A short ride on I-70 just east of Denver is Antelope Hills Golf Course. Part of the Antelope Hills residential community, this eighteen hole links style layout was designed by architect Dick Phelps, and opened for play June 2002. The course is described as “user friendly”, as the holes are linked to one another – making it easy to walk from finishing green to the next tee. The course is wide open and treeless, with views of the Rocky Mountains to the west and the Eastern Plains to the east. The fairways stretch over gently rolling terrain, and the greens are large with subtle undulation, and run about 9 on the stimp meter. Water comes into play on one hole. Antelope Hills plays to 7,300-yards from the back tees, and there are five sets of tees making the course suitable for all skill levels, from novice to pro. For additional information call (303) 6445992 or log on to the club’s website at www.antelopehills.com.

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