Hilton Denver Inverness

Inverness is a private 18-hole course located at the Hilton Denver Inverness in Englewood, a southern suburb of Denver. Designed by Press Maxwell and opened in the mid-1970s, the course was developed as part of a larger resort and conference center complex that serves both hotel guests and club members. Maxwell, a regional architect active in Colorado during this period, routed the course across rolling terrain typical of the Front Range foothills, incorporating natural elevation changes and views of the Rocky Mountains to the west. The layout takes advantage of the property's mature cottonwoods and pines, with tree-lined fairways and water features that come into play on several holes. The course sits at approximately 5,700 feet elevation, which affects distance and club selection in the thinner air common to Denver-area golf. Inverness serves a dual role as both a private club facility and an amenity for the adjacent hotel and conference center, a model that was popular in suburban resort developments of the 1970s. The club offers traditional country club amenities including dining facilities and event spaces integrated with the hotel property. The course provides a parkland-style golf experience within the Denver metropolitan area, combining accessibility for resort guests with the character of a private club setting. Its location near major highways and the Denver Tech Center makes it a convenient option for both local members and visiting business travelers.