Perry Park at Perry Park Country Club

Perry Park Country Club, nestled amongst the Dakota Hogback rock formations south of Denver, holds a rugged charm forged in the late 1960s. This mountain parkland course, routed through ponderosa pine and dramatic elevation changes, is a test of both stamina and strategic acumen. Errant drives find unforgiving terrain, and navigating the sloping fairways requires a keen understanding of trajectory and distance control. The course favors players who can shape their shots and embrace the challenge of uneven lies.

Designed by Dick Phelps, Perry Park presents a classic, unfussy layout that prioritizes the natural landscape. It’s a testament to the era's emphasis on playability and integration with the environment. While not hosting national championships, the course maintains a strong regional presence, beloved by members for its demanding yet fair test of golf and the unique, quiet beauty of its setting.

Perry Park’s tight-knit membership adds to the charm. They are known to gather on the patio after a round, sharing stories and enjoying the panoramic views. You'll often hear tales of near misses and memorable shots echoing through the mountain air, a reminder of the course's indelible mark on those who navigate its challenging terrain.