Beat the heat and head up to Keystone for awe-inspiring high-country golf. Crisp autumn air, golden leaves, and wide-open afternoon tee times make September the perfect month to grab your buddies and make the 90-minute drive west of Denver.
With two distinct golf courses, you can choose your adventure or play them both.
Take on the challenging Keystone Ranch, laid out in a serene mountain valley with panoramic views, where you’ll need to hone your shot-making skills as you play through pine forest and sage meadows, over the creek and around a 9-acre lake. After your round, retreat to the patio for drinks and appetizers or indulge in a Colorado steakhouse dinner at the award-winning Keystone Ranch Restaurant.
If you want to feel the full effect of Keystone’s 9,280 feet of elevation, choose to journey up and down through the gravity-defying River Course with breathtaking views of Lake Dillon and the Continental Divide. The front nine winds over and around the Snake River while the back nine offers thrilling golf shots with dramatic elevation changes, highlighted by a 200-foot drop from the 16th tee to the green.
Save big when you bring your crew or play more. With Keystone’s Colorado Buddy Pass, you’ll get 12 transferable rounds of golf to share with friends or use over several days. For just $150 per round, including your golf car rental and practice balls, you can bring your group for a cool day trip or take on Keystone Ranch one day and The River Course the next.
Book tee times online at www.GolfKeystone.com.
If you don’t see your most-desired time, use Keystone’s Noteefy waitlist app to get an alert when your preferred time becomes available.
Call (970) 496-1520 or email [email protected] for additional information.
Stay, Play & Save by calling the reservation experts at (877) 317-9435.
Crisp autumn air, golden leaves, and wide-open afternoon tee times make September the perfect month to grab your buddies and make the 90-minute drive west of Denver Beat the heat and head up to Keystone for awe-inspiring high-country golf. Crisp autumn air, golden leaves, and wide-open afternoon tee times make September the perfect month
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