Willis Case Golf Course

Willis Case is a City & County of Denver municipal course that began in 1929 as the nine-hole Berkeley Park Golf Course; a few years later Denver bought an adjacent course and combined the two into today's 18-hole layout. It is named for Willis Case Jr., a stockbroker who left an endowment to the city to build a golf course. Just northwest of downtown, it is known for panoramic Rocky Mountain views, mature trees, narrow sloping fairways and small greens, and is regarded as one of the area's best-value municipal courses.