Denver Golf Sept 11th and 12th

[kbouffard]

My wife has a work trip out to Denver that I'm tagging along for in September. I'm looking to play a couple rounds while shes working all day. Staying at the Warwick...looking for some nice tracks out there and possibly some guys to play with if anyone is free.

[pseudoswede]

The closest, decent course to downtown is CommonGround. After that, you're going to have to drive quite a ways. How far are you willing to drive? What is your price range?

 

I think the only direction traffic won't suck in the mornings is towards the east--so CommonGround, Green Valley Ranch, Riverdale Dunes, and Murphy Creek.

[kbouffard]

I have all day so an hour or so trip won’t bother me.

[RobotDoctor]

Bear Dance is a bit south, maybe 45 minutes to an hour south in Larkspur. Great track, fun and challenging. Always in terrific condition. The Ridge at Castle Pines North is also a good track. Between the two I would choose Bear Dance. I agree with Pseudoswede in his recommendations for courses closest to you. I haven't played CommonGround or Murphy Creek but both are really good tracks. Riverdale Dunes is the only Pete Dye course I have ever played that I like. It's also a terrific track as is Green Valley Ranch. All four of these have or currently hosts tournaments of some significance.

[milehigh331]

many courses on the front range aerate greens in September and October. Wherever you choose to go you might want to check what their aeration schedule is

[Ski5280]

Colorado National is in real great shape right now and is only about a 20-25 minute drive north from downtown. Might give it a look.

[ThunderBuzzworth]

Are there any caddies local to Colorado Golf Club that are willing to caddy in the US Mid-Am?

[MackDaddy480]

> @ThunderBuzzworth said:

> Are there any caddies local to Colorado Golf Club that are willing to caddy in the US Mid-Am?

 

Thunder - did you qualify for it?