The Eldorado and Vista courses at Omni Interlocken Resort in Broomfield serve as the golf centerpiece of a mixed-use development situated between Denver and Boulder along the Front Range. Graham, Parks International designed both layouts to work within the rolling terrain characteristic of Colorado's high plains, where elevation changes and natural grasses frame the playing corridors. The courses opened in the late 1990s as part of the broader Interlocken development, which transformed former agricultural land into a business and resort community. Both courses incorporate water features and strategic bunkering across relatively open terrain, with views extending toward the Rocky Mountains to the west. The routing takes advantage of the property's natural contours while accommodating the resort setting, balancing challenge for visiting golfers with playability across skill levels. The designs reflect the firm's approach to creating accessible resort golf that works within the constraints of mixed-use development. The facility operates as part of the Omni hotel property, serving resort guests, corporate outings, and daily-fee players. The courses benefit from Colorado's high-altitude conditions, where the ball travels farther in the thin air, a factor that influences club selection and strategy throughout the round. The location provides convenient access for both Denver metro area residents and travelers, positioned near major transportation corridors in one of the region's fastest-growing suburban corridors.