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Fox Hollow Golf Course
13410 W Morrison
Lakewood, CO 80228, United States
Lakewood, CO 80228, United States
303.986.7888
Welcome to Fox Hollow, with wide-open spaces, Rocky Mountain vistas, sparkling streams, and of course great golf. Discover your own personal reasons to consider Fox Hollow as one of the finest golf courses in the country.
Friendly, first-class service and a fully stocked pro shop are among the amenities of the award-winning Fox Hollow Clubhouse. Fox Hollow offers 27 championship holes of golf in three distinctly different Nines:
*The Canyon: Negotiate a challenging plunge down narrow Coyote Gulch, including Fox Hollow’s signature fifth hole. This 445-yard par four hole includes an 80-foot elevation drop from the end of the fairway to the green.
*The Meadow: Swing into this streamside Nine, where Bear Creek and other water hazards sparkle amid ancient cottonwood trees.
*The Links: Unwind on a Scottish-style Nine set against a sweeping vista of the Rocky Mountain foothills rising steeply to the west.
With five sets of tees, golfers of every ability will feel at home. Fox Hollow was one of the first golf courses in the nation designed to be completely accessible to golfers with disabilities.
Friendly, first-class service and a fully stocked pro shop are among the amenities of the award-winning Fox Hollow Clubhouse. Fox Hollow offers 27 championship holes of golf in three distinctly different Nines:
*The Canyon: Negotiate a challenging plunge down narrow Coyote Gulch, including Fox Hollow’s signature fifth hole. This 445-yard par four hole includes an 80-foot elevation drop from the end of the fairway to the green.
*The Meadow: Swing into this streamside Nine, where Bear Creek and other water hazards sparkle amid ancient cottonwood trees.
*The Links: Unwind on a Scottish-style Nine set against a sweeping vista of the Rocky Mountain foothills rising steeply to the west.
With five sets of tees, golfers of every ability will feel at home. Fox Hollow was one of the first golf courses in the nation designed to be completely accessible to golfers with disabilities.
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| Type: | Public |
| Greens Fees (including cart): | |
| Weekday: | $60 - $74 |
| Weekend: | $60 - $74 |
| 9-hole fees evenings only | |
| General Manager: | Bill Jewell |
| Superintendent: | Bruce Nelson |
| Guest Policy: | open |
| Dress Code: | Collared Shirt (No Denim) |
| Reserved Tee Times: | Online & Phone |
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mdebuck - 7/9/19
Played the Meadow/Links. This is a great course for the money. The course was in great shape, which is the most important for me. I will play the course again when I am in the Denver area.
Played the Meadow/Links. This is a great course for the money. The course was in great shape, which is the most important for me. I will play the course again when I am in the Denver area.
dishboy - 6/6/15
PLayed Links, which in my opinion is the toughtest of the three nines. 7 holes are uphill, so if you are walking, get a pull cart at least.
PLayed Links, which in my opinion is the toughtest of the three nines. 7 holes are uphill, so if you are walking, get a pull cart at least.
Patrick A. - 7/15/13
This was a great course for the money. Played Canyon-Meadows, which seems to be the pretty standard 18 set up. Pace of play was decent for a Sunday midday, so I really can't complain about that.
This was a great course for the money. Played Canyon-Meadows, which seems to be the pretty standard 18 set up. Pace of play was decent for a Sunday midday, so I really can't complain about that.
Axefretter74 - 5/13/13
Played Canyon/Meadow. Canyon - fun as #5 is the most memorable. Meadow - liked more than the Canyon and thought that #9 was a great finishing hole. Will play again to see the Links side at some point.
Played Canyon/Meadow. Canyon - fun as #5 is the most memorable. Meadow - liked more than the Canyon and thought that #9 was a great finishing hole. Will play again to see the Links side at some point.
SMCroom - 6/25/12
Greens are Rye Grass not Bent Grass. Rye is a more strudy grass you will see a break but the ball does not roll true on the break lines. The ball will hold a more straight line and will not tail at the end of putts. Make the adjustment or you will leave some strokes on these greens like me.
Greens are Rye Grass not Bent Grass. Rye is a more strudy grass you will see a break but the ball does not roll true on the break lines. The ball will hold a more straight line and will not tail at the end of putts. Make the adjustment or you will leave some strokes on these greens like me.
JBJeepin' - 7/23/11
3 really nice 9s, but the canyon course is a little gimmicky
3 really nice 9s, but the canyon course is a little gimmicky
kaleun76 - 6/9/11
Amazing scenery. The Canyon 9 has very challenging holes, among them #5 which is a son of a b&*ch!
The links is wide open with a challenging #8 par 3 with a blind approach to a large green with a large elevation change.
The Meadows is the easiest nine, meandering around the creek although in the summer it teems with mosquitoes. Bring the bug juice.
Amazing scenery. The Canyon 9 has very challenging holes, among them #5 which is a son of a b&*ch!
The links is wide open with a challenging #8 par 3 with a blind approach to a large green with a large elevation change.
The Meadows is the easiest nine, meandering around the creek although in the summer it teems with mosquitoes. Bring the bug juice.
milehigh78 - 11/10/13
Jim Zehner - 4/5/13
hale4david - 2/22/13
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