Est. 1997 · Tom Weiskopf
Why we love this place
We love that the Ridge hands everyday golfers a Castle Pines-caliber round without a member's badge. Weiskopf's routing rides the ridgelines, so almost every tee shot comes with a view and a decision. It is upscale public golf done right, and worth the trip south of Denver.
Via The Ridge at Castle Pines North (official site)
About The Ridge at Castle Pines
The Ridge at Castle Pines North opened in July 1997 as an upscale daily-fee course in Castle Pines, Colorado, set in the Denver-area foothills of Douglas County. Designed by 1973 Open champion and prolific architect Tom Weiskopf, the par-71 layout tumbles across dramatic ridgelines and ravines dotted with scrub oak and ponderosa pine, playing from roughly 5,000 to more than 7,000 yards across four sets of tees. Managed by Troon Golf, it has repeatedly been voted Colorado's top upscale public facility and has appeared on national lists, including Golf Magazine's ranking of courses you can play. Elevation changes and mountain views define nearly every hole, giving public players a taste of the exclusivity long associated with the Castle Pines name.
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