Mad Russian Golf Course

Club founder Robert Ehrlich bought this plot of land, which was developed into a course by a Russian expatriate farmer (hence the course name), and redeveloped it into the current 18-hole layout, which opened on August 1, 1987. The course provide excellent views of the Front Range of the Rocky Mountains.

The course plays from 4,126 to 5,641 yard and is advertised as a good short-game challenge. Tee times are available up to one week in advance.

  mbishop7183 - 1/3/12
Short but tough

  norm_pyle - 9/3/09
The Russian is the strangest course I've ever played. It isn't very long, but very difficult, at least for me, because it takes so much precision on your drives. A little slice, lost ball. A little hook, lost ball. Lots of swamps and water to deal with, so bring an extra sleeve with you unless you have lazer accuracy with your drives.

  Medgolfer - 6/28/12

  Avman2119 - 5/10/09

  CUbuffsFTW - 10/29/08

  rbeall856 - 7/18/08