Meadow at Fox Hollow Golf Club

Fox Hollow Golf Club's Meadow course sits in Lakewood on the western edge of the Denver metropolitan area, where the high plains begin their gradual rise toward the Front Range. Denis Griffiths designed the layout to work with the gently rolling terrain characteristic of this transition zone, incorporating natural elevation changes and open sight lines that extend toward the mountains. The course occupies land that reflects the semi-arid grassland environment of Colorado's eastern slope, with native grasses and scattered mature trees defining playing corridors.

The routing takes advantage of the property's natural contours, presenting a mix of elevation changes that require golfers to account for both distance and the effects of altitude on ball flight. Water features appear on several holes, adding strategic interest to what is primarily a parkland-style design shaped by the regional landscape. The layout offers multiple tee positions to accommodate different skill levels, a common approach in daily-fee facilities serving a broad golfing public.

Fox Hollow operates as a public facility managed by the City of Lakewood, making it accessible to residents and visitors throughout the Denver area. The club features multiple courses on the property, with the Meadow serving as one option within the larger complex. The setting provides views of the Rocky Mountain foothills to the west while maintaining the open, expansive character typical of Colorado's Front Range golf courses.