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The River Course at Keystone was ranked #9 in "Golf for Women's" 50 Best Courses for Women. This par-71, Hurdzan-Fry course brings an element of drama to your game. The par-35 front nine is oriented around the path of the Snake River and the par-36 back nine winds through a lodgepole pine forest. Impressive elevation changes, variable bunkers, water hazards, and five sets of tees on each hole combine to challenge golfers of all abilities. The 16th hole features a 194-foot elevation drop from tee to green and the scenic 18th hole offers 12 bunkers and spectacular views of Lake Dillon. Add to that the magnificent views of snow-capped peaks and wildlife and it’s easy to see this is a golfing experience unlike any other. Total yardage is 4,762 - 6,886. "Our philosophy is to design golf courses that stir the spirit, exceed expectation and defy understanding. In doing this, golf becomes a complex puzzle requiring strength, skill and strategy - set in an environment of unquestioning beauty, yet subject to the irrepressible forces of nature." - Dr. Michael Hurdzan The River Course clubhouse features the Golf Shop and The Grill.  Our golf shop is fully-stocked with signature golf apparel, golf clubs, and accessories from top manufacturers.  The River Course Grill is open daily during the golf season for breakfast, lunch, and apres golf - come by after your round for a happy hour drink at the bar or on our sunny patio. Practice facility access and practice balls are included in the golf fees for all guests. Our practice facility includes a putting green, practice bunker and driving range. THE RIVER COURSE @ KEYSTONE Semi-Private | Built 2000 PAR: 71 - Designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan and Dana Fry BLACK Tees: 6886 Yds. / Rating 71.1 / Slope 137 BLUE Tees: 6507 Yds. / Rating 69.4 / Slope 126 WHITE Tees: 5970 Yds. / Rating 66.8 / Slope 120 GOLD Tees: 5331 Yds. / Rating 63.6 / Slope 116

Challenge yourself and take your game to a higher level on this classic mountain golf course. Winding through lodgepole pines, around sage meadows and across a nine-acre lake, this par-72 golf course features slight elevation changes and many bunkers. Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr., The Ranch Course at Keystone follows the legendary links-style of a Scottish course on the front nine, while the back nine presents a traditional mountain valley layout. Total yardage is 5,582 - 7,090. "We use our vision to reveal and sculpt the course inherent in each site so golfers can enjoy the challenges and wonders of the game." - Robert Trent Jones, Jr The Keystone Ranch clubhouse features lockers rooms and a fully-stocked golf shop offering signature golf apparel, golf clubs, and accessories from top manufacturers. Keystone Ranch Restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and apres golf food and beverages every day during the golf season. Enjoy some of the best views in Summit County on our deck overlooking the back nine. Practice facility access and practice balls are included in the golf fees for all guests. Our practice facility includes a putting green, practice bunker, and driving range. The Keystone Ranch Restaurant Experience our extraordinary fusion of the Colorado frontier and fine dining in the rustic elegance of this original 1930s ranch homestead overlooking the Keystone Ranch Golf Course. Meander through a luxurious six-course dinner featuring excellent Colorado cuisine and wild game specialties. Or choose our four-course dinner for two for $99.  It won’t take long to see why the Ranch is a AAA Four Diamond™ restaurant and a Wine Spectator DiRoNa winner, as well as recognized as one of the Best Restaurants in Colorado by the prestigious Zagat Survey®. Reservations are required. THE RANCH COURSE @ KEYSTONE Semi-Private | Built 1980 PAR: 72 - Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. GOLD Tees: 7017 Yds. / Rating 72.2 / Slope 142 BLUE Tees: 6504 Yds. / Rating 69.9 / Slope 132 WHITE Tees: 6034 Yds. / Rating 67.7 / Slope 121 RED Tees: 5041 Yds. / Rating 63.3 / Slope 107 We can also add these local favorites to your itinerary:

The Town of Breckenridge opened the Bear nine in 1985. The Bear was the first nine to grace the landscape known to Breckenridge's early day miners as “Buffalo Flats”. What was once a tent city of miners seeking fortunes of gold, is now a challenging golf course with players seeking birdies.The second nine to open, in 1987, was the Beaver. Left of holes 6, 7, and 8 and you will notice rock piles or "tailings" as the miners called them, leftover from the days of gold mining in the area. The Beaver nine takes its’ name from the beaver ponds that are scattered along holes 6, 8, and 9.The success of the original 18 holes, prompted town officials to expand the golf course. In 2001 the Elk nine opened giving golfers’ 27 memorable holes to play. The Elk offers the most elevation change of the three nines, as well as the beautiful panoramic views of the Ten-Mile Mountain range.Come see for yourself what makes Breckenridge Golf Club the premier destination for mountain golf! Great close-by option - about 10 miles/17 mins. from Keystone Village. BRECKENRIDGE GOLF CLUB Semi-Private | Built 1985 PAR: 72 - Designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. BLACK Tees: 6817 Yds. / Rating 71.7 / Slope 121 BLUE Tees: 6413 Yds. / Rating 69.8 / Slope 117 WHITE Tees: 5841 Yds. / Rating 67.2 / Slope 112 FORWARD Tees: 5100 Yds. / Rating 67.6 / Slope 120

The Raven was founded in 2000 and is located in Silverthorne, Colorado at an elevation of 9,035 feet. The course is surrounded by towering pines and quaking aspens. The snow capped mountains of over 13,000 feet frame the course with crystal clear creeks and and sparkling lakes rich with trout. The course was designed by Tom Lehman and Hurzdan and Fry. Tom Lehman is a PGA TOUR veteran with 35 professional wins, including a 1996 Open championship and a second place finish in both the 1994 Masters and 1996 US Open. Hurzdan and Fry have designed over 400 courses worldwide, including Erin Hills the 2017 host of the US Mens Open Championship. Very impressive 18 holes of golf! A true mountain course experience with breathtaking vistas and beautifully manicured fairways - about 10 miles/18 mins. from Keystone Village. RAVEN AT THREE PEAKS Semi-Private | Built 2000 PAR: 72 - Designed by Tom Lehman and Hurzdan and Fry RAVEN Tees: 7413 Yds. / Rating 74.2 / Slope 142 SILVER Tees: 6806 Yds. / Rating 71.9 / Slope 137 WHITE Tees: 6386 Yds. / Rating 69.6 / Slope 130 GOLD Tees: 5235 Yds. / Rating 64.2 / Slope 110

The Vail Valley's most walkable course, the golf club is open to the public and features a full-service pro shop, group/corporate outings, professional instruction, a driving range, a practice area, golf swing analysis, and Grill on the Gore restaurant, featuring Rocky Mountain fare at its finest. Recognized by Golf Digest as a "Top 100 Resort Course," golfers enjoy playing greens that follow the Gore Creek and lay adjacent to the White River National Forest. The Vail Golf Club also offers an ADA-accessible cart for those with additional needs. Highlighted by views of the Gore Mountain Range, Vail’s mountain-style, 18-hole course features unique fairways, smooth putting surfaces, and a scenic layout amidst the White River National Forest. The fairways are tree-lined and generally flat, but numerous greenside and fairway bunkers, as well as beaver ponds, will test a golfer’s accuracy. Vail’s course features 6,739 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 71. A course rating of 71.0/136 from the back tees and 63.5/108 from the forward tees make it a truly spectacular experience for golfers of all skill levels. Recognized by Golf Digest as a "Top 100 Resort Course," golfers enjoy watching their balls fly 10 percent farther in Vail’s high-altitude environment, while they challenge themselves on greens that follow the scenic Gore Creek. Designed and built by one of Vail’s pioneers, Ben Krueger, in 1962, Vail’s course continues to be thought of by many as one of the best courses in the Vail Valley -- a must-play among locals and guests alike. Once the golf course is blanketed with snow, it serves as Vail’s Nordic Center during the winter months, offering 17 kilometers of groomed ski track and 10 kilometers of separate snowshoe trails. A walker's paradise, this club is also easy on the eyes and smartly laid out and designated an Auduban International sanctuary. Natural beauty abounds!  - about 35 miles/45 mins. from Keystone Village. VAIL GOLF CLUB Semi-Private | Built 1962 PAR: 71 - Designed by Ben Krueger BLACK Tees: 6739 Yds. / Rating 71.0 / Slope 136 BLUE Tees: 6252 Yds. / Rating 68.3 / Slope 134 GOLD Tees: 5570 Yds. / Rating 65.7 / Slope 115 GREEN Tees: 5142 Yds. / Rating 63.5 / Slope 108