Est. 2001 · Arnold Palmer (with Ed Seay)
Why we love this place
We love Eagle Ranch for its big-sky, high-country golf without the resort price tag. The mountain air lets you fly it, the Brush Creek valley views are endless, and those old ranch relics dotting the holes give this Arnold Palmer layout a genuine sense of place. Approachable, scenic, unforgettable.
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About Eagle Ranch Golf Club
Eagle Ranch Golf Club is an Arnold Palmer Signature Design that opened in 2001 as the centerpiece of a master-planned residential community in the small Rocky Mountain town of Eagle, Colorado, west of Vail. Palmer worked with his design team, including Ed Seay, to route the public 18-hole course through Brush Creek Valley at roughly 6,600 feet of elevation, where thin mountain air adds carry to every shot; the layout stretches to about 7,461 yards from the tips. Palmer himself christened the course in its first season with a nine-hole exhibition. The land was a working ranch before development, and the club has kept that heritage visible, scattering antique ranch implements around the property as a nod to its agricultural past while framing holes against sweeping mountain and valley backdrops.
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