Park Hill Golf Club

Park Hill Golf Club in Denver may not be the area's most challenging course but it is certainly one of the best values. The golf course sprawls across flat terrain that has been enhanced with the addition of over 100 trees. Originally opened in 1931, the course has a classic design that high handicappers will enjoy, not only for the flatness of the landscape but also the wide and forgiving nature of the layout. While it may not be a formidable test, there are still a few challenges in store including strategically placed bunkers and a lake that comes into play on two holes. For more advanced players, the golf course is great for a casual and affordable round. Park Hill Golf Club is also home to one of the largest driving ranges in Colorado with 80 grass hitting stations, three chipping and pitching areas, and a large putting green.