Est. 2001 · Perry Dye
Why we love this place
Why we love it: honest, accessible Dye golf with mountain views and room to breathe. The bold bunkering and preserved wetlands give it real character, while the par-3 course makes it a place the whole group can enjoy. It's exactly the welcoming, well-designed public option we like to champion.
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About Green Valley Ranch Golf Club
Green Valley Ranch Golf Club opened in 2001 in northeast Denver as a public, daily-fee facility designed by Perry Dye of the famed Dye golf-architecture family. The par-72 championship course plays to about 7,080 yards and is complemented by a nine-hole, par-3 short course. Dye built the layout into the area's natural high-plains landscape, preserving native creeks, wetlands, and stands of cottonwood while incorporating the bold bunkering, mounding, and strategic angles associated with the Dye name. With open sightlines toward the Rocky Mountains, it offers an accessible yet substantial test not far from Denver International Airport. The course has drawn recognition from national publications such as Golf Digest and Golfweek as one of the region's strong public options.
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