Patty Jewett Golf Course

The high desert terrain at 6,200 feet above sea level turns every iron shot into a physics lesson, where balls fly farther and straighter than your muscle memory expects. This century-old municipal track threads between mature cottonwoods and across natural arroyos, demanding precise course management over raw power—especially on the devilish par-3 17th that plays over a deep ravine. The thin Colorado air might add 15 yards to your drives, but the undulating greens and strategic bunkering ensure you'll still need every club in the bag.