Architect
Jack Nicklaus
Established
1981
Par / Length
72 / 7700y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: Castle Pines Golf Club is a private Jack Nicklaus mountain course in Castle Rock, routed through pine forest, open ridges and high-elevation terrain. The course combines significant elevation changes with broad mountain views, demanding that players judge both the target and the effect of thin air.
History: Jack Vickers engaged Nicklaus to design the course, construction began in 1979 and Castle Pines opened in October 1981. The course later became a long-running tournament venue, but its core identity still comes from the original mountain routing and the land's natural scale.
Did You Know? Castle Pines hosted The International on the PGA Tour from 1986 through 2006. Tournament preparations have shown how far the course can be stretched, while everyday tees keep the same dramatic topography in play at more manageable distances.
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