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Wildlife HabitatEvergreen is proud to host some of the most diverse wildlife and native habitat of all of our courses. Marmots, elk, and the occasional mountain lion, bear, and bobcat all utilize the golf course corridor as they make their way around the region. Patrons should be aware and alert to wildlife and maintain at least 25 yards from elk. Learn more here.
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Wildlife HabitatEvergreen is proud to host some of the most diverse wildlife and native habitat of all of our courses. Marmots, elk, and the occasional mountain lion, bear, and bobcat all utilize the golf course corridor as they make their way around the region. Patrons should be aware and alert to wildlife and maintain at least 25 yards from elk. Learn more here.
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Wildlife HabitatEvergreen is proud to host some of the most diverse wildlife and native habitat of all of our courses. Marmots, elk, and the occasional mountain lion, bear, and bobcat all utilize the golf course corridor as they make their way around the region. Patrons should be aware and alert to wildlife and maintain at least 25 yards from elk. Learn more here.
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Water ConservationEvergreen golf course uses less irrigation water than any of our golf courses. The cooler nights, shorter season, and smaller footprint make Evergreen an extremely conservative water user. Evergreen, and all of Denver's City courses, are Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuaries. Learn more here.
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Rock HoleThe most talked about hole at Evergreen is the infamous #3 "Rock Hole". Golfers take a blind shot over a large granite outcropping where an arrow directs them where to aim. When you finish the hole be sure to ring the bell to tell the next players that the green is clear.
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Historic ClubhouseThe historic clubhouse and restaurant provide an extraordinary golf and dining experience. Patio dining is adjacent to Bear Creek with epic views of the golf course and valley. Only 45 minutes outside of Denver, this is a worthwhile drive for a true mountain golf getaway. Learn more here.
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First Mountain CourseConstructed in 1925, Evergreen Golf Course is Colorado's first mountain course where sand-oiled greens were used up until the 1980s. Part of Denver's mountain park system, the course is situated within Denver's historic 475 acre Dedisse Park. Visitors can observe many of the stone and log structures still in use today! See more historic Dedisse and Evergreen photos here.
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Denver's Mountain JewelEvergreen Golf Course is Denver’s mountain jewel. At 7,220 feet, this 18-hole executive course sits along Bear Creek. Rolling hills and fairways lined with pine trees make this an affordable mountain golf experience just a short drive from the city. Learn more here.
