Lakewood Country Club

Set on former farmland just west of downtown Denver, Lakewood Country Club in Lakewood, Colorado is a private, tree-lined parkland course playing today as a par-71, 18-hole layout. The club presents an active golf culture with a clubhouse (rebuilt in 2007), dining venues, and a fitness center and pool complex added in 2008; the grounds support a robust caddie program and host outside outings on select days. The course itself sits in a compact, walkable footprint with short green-to-tee connections and modest elevation change, framed by mature hardwoods and the drainage of Lakewood Gulch that influences select holes. The club states that a 2017 project by Gil Hanse restored several holes “back to the original Donald Ross style,” while also modestly extending the back tees; multiple third-party listings put the current championship yardage near 6,900 yards. Lakewood remains a members-only facility; public pages on the club’s site describe the golf program, amenities, and a scorecard link, though some details are member-gated.