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Mile High Golf Trail: Courses are listed alphabetically & not in order of play.
Buffalo Run
Golf Course
Arrowhead GC: 18R, 5338-6636 Yds., Slope 119-147, 1972, Architect: Robert Trent Jones, Jr. Located in the 'hogback,' the foothills of SW metro Denver in Roxborough Park, it sits amongst the natural red rocks that have been 300 million years in the making. Arrowhead is world famous for the 'Jackson Photo Site' where many wedding photographs are taken and in the 1800's, this land was home to the Ute Indian tribe. (Packages: Par, Birdie, Eagle, Double Eagle) 
Fox Hollow GC: 27R, 6808-7030 Yds. (depending on the 18 hole combinations), Slope 112-137, 1993, Architect: Denis Griffiths. Located in the foothills west of Denver, Fox Hollow was rated "Best Public Facility to Play" by Golf Digest. In 2000, it was awarded the prestigious Certified Audobon Sanctuary Award for its minimal use of chemicals & protection of wildlife. (Packages: Double Eagle, Eagle, Birdie Par.)
Fossil Trace GC: 18R, 4691-6831 Yds., Slope 120-148, 2003, Architect: James J. Engh. Located in Golden, CO, (home of Coors), this award-winning course has prehistoric fossils to view, rock formations like Stonehenge, England, where you're forced to weave your drives around these outcroppings and cliff-hanging tee boxes amongst the canyons. In 2003, it was awarded Golf Digest's 'Best New Courses.' In 2006, GolfWeek gave it the 'America's Best Courses You Can Play' Award and in the 2006-2007 season, Golf Digest gave it 4-1/2 stars for 'Best Places to Play.' At Fossil Trace, "Escape the Ordinary, Experience the Extraordinary!" (Packages: Double Eagle, Eagle, Par.)
The Homestead GC at Fox Hollow: 18R-Executive, 3845-5048 Yds., Slope: 103-121, 2002, Architect: Denis Griffiths. This sister course to Fox Hollow is not your typical, old grandad's executive golf course! It requires exacting shots to make par and as a tip, use a 1/2 to full club more to hit shots toward the mountains. Included in the Double Eagle Package only, you will play (18) holes at Fox Hollow GC in the morning and then, play (18) holes at this unique executive layout in the afternoon. Fraught with challenging elevation changes, undulating greens, fescue rough, water hazards and blind tee shots, you'll find this a refreshing change from a 'normal' executive course! (Pkges: Dble. Eagle)
Colorado National Golf Club: 18R, 4780-7676 Yds., Slope: 111-141, 2003, Architect: Jay Morrish. Formerly the Vista Ridge Golf Course, this newly-named golf course (in 2009), is home to the Men's & Women's Golf Teams from the University of Colorado at Boulder. College invitationals, team practice rounds and daily public play will take place on this challenging tract. With incredible views of the snowcapped Rocky Mountains, this #1-rated practice facility in our state with a target links style golf course, will challenge both low and high handicappers. (Pkges.: Eagle, Double Eagle)
Heritage Todd Creek: 18R, 5273-7435 Yds., Slope: 125-137, 2006, Architect: Arthur Hills. Undulating fairways, strategically-placed sand bunkers, pristine lakes and clear mountain views define this challenging layout north of Denver in rural ranchland. (Packages: Double Eagle, Eagle)
Riverdale Dunes GC: 36R, 4903-7064 Yds., Slope: 114-145, 1986, Architect: Pete & Perry Dye. Home to the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame and with a gorgeous clubhouse, this links 'n trees-style course is amongst a tranquil, rural setting in NE metro Denver. But, don't let the peaceful atmosphere lull you into a sense of calm because this course will test you! (Packages: Double Eagle, Eagle, Birdie)
Buffalo Run GC: 18R, 5227-7412 Yds., Slope 115-135, 1996, Architect: Keith Foster. Located due north of the Metro Denver area (near Denver International Airport), this historically Colorado Open-qualifying and Denver Open Championship course is a Scottish-inspired links style layout in a ranchland setting. Save room for food in the $2,000,000 clubhouse because it's some of the best food around! (Packages: Eagle, Double Eagle)
Green Valley Ranch GC: 18R, 4935-7042 Yds., Slope: 111-140, 2001, Architect: Perry Dye. Home of the HealthONE Colorado Open Championships and The First Tee of Green Valley Ranch, this scenic tract is rumored to have yielded a hole-in-one on the Par 5, 9th hole, measuring 519 Yds! As a fun and challenging finish, GVR offers any player an 'adult beverage' at the 19th hole if he or she pars the last three, tough finishing holes! (Packages: Double Eagle, Eagle)
Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel: 18R-5288-7040 Yds., Slope: 122-143, 1985, Architect: Palmer/Seay. This links style layout with elevation changes from hole-to-hole will challenge even the best golfers. The signature hole, #6, requires you to hit an accurate drive to a tight landing area then take a right-hand, 90 degree turn for your uphill approach shot over water. The back nine sports some of the best views of Denver's skyline.
Omni Interlocken Golf Club: 27-R-Semi-Private, 5157-7040, depending on combination of 9 holes, Slope: 124-148, 1999, Architect: David Graham. These links style, TPC-course style layout requires accurate drives and approaches into undulating greens. Former home of the John Elway Celebrity Golf Classic, this layout will challenge you and provide views of the Boulder Flatirons, world-famous climbing site!
Commonground Golf Course: 18R, 5543-7198 Yds., Slope: 108-138, 2009, Architect: Tom Doak. Formerly the Lowry Air Force Base course and now named for the common gathering place that this new course provides, it is now the home course for the Colorado Golf Association, Colorado Women's Golf Association and Colorado Jr. Golf Association. Tom Doak, the Designer, leveled the old routing and designed a beautiful links layout. Undulating and two- to three-tiered greens will challenge the best putters and this course will grow in reputation as amateur and championship rounds are played. (Packages: Double Eagle, Eagle, Birdie, Par)
