
1. Breckenridge Golf Course: (Voted Top Ten Golf Course in Colorado)
Located just a few miles north of Main Street, this is the only golf course located in the Town of Breckenridge. Often included in the annual top 20 courses in Colorado and built on an old mining encampment, the Breckenridge Golf Club offers a truly unique golf experience. The course consists of three unique 9-hole courses all designed by the Jack Nicklaus Signature team. With incredible panoramic views of the Rockies at over 9,000 feet in elevation, playing a round of golf here is a must, even for casual fans of the game.
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3. Keystone Ranch Golf Course
The Keystone Ranch Course is not your typical mountain style course. It almost has a linksy feel to it as it plays in an expansive mountain valley with only a few trees. It doesn’t have big mountain drops or towering pines lining holes or much that makes you feel like a typical mountain course. Instead the mountains surround the course offering great backdrops and scenic views in the distance. Even though it isn’t a true mountain course, it still plays at a high elevation so your ball carries further and for the resort guest that has a higher handicap, they will enjoy this course.
4. Keystone River Golf Course
This course features impressive elevation changes, variable bunkers, water hazards, and five sets of tees on each hole to challenge golfers of all abilities. The 16th hole features a 194-foot elevation drop from tee to green and the scenic 18th hole offers 12 bunkers and spectacular views of Lake Dillon. Add to that the magnificent views of snow-capped peaks and wildlife and it’s easy to see this is a golfing experience unlike any other. Keystone Golf (Keystone Ranch and River Course at Keystone) has been rated as one of the Best Golf Resorts in America by Golf Magazine and Golf Digest and have numerous other awards and accolades.
5. Copper Creek Golf Course:
Copper Creek Golf Course, with a starting elevation of 9,700 feet and a tee at 9,863 feet, is America’s Highest Golf Course. Designed by Pete and Perry Dye, the narrow fairways and dramatic changes of elevation make this par 69, eighteen-hole course one of Summit County’s best. Avoiding water is the name of the game on the front nine and precision through the scenic back nine is necessary to come in with a good score.
Whether you are an experienced golfer or beginner, there is a golf course in Summit County for you! Remember, if you are looking to buy or just interested in Summit County Real Estate, don’t hesitate to reach out!
