Golf Courses Near Castle Rock
Castle Rock offers a wide variety of housing, from established neighborhoods and new construction to golf communities, acreage, wooded properties and horse properties. Located approximately halfway between downtown Denver and downtown Colorado Springs, Castle Rock provides access to both metropolitan areas while retaining its own distinct community. New residential development continues throughout the area, and downtown Castle Rock has also grown with expanding shopping, dining and other amenities.
For your convenience, we’ve compiled a list of golf courses within approximately a 30-mile radius of Castle Rock Town Hall, along with links to each course so you can easily learn more.
Distances are approximate radius distances from Castle Rock Town Hall. Actual driving distances and times will vary. Because the Castle Rock area extends over a considerable distance, the courses closest to you may vary depending on where you live. You may also want to explore the golf courses listed for the neighboring city closest to you.
Within Approximately 5 Miles
- Plum Creek Golf Club — Semi-private · 18 holes
- Red Hawk Ridge Golf Course — Public · 18 holes
Approximately 5–10 Miles
- Castle Pines Golf Club — Private · 18 holes
- The Country Club at Castle Pines — Private · 18 holes
- The Ridge at Castle Pines North — Public · 18 holes
Approximately 10–20 Miles
- Golf Club at Bear Dance — Public · 18 holes
- Perry Park Country Club — Private · 18 holes
- Colorado Golf Club — Private · 18 holes
- The Pinery Country Club — Private · 27 holes
- The Club at Pradera — Private · 18 holes
- Black Bear Golf Club — Semi-private · 18 holes
- Lone Tree Golf Club & Hotel — Public · 18 holes · Hotel
- Meridian Golf Club — Private · 18 holes
- The Club at Inverness — Resort · 18 holes
- Family Sports Golf Course — Public · 9-hole executive
- The Links Golf Course — Public · 18-hole executive
- University of Denver Golf Club at Highlands Ranch — Semi-private · 18 holes
- Arrowhead Golf Club — Public · 18 holes
- Valley Country Club — Private · 18 holes
- South Suburban Golf Course — Public · 18 holes + 9-hole par 3
Approximately 20–30 Miles
- King’s Deer Golf Club — Public · 18 holes
- Country Club at Woodmoor — Private · 18 holes
- Eisenhower Golf Club — Military facility · Two 18-hole courses
- Pine Creek Golf Club — Public · 18 holes
- Saddle Rock Golf Course — Public · 18 holes
- Heritage Eagle Bend Golf Club — Public · 18 holes · Age-restricted community
- Blackstone Country Club — Private · 18 holes
- Southglenn Country Club — Private/member club · 9-hole par 3
- Littleton Golf & Tennis — Public · 18-hole executive
- Cherry Hills Country Club — Private · 18 holes + par 3
- Glenmoor Country Club — Private · 18 holes
- Pinehurst Country Club — Private · Multiple courses
- The Meadows Golf Club — Public · 18 holes
- Raccoon Creek Golf Course — Public · 18 holes
- Fox Hollow Golf Course — Public · 27 holes
- The Homestead Golf Course — Public · 18-hole short course
- Bear Creek Golf Club — Private · 18 holes
- Wellshire Golf Course — Public · 18 holes
- Harvard Gulch Golf Course — Public · 9-hole par 3
- Kennedy Golf Course — Public · 27 regulation holes + 9-hole par 3
- Emerald Greens Golf Club — Public · 9-hole par 3
- Meadow Hills Golf Course — Public · 18 holes
- The Golf Club at Heather Ridge — Public · 18 holes
- Spring Valley Golf Club — Public · 18 holes
Courses and information are provided as a general resource and may change. While we try to include golf courses within the approximate radius shown, the list may not include every course or facility. Please use the links provided to confirm current course, access and membership information.
Beyond Golf
Castle Rock offers plenty of ways to stay active beyond the golf course. The town and surrounding area provide extensive parks, trails, open space, recreation facilities, cycling and other outdoor activities, with additional recreational opportunities throughout Douglas County.
Golf, Location & Real Estate
A 30-mile radius around Castle Rock includes very different communities, neighborhoods and housing choices. You may prefer a home within a golf community, an established neighborhood, new construction, acreage or a wooded setting, or a location that gives you convenient access to several courses.
Club membership and homeownership aren’t necessarily connected. Some communities allow you to live there without joining the club, while some clubs offer memberships to people who live outside the surrounding community.
We have firsthand experience with golf and extensive experience helping people evaluate real estate options. If golf is part of your real estate decision, let’s talk about what matters to you and the choices that may fit.
