Castle Pines Golf Club

Castle Pines

STYLE EXPLAINATION

Green Guide​

Can be used by a beginner
Less complex information

Tour Pro​

Follow the rules of the professional tours
Driver landing distances

Rules Breaker​

The most detailed with the slopes of the greens
Prohibited in official competition
Authorized during reconnaissance games

YOUR SELECTION

Informations

Hole
18
Architect
Jack Nicklaus
Lenght
6046 - 7838
Slope - Men
129 - 147
SSS - Men
68 - 76
Min Index
54
Creation Date
1981
Par
72
Slope - Women
155
SSS - Women
78

Overview

The Country Club at Castle Pines was founded by Jack Vickers in the 1980s. Jack Nicklaus served as the architect, creating a course over 6900 meters in length.
The layout is stunning, with evergreens lining the holes and shining emerald fairways amid the mountain surroundings. A tournament was held by the club yearly for its first two decades that used the punitive Stableford system for scoring, which is intended to goad golfers into more aggressive play.
That competition wound up being edged up by the well-funded FedEx Cup. The club is located between Colorado Springs and Denver (but a thousand feet higher in elevation), and hosts one of the top championships on the US Tour.
It is an exclusive, members-only club that hosts the US Open and the PGA Championship. The course is located in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, and is over 7559 yards in length, though it naturally plays shorter owing to the high elevation.
The 18-Hole Course opened in 1981.

Contact

Facilities

Bar Location De Chariots Zone De Chipping
Practice Salle De Sport Voiturette
Ecole De Golf Hotel Vestaires
Garderie Parking Proshop
Zone De Putting Location Clubs Restaurant
Spa Piscine Tennis

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