Vail Valley Golf Courses

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The Vail Valley, of course, is known for its winter sports, but it's just as popular as a summer vacation destination, too, with such activities as hiking, whitewater rafting, rock climbing, mountain biking, fishing, tennis, and of course, playing golf. After all, the Vail Valley, with its resorts and villages, boasts more than 300 days a year of sunshine. The area also offers a variety of cultural events, such as the Vail International Dance Festival, Bravo! Vail Valley Music Festival, Oktoberfest and the Hot Summer Nights concerts at Vail's outdoor amphitheater at Ford Park. As far as golf goes, it doesn't get much better than the Vail Valley. With 17 championship golf courses within a 38-mile radius, and half of them open to the public, Vail's golf courses run the gamut -- from the Vail Golf Club at the foot of Vail Mountain, to the mountainous course at Eagle Vail Golf Club. The region's golf courses were designed by some of the game's biggest names -Pete Dye, Arnold Palmer, Greg Norman, Tom Fazio, Robert Trent Jones -which counter the area's world-class skiing. Other popular activities include off-road tours, zip-lines, paragliding and shooting the rapids on some of the best whitewater rivers in the country. Cycling, both on and off road, is top notch in the valley, as cyclists take it through Vail Pass and beyond where cars can't go, but the bike trails continue. The areaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s shopping scene boasts plenty of boutiques, galleries, gift shops, sporting good stores and specialty shops in towns and villages like Vail, Beaver Creek, Minturn, Avon and Eagle. And year-round, the Vail Valley offers some of the best hotels, bed-and-breakfasts, and resorts in the West, from the villages of West Vail to the Ritz-Carlton Bachelor Gulch on Beaver Creek Mountain -- perfect for golfers and skiers alike. We look forward to seeing you on the links! David McHugh and Kenton Hopkins Areas Leading Real Estate Brokers Provided by David McHugh e-Pro & Kenton Hopkins MRE, CRS, GRI | www.BeaverCreekOnline.com | 970.845.8053

1 Beaver Creek Golf Club Website: www.beavercreek.snow.com 103 Offerson Road, Avon, 970-845-5775 The 18-hole Beaver Creek Golf Club in Avon, CO is a resort golf course that opened in 1982. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr., Beaver Creek Golf Club measures 6646 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 133 and a 69.2 USGA rating. The course features 3 sets of tees for different skill levels. Type: Semi-private, 18 holes, par 70 Membership Fee (Beaver Creek Homeowners Only): $85,000 Tee Times: 30 days in advance, from 7 a.m. Tee boxes: Gold - slope, 140, rating 71, ydg: 6,784 Blue - slope: 138, rating: 69.6, ydg: 6478 White - slope: 134, rating: 67.7, ydg: 5973 Ladies - slope: 131, rating: 69.3, ydg: 5088 Green Fees: June 15-Sept. 15: $160 Off-season: $80 Off-season: Eagle/Summit County residents: $60 Designer: Robert Trent Jones, Jr. Dress Code: No denim, collared shirt and Bermuda shorts required Amenities: Restaurant, pro shop, beverage cart Practice: Driving range, chipping and putting greens (day of play or members only) Misc: This links-style target course is set right below the Beaver Creek ski area, with the last five holes looking right up at the slopes. This is a highly challenging course with a lot of hazards. Directions: Take I-70 to exit 167 (Avon) and head south to the course.

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2 Cordillera Courses

(Mountain Course, Summit Course, Valley Course) Website: www.cordillera-vail.com 0101 Legends Dr., Edwards, 970-926-5950

Summit Course: The 18-hole Summit Course at The Golf Club at Cordillera in Eagle, CO is a private golf course that opened in 2001. Summit Course at The Golf Club at Cordillera measures 7530 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 129 and a 71 USGA rating. Greens and fairways are blue grass. Valley Course: The 18-hole Valley Course at The Golf Club at Cordillera in Edwards, CO is a resort golf course that opened in 1997. Designed by Tom Fazio, Valley Course at The Golf Club at Cordillera measures 7413 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 130 and a 72.2 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels. Greens and fairways are blue grass. Mountain Course: The 18-hole Mountain Course at The Golf Club at Cordillera in Edwards, CO is a semi-private golf course that opened in 1994. Designed by Hale Irwin, Mountain Course at The Golf Club at Cordillera measures 7413 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 141 and a 73.6 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels. Type: Semi-private, members & guests Membership Fee: $115,000 (80% Refundable and Transferable) or $75,000 (Non-Refundable and cannot be transferred) Three courses plus a short course: -The Mountain Course, a Hale Irwin Signature Design 18-hole, 7413-yard, par-72, elevation 8250 feet -The Summit Course, a Jack Nicklaus Signature Design 18-hole, 7530-yard, par-72, elevation 9000 feet -The Valley Course, a Tom Fazio Signature Design 18-hole, 7005-yard, par-71, elevation 7200 feet -The Short Course, a Dave Pelz Signature Design 1252-yard, par-27, elevation 7800 Tee Times: from 7 a.m., no tee times online, Green Fees: $225; Caddies are mandatory for 18 hole courses if you choose to walk Dress code: No denim, collared shirt and Bermuda shorts required; metal spikes not allowed Amenities: Four distinct clubhouses with unique dining experiences, pro shop Misc. info: Season is May 1 - Oct 31 (closed on Mondays) Directions: I-70 to Edwards exit, north to Hwy. 6, go right, then left on Squaw Creek Rd., follow signs 5 Provided by David McHugh e-Pro & Kenton Hopkins MRE, CRS, GRI | www.BeaverCreekOnline.com | 970.845.8053

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3 Gypsum Creek Golf Course Website: www.gypsumcreekgolf.com 530 Cotton Ranch Dr., Gypsum, 970-524-6200 The 18-hole Gypsum Creek Golf Course in Gypsum, CO is a public golf course that opened in 1997. Designed by Pete Dye, Gypsum Creek Golf Course measures 6980 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 72 and a 130 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels. Type: Semi-private, 18 holes, Par 72 Designer: Pete Dye Tee boxes: Black - slope: 130, rating: 72.9, ydg: 6980 Brown - slope: 123, rating: 71.5, ydg: 6474 Gold - slope: 118, rating: 70.8, ydg: 6048 Green fees (from June 25): Guest, 18 holes, $85; 9 holes, $55 Eagle County resident,: 18 holes, $75; 9 holes, $45 Tee times: Available online Dress code: No denim, collared shirt and Bermuda shorts required Practice: Driving range, chipping green, bunker Amenities: Pro shop, restaurant, tennis, pool Misc. info: Nestled in the Gypsum Valley, Cotton Ranch is an 18 hole Championship course for players of all abilities. Gypsum Creek travels through many of the holes, with spectacular views of the Red Table Mountains, New York Mountains and Castle Peak. Directions: Take I-70 west to exit 140 (Gypsum), turn and go 3/4 miles to Valley Road. Turn right on Valley Road, go 1 mile south; course is on the right.

4 Country Club of the Rockies 676 Sawatch Drive, Edwards, 970-926-3021 The 18-hole Country Club of the Rockies in Edwards, CO is a private golf course that opened in 1984. Designed by Jack Nicklaus, Country Club of the Rockies measures 7367 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 135 and a 73.7 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels.

Type: Private, 180 holes, Par 72 Membership Fee: $150,000 Designer: Jack Nicklaus Tee boxes: Green - slope: 136, rating: 73.7, ydg: 7367 Blue - slope, 131, rating: 71.2, ydg: 6843 White - slope: 126, rating: 69.6, ydg: 6505 Black - slope: 117, rating: 67.2, ydg: 6006 Red - slope: 124, rating: 71.0, ydg: 5373 Green fees: $200 unaccompanied; $100 accompanied Tee times: no limit, from 7:30 a.m. Dress code: No denim, collared shirt and Bermuda shorts required. Practice: Driving range, practice greens Amenities: Pro shop, restaurant, bar Misc. info: A Nicklaus Signature links-style course, very highly conditioned with undulating greens. Directions: From I-70, exit 167 (Avon), go south and then west on Hwy. 6, 3 miles up on the left.

5 Eagle Ranch Golf Club Website: www.eagleranchgolf.com 0050 Lime Park Drive, Eagle, 866-328-3232 Situated in Brush Creek Valley, Eagle Ranch Golf Club sits at an elevation of 6,600 feet above sea level. Golfers can expect uneven lies as well as scenic views. Arnold Palmer designed the layout, which includes an interesting variety of mountain and links-style holes. The open, rolling fairways lead to large, undulating greens that play very fast. There is water on most of the holes and strategically placed bunkers throughout. The challenging golf course will test your abilities but the spectacular views of the surrounding Sawatch Mountains will test your concentration. Eagle Ranch Golf Club demands accuracy but with five sets of tees there is something for golfers of all abilities Type: Public-18 holes, par 72 Designer: Arnold Palmer Tee boxes: Black - slope: 141, rating: 74.8, ydg: 7530 Gold - slope: 131, rating: 73.0, ydg: 7151 Blue - slope: 126, rating: 70.8, ydg: 6718 White - slope: 119, rating: 68.3, ydg: 6171 9 Provided by David McHugh e-Pro & Kenton Hopkins MRE, CRS, GRI | www.BeaverCreekOnline.com | 970.845.8053

Red - slope: 126, rating: 69.8, ydg: 5497 Green fees (from June 25): Guest: 18 holes, $99; 9 holes, $55 Eagle Cty. resident: 18 holes, $82; 9 holes, $45 Tee times: Three days in advance, available online Dress code: Traditional attire Practice: Driving range, chipping and putting greens Amenities: Pro shop, restaurant Misc. info: Several water hazards will test your accuracy as the course plays through the Brush Creek Valley. Meanwhile, the views of the surrounding Sawatch Mountains will test your concentration. An enjoyable and challenging course for golfers of all skill levels. Directions: Take I-70 west to exit 147 (Eagle). Head south 1/2 mile to Highway 6. Head west to Sylvan Lake Road and turn left. Follow signs to the course.

6 Eagle Springs Golf Club 28251 US Hwy. 6 & 24, Wolcott, 970-926-4404 The 18-hole Eagle Springs Golf Club in Wolcott, CO is a private golf course that opened in 1995. Designed by Jay Morrish and Tom Weiskopf, Eagle Springs Golf Club measures 7009 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 129 and a 72.4 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels. Type: Private, 18 holes, par 71 Membership Fee: $70,000 non-equity annual fees: $12,000 Designer: Tom Weiskopf Tee boxes: Gold - slope: 131, rating: 73.2, ydg: 7058 Blue - slope: 125, rating: 69.4, ydg: 6531 White - slope: 122, rating: 66.2, ydg: 5736 White (women) - slope: 131, rating: 72.2, ydg: 5736 Red - slope: 122, rating: 68.6, ydg: 5049 Green fees: Unpublished Tee times: N/A Dress code: No denim, collared shirt and Bermuda shorts required Practice: Driving range, chipping and putting greens Amenities: Pro shop, restaurant Misc. info: A links style course, narrow fairways with play along the river with elevation changes and nice views of surrounding peaks Directions: Take I-70 to the Wolcott exit. Go right on Highway 6 for 1 mile.

7 Eagle-Vail Golf Club Website: www.eaglevailgolf.com 431 Eagle Drive, Avon, 800-341-8051 What's the best way to describe Eagle Vail Golf Club? A river golf course? A mountain golf course? Actually, it's a little bit of both. It's also a pretty golf course ... and pretty tough. The 18-hole Bruce Devlin and Roger von Hagge design, which opened in 1974, isn't a long golf course by today's standards, but there isn't a lot of room for error. The only true mountain design for a public golf course in the Vail Valley places a high priority on shot placement, and you should as well if you want to have a good score. The tee shot at the par-5 first hole is elevated about 75 feet, there's the red barn at No. 2 (part of the area's agricultural heritage) and there are plenty of elevation changes and breathtaking views as you make your way around. But no matter what you call Eagle Vail Golf Club, chances are you'll be calling for another tee time once you've played there. Type: Public, 18 holes, par 72 Designer: Devlin/VonHagge Tee boxes: Blue - slope: 127, rating: 70.6, ydg: 6819 White -slope: 118, rating: 68.6, ydg: 6160 Red - slope: 122, rating: 67.2, ydg: 4856 Green fees (from June 27): Guest: 18 holes, $50-$92 Eagle Cty. resident: $45-$82 Tee times: Three days in advance Dress code: No denim, collared shirt and Bermuda shorts required, non-metal spikes only Practice: Driving range, practice and chipping greens Amenities: Pro shop, restaurant, beverage cart Misc. info: A real mountain-style course good for all abilities. Not over-long, plays up and downhill criss-crossing the Eagle River. Eagle-Vail also has Willow Creek, a 9-hole, par 3 course. Directions: West on I-70 to Eagle-Vail exit, left under the highway, take first left on Eagle Road, to Eagle Drive, go right to the course up the hill.

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Red Sky Golf Club (Fazio Course, Norman Course) Website: www.redskygolfclub.com 376 Red Sky Road, Wolcott, 970-477-8400 Fazio Course: The 18-hole Fazio Course at Red Sky Golf Club in Wolcott, CO is a semi-private golf course. Fazio Course at Red Sky Golf Club was designed by Tom Fazio.

Norman Course: The 36-hole Norman Course at Red Sky Golf Club in Wolcott, CO is a semi private golf course that opened in 2003. Designed by Greg Norman, Norman Course at Red Sky Golf Club measures 7,580 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 139 and a 71.4 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels. Greens and fairways are blue grass. Type: Private/resort, Two, 18-hole courses, each par 72 Designer: Tom Fazio/Greg Norman Tee boxes (Tom Fazio course): Black - slope: 135, rating: 72.0, ydg: 7113 Blue -slope: 133, rating: 7.8, ydg: 6813 Gold - slope: 130, rating: 68.6, ydg: 6405 Sage - slope: 136, rating: 72.1, ydg: 5994 Red - slope: 125, rating: 68.2, ydg: 5265 Tee boxes (Greg Norman course): Black - slope: 144, rating: 74.2, ydg: 7580 Blue -slope: 139, rating: 71.4, ydg: 6989 Gold - slope: 132, rating: 69.8, ydg: 6572 Sage - slope: 137, rating: 72.7, ydg: 6080 Red - slope: 124, rating: 65.5, ydg: 5269 Green fees: From $115/night including lodging Tee times: Up to one month in advance, online Dress code: No denim, collared shirt and Bermuda shorts required. Practice: Driving range, putting greens Amenities: Clubhouse, restaurant, pro shop, bar Misc. info: Tom Fazio's spectacular design merges spectacular vistas of Vail's Back Bowls with a variety of terrain to gratify players of all skill levels. Players will make their way through open sage covered hills, dense aspen forest and around a highland lake. On the Greg Norman course, craggy rock outcroppings, twisted knots of scrub oak, rugged gulches, and wildflower meadows all contribute to an unparalleled wilderness golf experience. Directions: Take I-70 west from Denver to Wolcott. Turn left and proceed one mile to Red Sky Road.

Sonnenalp Golf Club Website: www.sonnenalp.com 1265 Berry Creek Road, Edwards, 970-477-5370 The 18-hole Sonnenalp Golf Club in Edwards, CO is a resort golf course that opened in 1980. Designed by Bob Cupp, Sonnenalp Golf Club measures 7,059 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 138 and a 72.3 USGA rating. The course features 4 sets of tees for different skill levels.

Type: Resort/private, 18 holes, par 71 Designer: Morrish/Cupp Tee boxes: Black - slope: 138, rating: 72.3, ydg: 7074 Blue -slope: 129, rating: 69.2, ydg: 6471 White - slope: 120, rating: 66.8, ydg: 5903 Green - slope: 115, rating: 70.0, ydg: 5174 Green fees: Before 3 p.m./public: 18 holes, $160; 9 holes, $107 After 3 p.m./public: $100 Tee times: One week in advance, from 8 a.m. Dress code: Appropriate golf attire, spikeless shoes preferred. Practice: Driving range, putting and chipping greens Amenities: Restaurant, tennis, spa Misc. info: A Scottish, links-style course with great views of the surrounding mountains. Recognized by Golf Digest magazine in its "Top 100 Resort Courses" Sonnenalp consistently ranks as one of the state's top three courses in Colorado Golf Magazine. Directions: Take I-70 to exit 163 (Edwards). Turn right and immediately right again onto Berry Creek Road.

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10 Vail Golf Club Website: www.vailrec.com 1778 Vail Valley Drive, Vail, 970-479-2260 Situated at the base of the Gore Mountain Range in the Rocky Mountains, Vail Golf Club is a mountain course with beautiful scenery provided by Gore Creek, which meanders through the layout, and the White River National Forest that rests adjacent to it. The golf course features flat, tree-lined fairways and medium-sized greens, both of which are well protected by numerous bunkers. The golf course plays through towering trees that demand accuracy. There are also several beaver ponds throughout the golf course that come into play on several holes. In addition to the scenic round, Vail Golf Club also provides practice facilities including a driving range and putting greens. Type: Public, 18 holes, Par 71 Designer: Ben Kruger Tee boxes: Black - slope: 121, rating: 70.8, ydg: 7024 Blue -slope: 117, rating: 68.4, ydg: 6282 Gold - slope: 132, rating: 71.8, ydg: 5864 Green - slope: 128, rating: 68.4, ydg: 5308 Red - slope: 111, rating: 69.5, ydg: 5291 Green fees: Guest, high season: 18 holes, $90; 9 holes, $50 Tee times: Up to six months in advance Dress code: No denim, proper golf attire Practice: Driving range, practice greens Amenities: Restaurant, pro shop, beverage cart Misc. info: A traditional-style course, tree-lined. Directions: Take I-70 to exit 176 (main Vail exit). Head east on South Frontage Road for 2 miles to Vail Valley Drive.

11 Adams Mountain Country Club Rib Website: www.vailrec.com 1778 Vail Valley Drive, Vail, 970-479-2260 The 18-hole Adam's Mountain Country Club in Eagle, CO is a private golf course that opened in 2007. Designed by Tom Weiskopf, Adam's Mountain Country Club measures 7086 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 143 and a 73.2 USGA rating. The course features 5 sets of tees for different skill levels. Type: Public, 18 holes, Par 71 Designer: Ben Kruger Tee boxes: Black - slope: 121, rating: 70.8, ydg: 7024 Blue -slope: 117, rating: 68.4, ydg: 6282 Gold - slope: 132, rating: 71.8, ydg: 5864 Green - slope: 128, rating: 68.4, ydg: 5308 Red - slope: 111, rating: 69.5, ydg: 5291 Green fees: Guest, high season: 18 holes, $90; 9 holes, $50 Tee times: Up to six months in advance Dress code: No denim, proper golf attire Practice: Driving range, practice greens Amenities: Restaurant, pro shop, beverage cart Misc. info: A traditional-style course, tree-lined. Directions: Take I-70 to exit 176 (main Vail exit). Head east on South Frontage Road for 2 miles to Vail Valley Drive.

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12 Brightwater Club Website: www.brightwatervailvalley.com 400 Gypsum Creek, Gypsum, 970-777-1270 The 18-hole Brightwater Club in Gypsum, CO is a private golf course that opened in 2006. Brightwater Club measures 7940 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 145 and a 77.2 USGA rating. The course features 5 sets of tees for different skill levels. Type: Private, 18 holes, Par 72 Designer: Robert Trent Jones Jr. Tee boxes: Black - slope: 145, rating: 77.2, ydg: 7940 Gold - slope: 144, rating: 75, ydg: 7542 Blue -slope: 138, rating: 71.6, ydg: 6916 White - slope: 123, rating: 68.6, ydg: 6164 Red - slope: 136, rating: 71.4, ydg: 5698 Dress code: No denim, proper golf attire, collared shirt Practice: Driving range, practice greens Directions: Take I-70 west to exit 140 (Gypsum), and go 3/4 miles to Valley Road. Continue to Gypsum Creek Road and Brighwater is on your right.

We look forward to seeing you on the golf course this summer. For any questions about golf, real estate, the Vail Valley or Beaver Creek please feel free to contact David McHugh ee--Pro or Kenton Hopkins MRE, CRS, GRI at 970.845.8053. Or visit us online at www.BeaverCreekOnline.com for locations of each golf course. 970.845.8053 Disclaimer: Before relying on any course fees or membership fees contact the respective golf course. Fees may change without notice.