| Aspen Golf Course (Public) |
970-925-2145 |
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970-544-1772 FAX |
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This course has spectacular views and plenty of water that comes into play throughout the course. The fairways are wide and open, and the greens are fast and of medium size. The terrain is flat and very easy to walk.
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| Aspen Mountain |
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www.aspensnowmass.com [1755] |
June 15 – September 3
Play the world’s highest official disc (frisbee) golf course. It’s fun and it’s free! Pick up your disc, score card and course map at the top of Aspen Mountain. Our mountain rangers will help you get started.
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| Maroon Creek Club |
(970)920-1533 |
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(970) 920-1095 FAX |
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www.mcaspen.com [2814] |
durham@sopris.net [2685] |
The Maroon Creek Club. Aspen's premier private golf and tennis club is now Aspen's premier address. Imagine having a second home within the private enclave where Aspen's insiders play and relax.
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| Snowmass Club Golf Course, The (Resort) |
970-923-5600 |
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970-923-1211 FAX |
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This mountain course features water hazards coming into play on thirteen of the eighteen holes. The fast greens are undulating and easy to three putt. The signature hole is #13, a 222-yard, par 3, featuring a creek protecting the well-bunkered green.
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| Snowmass Lodge & Club |
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www.aspensnowmass.com [1758] |
18-hole disc on-mountain golf course. The course meanders from the top of the Burlingame lift down to the Snowmass Mall. Discs, score cards and course map are free.
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It's true what they say. Your ball flies farther here. Aspen and the rest of the Roaring Fork Valley boast stellar courses with breathtaking backdrops. 
