Explore the top-rated public and resort courses in Colorado. Each course is ranked by user ratings and includes pricing, course details, and direct booking links.
Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw design that has hosted the US Women's Open and Solheim Cup. Rolling prairie terrain with Rocky Mountain views.
Greg Norman mountain course near Vail at 7,580 feet elevation. Sage-covered meadows, aspen groves, and panoramic views of the Gore Range.
Jay Morrish design south of Denver with dramatic red rock formations and sweeping Rocky Mountain views. Limited public tee times make this a special treat.
Robert Trent Jones Jr. course set among 300-million-year-old red sandstone formations near Roxborough State Park. One of the most scenic courses in Colorado.
Built on a former clay mine with exposed dinosaur fossils and rock formations throughout the course. Real fossil imprints visible near several greens.
Donald Ross design at the iconic Broadmoor resort with Cheyenne Mountain as a backdrop. Historic mountain golf with modern conditioning.
Art Schaupeter design in the foothills north of Denver, home to the Korn Ferry Tour's TPC Colorado Championship. Views of the Continental Divide from every hole.
Jack Nicklaus design at 9,324 feet — one of the highest championship courses in North America. The ball flies 10% farther at this altitude.
Robert Trent Jones Jr. course in the Keystone resort area. Front nine winds through ranch meadows; back nine enters a lodgepole pine forest. Elk and deer sightings common.
Jim Engh design through canyon terrain along the Colorado River between Glenwood Springs and Rifle. Dramatic canyon walls and desert mesa views.
Pete and Perry Dye links-style design along the South Platte River. Rolling mounds, pot bunkers, and prairie grasses deliver a Scottish experience at municipal prices.
Mountain valley course between Vail and Beaver Creek. Eagle River views with the Gore Range as a stunning backdrop at 7,500 feet elevation.
Graham Marsh design between Denver and Boulder with panoramic Flatirons views. Three nines with distinctly different characters.
Jim Engh design on the Western Slope with Black Canyon and San Juan Mountain views. High-desert golf at outstanding value.