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City Park Golf Course

City Park Golf Course

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2500 York St, Denver, Colorado, 80205, United States
(720) 865-3410 www.cityofdenvergolf.com
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Mar 12, 2018
The golf course is a thing of the past, with fencing surrounding the entire property with tractors peeping the ground for who knows what's next? City Park Golf Course has been around for most, if not all of my 54 years. It's a Denver Colorado Landmark if I could say. Probably making way for more High End living (Condos, Stores, etc.). Not sure.

Apr 25, 2018
I like to golf there, it's a good place to golf.

Feb 20, 2018
Absolutely gorgeous!! I hope they dont it down...

Sep 30, 2017
Wide open fairways make for a great play. I still have work to do aiming onto them, but if you have a decent playstyle, you'll do well.

Jun 12, 2017
This is a classic municipal golf course with plenty of local history. The course had served the people of Denver admirably. It will get closed for a while to build in additional capacity to handle storm drainage/overflow. The course is relatively short with some tricky greens that tend to slope back to front, so err shorter on the approach shots. It tends to play long for ladies. Water is limited on this course, but those who fade or those who try to drive #6 may get surprised how much the pond curls in close to the green...stay left. 26th avenue runs on the left side of #1-3 with joggers and bikers even closer than cars, stay right. One thing to note, the driving range is limited, holes 17 &18 abut the narrow range. Also the yellow range balls spill into the fairways of both #17 & 18. So play a non-yellow ball on those holes, otherwise your ball may get camouflaged. Finally golfers that like to play rounds for money like to frequent this course.

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