Golf in Grand County
Grand County has four public golf courses and each is unique and wonderful. Regardless of your score at the end of the day you will have a wonderful time on these courses because of the views that will captivate you along the way. Not to mention the possibility of seeing wildlife, like moose and elk, and the fact that the balls fly farther here because of the elevation!
Pole Creek Golf Club is located just 10 miles north of Winter Park. 10,709 yards, par 108. Come see why they call this "the masterpiece of Colorado mountain golf." Set upon a canvas of rugged Continental Divide peaks, Pole Creek's alpine setting features sweeping vistas at every turn, drastic elevation changes, cool clear mountain air and just the right amount of quiet and solitude. Pole Creek Golf Course
Headwaters Golf Course at Granby Ranch was formerly called SolVista and it is located 15 miles north of Winter Park. 7,200 yards, par 72. This is Grand County's newest championship golf course with scenic fairways and stunning views of the Continental Divide. The course preserves a secluded natural feel with dramatic vistas and creates unique challenges through wetlands, native grasses and the meandering Fraser River.
Headwaters Golf Course at Granby Ranch
Grand Elk Golf Course is also about 15 miles north of Winter Park. 7,100 yards, par 71. PGA champion golfer Craig Stadler and course architect Tripp Davis designed this award-winning golf course. The course emphasizes natural features echoing the Heathland style, which derives from the British Isles. The greens vary in size and pitch, and the course tends to give the visual impression that a shot will play difficult. More of a perception than a reality, it makes for exciting play. Grand Elk Golf & Club
Grand Lake Golf Course is in the town of Grand Lake about 20 minutes from Winter Park. 6,650 yards, par 72. This is an 18-hole championship golf course, carved out of the woods at an altitude of 8,420 feet at the base of the Never Summer Mountain Range. The challenging fairways are bordered by tall lodge pole pines, which surround the well-tended, subtle greens. Majestic mountains, some still capped by the winter snows, tower high above you. Come see why they call this the "Crown Jewel of Mountain Courses." Grand Lake Golf Course
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