Fox Hollow Golf Club's Links course is a public facility located in Lakewood, Colorado, designed by Denis Griffiths and opened in the mid-1990s. The course sits on relatively open terrain west of Denver, where the Front Range foothills begin their rise toward the Rocky Mountains. Griffiths, a Colorado-based architect known for designing accessible daily-fee courses throughout the region, routed the layout across gently rolling land that allows for views of the mountain backdrop while incorporating natural elevation changes and open spaces characteristic of the area. The design reflects a straightforward approach to public golf, with wide fairways and large greens that accommodate high rounds of play while still presenting strategic interest through bunkering and modest contours. The course takes advantage of its setting by incorporating native grasses and scrub vegetation along the margins, giving the property a semi-links aesthetic despite the high-altitude inland location. Water features appear on several holes, adding variety to the routing and creating distinct risk-reward scenarios. Fox Hollow operates as part of the Lakewood municipal golf system and serves a broad cross-section of Denver-area golfers. The facility includes a second eighteen-hole course (the Canyon course) and maintains a reputation for solid conditioning and accessibility. The Links course typically plays as the more open and forgiving of the two layouts, making it popular with recreational players while still offering enough length and challenge from the back tees to test accomplished golfers.