There are tons of options to go swing a club in this city, and just as long as it isn’t at a baby seal you pretty much can’t go wrong. Still, that doesn’t mean you have the cash walk onto a primo course. A better idea is to hop onto one of these gems and start stroking away.
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Five courses under $50
Get on the green without blowing too much of it
June 10, 2008Kennedy Golf Course
10500 E. Hampden Ave. - Aurora303-755-0105
Best of all though it has three different putt-putt courses to choose from as well if you are in the mood to be frustrated by a spinning ferris wheel rather than the rough. The lighted driving range is right next to the cafe and pro shop so throwing back a few brewskies is always a close possibility. Starting at $23 a round it also frees the pocketbook up to go and get some post grub and drinks at the clubhouse.
Coal Creek Golf Course
585 West Dillon Road - Louisville303-666-7888
Louisville's finest, this 18-hole golf course offers the serene views of our Rocky Mountains without having to take a serious trip out of the city. A good course for all levels, it still offers a challenge to the veterans with water coming into play on all but two holes. Lesson packages start at $50 for a quick fix, and a round is just under that—so you could improve your game and practice what you learned all for under a $100.
City Park Golf Course
2500 York St. - DenverLocated right in the heart of the city, five minutes from downtown, right next to the Denver Zoo and Denver Museum of Natural History, as well as across the street from City Park, few courses are this convenient, as well as affordable. Only $31 on the weekends, there is still plenty of cash left over to enjoy all the attractions nearby.
Buffalo Run Golf Course
15700 East 112th Avenue - Commerce City303-289-1500
Just over 10 years old, Buffalo run has already established itself as one of the best in the state. Even while Commerce City is not well known for its serene outdoor setting, designer Keith Foster has constructed a miraculous retreat that brings the credibility of the whole city up. Still, it keeps its community in mind, as residents only pay $37 on the weekends.
Saddleback Golf Club
8631 Frontier Street - Firestone303-833-5000
Okay, this is actually $80 for two, which for you math geniuses is still under $50 a person. The Buddy Package gets you two green fees, cart and a range token. Now all you have to do is fine a buddy.
What other people are saying...
Berggolf from Arvada - April 01, 2009 at 11:46 AM
I agree with the courses listed, but there are many more <$50 courses in the Denver area to play. What about Indian Tree? Mariana Buttes? Hyland ...
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Report This Commentmeangreenchili from Parker - March 31, 2009 at 8:10 PM
How about a Pete Dye layout, with bent grass fairways, some of the best conditions in Colorado, owned by Adams County, rated by the Zagat Survey a...
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Report This Commentbeebz from Littleton - March 31, 2009 at 5:31 PM
I play at the Meadows off of Simms. Tough but fun course. Cost is $43 for a non-resident.
Report This Commentbeebz from Littleton - March 31, 2009 at 5:30 PM
I agree with Von on Wellshire. I play at the Meadows off of Simms. Tough but fun track. if you're good enough (sub 10 handicap) the gold tees make ...
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Report This Commentvontitlest from denver university - March 31, 2009 at 1:53 PM
Wellshire golf course on colorado blvd a Donald Ross designed course is a classic and very reasonably priced.
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