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Perry Park Course


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.
The journey to Perry Park Country Club begins at Denver International Airport, roughly 45 minutes north, where the high plains meet the Front Range. From there, the drive south along Interstate 25 traces the dramatic eastern edge of the Rockies before peeling west into the rolling, red-rock terrain of Douglas County. The final approach winds through stands of ponderosa pine and open grassland, climbing gently into the secluded Perry Park valley - a hidden enclave where the foothills soften and the sense of arrival feels both remote and remarkably close to the city left behind.

FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Perry Park was designed by Dick Phelps.
Perry Park is listed as private on Course Vaults; guest access is typically restricted.
Par at Perry Park is 72.
Perry Park plays 6,925 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Perry Park is 140.
Perry Park is a 18-hole course.
Perry Park Course


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.
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The journey to Perry Park Country Club begins at Denver International Airport, roughly 45 minutes north, where the high plains meet the Front Range. From there, the drive south along Interstate 25 traces the dramatic eastern edge of the Rockies before peeling west into the rolling, red-rock terrain of Douglas County. The final approach winds through stands of ponderosa pine and open grassland, climbing gently into the secluded Perry Park valley - a hidden enclave where the foothills soften and the sense of arrival feels both remote and remarkably close to the city left behind.

FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Perry Park was designed by Dick Phelps.
Perry Park is listed as private on Course Vaults; guest access is typically restricted.
Par at Perry Park is 72.
Perry Park plays 6,925 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Perry Park is 140.
Perry Park is a 18-hole course.