Dye and opened in 1984 as a Tournament Players Club stadium course, it hosted the Senior PGA Tour's Denver Post Championship of Golf for several years in the 1980s. The course features Dye's signature railroad-tie bunkering around greens, dramatic elevation changes with mountain views, and native grasses contrasting with bent grass fairways. It operates under Heritage Golf Group and is open to public play, with an annual membership option available.