Est. 2002 · Jack Nicklaus (Nicklaus Signature Design)
Why we love this place
Why we love it: a polished, modern Nicklaus test that never stops asking smart questions. Water on half the holes keeps you honest, seven tee decks make it fair for everyone, and the conditioning is genuinely tournament-grade. It's the kind of well-run parkland course we're always happy to send Denver players toward.
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About Cherry Creek Country Club
Cherry Creek Country Club is a private club in the Denver area whose golf course opened in 2002 as a Jack Nicklaus Signature design, created by Nicklaus with his son Jack Nicklaus II. Set on parkland terrain along East Iliff Avenue, the par-72 layout stretches to roughly 7,450 yards from seven sets of tees, giving it flexibility for players of widely varying abilities. Water is a defining feature, coming into play on nine of the eighteen holes, and several holes showcase Nicklaus's characteristic contouring and 'speed slots' meant to reward well-placed drives. Known for meticulous conditioning and progressive turf management, the club has collected regional honors from Colorado Avid Golfer for both course conditions and overall member experience.
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