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In the Denver area, you must play Arrowhead. It's in Littleton which is
just south-west of Denver. It's a very scenic course that plays thru
beautiful rock formations. It's $50 (includes cart) which is expensive,
but worth it. Arrowhead is in the 'top 75' public courses in the US as
listed by Golf Digest. Phone number is (303) 973-4076.
Just north of Denver is Riverdale. Play the Dunes course, a Pete Dye
course listed in the top 25. Phone: (303) 659-6700.
If you're going to Yellowstone, you should drive thru (and spend some
time in) Grand Teton National park, which borders Yellowstone on the
south. The town of Jackson is just south of the Tetons. Play Jackson
Hole, a beatiful course with the majestic Teton mountains as a
backdrop. Listed in the top 25. Phone (307) 733-3111.
Sounds like a nice trip. Personally, I would try to go up to Glacier
Park in Montana, and perhaps skip Mt Rushmore.
While you are in Jackson, Wyoming stop at the Million Dollar Cowboy
Bar. It's a very interesting western bar with real saddles in place
of bar stools.
Enjoy the beautiful, and unique American West!
-Joe
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| Lillian, no I can't recommend any courses, but I wish I
was there with you - sounds like a great trip and I love
to drive also, but not as much as I love to play golf.
Good luck and drive safely.
Betty
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| Well I now have a list of place sthat I want to visit and thanks to Joe's
excellent suggestions already pencilled those in.
Does anyone out there have a list of all the Golf Courses in the US?
Would you be prepared to look up and see if a couple of towns have courses
for me. If so, please could you send mail to HAMPS::HOBBS_L and I will
send back the 4 towns. I only have access to list of golf courses in Europe.
Thanks in advance,
Lilian
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