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Eagle Ranch Golf Course

The 18 hole golf course was fashioned with the feel of a links course. The fairways are bordered by rolling terrain topped with long native grasses. Strategically placed water hazards and bunkers add to the challenge and beauty of the layout. With five sets of tees, the course can be played from 5400 yards to over 7500 yards. At 6,600 feet above sea level, the golf ball flies approximately 10% further, so golfers of all abilities can play from a distance that suits their game. Even at the high altitude, the golf season lasts from early April to early November.

Location:
Eagle Ranch Golf Course
0050 Lime Park Drive – Eagle, CO 81631
970-328-2882

The 18 hole golf course was fashioned with the feel of a links course. The fairways are bordered by rolling terrain topped with long native grasses. Strategically placed water hazards and bunkers add to the challenge and beauty of the layout. With five sets of tees, the course can be played from 5400 yards to over 7500 yards. At 6,600 feet above sea level, the golf ball flies approximately 10% further, so golfers of all abilities can play from a distance that suits their game. Even at the high altitude, the golf season lasts from early April to early November.

The 18 hole golf course was fashioned with the feel of a links course. The fairways are bordered by rolling terrain topped with long native grasses. Strategically placed water hazards and bunkers add to the challenge and beauty of the layout. With five sets of tees, the course can be played from 5400 yards to over 7500 yards. At 6,600 feet above sea level, the golf ball flies approximately 10% further, so golfers of all abilities can play from a distance that suits their game. Even at the high altitude, the golf season lasts from early April to early November.

General Directions:
Take I-70 west to Exit 147 (Eagle). Go south on Eby Creek Mesa Drive to Hwy 6. Go west to Sylvan Lake Road, turn left and follow signs to the course.

Website: www.eagleranchgolf.com
Year Built: 2001
Designer: Palmer/Seay
Classification: Public
Dress Code: Traditional golf attire: collared shirts, no denim.
PGA Head Professional: Jeff Boyer, PGA Director of Golf
Superintendent: Derek Rose

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