Rockies Golf Course & Resort Reviews

Devil's Thumb Golf Club - 7th hole

Devil's Thumb Golf Club in Delta is a distinctive layout on the Western Slope of Colorado

Award-winning Devil's Thumb Golf Club in Delta, Colorado was built on an ashen clay backdrop -- a stark contrast from the mountain, coniferous golf you find on the I-70 golf corridor in places like Keystone, Breckenridge or Silverthorne. Devil's Thumb is bizarrely beautiful, with solitude and pure boondocks golf, David R. Holland writes.
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Coyote Creek G.C. - 1st hole

Find the fairway -- or else -- at Coyote Creek Golf Course in Fort Lupton, Colo.

Hitting the fairway isn't just the recommended way to play the Coyote Creek Golf Club -- a fine city-owned municipal course northeast of Denver -- it's the only way. The rough feels more than lush. It will turn your game to mush. It plays like U.S. Open rough for amateurs. Unless your ball is sitting up, don't bother pulling any club shorter than a 7-iron. The grass will twist the clubface and send the ball shooting in any direction.
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The Bridges Golf & Country Club

The Bridges Golf & Country Club in Montrose, Colo. is one of the best-kept secrets in the Rocky Mountains

Montrose, Colorado is a secret gem of the Rocky Mountains, and The Bridges Golf & Country Club is its signature golf experience. The Jack Nicklaus design opened in 2005 and is full of diverse and interesting holes that are challenging yet fair. David R. Holland has more on The Bridges in this course review.
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