Rodeo Dunes golf course opens in Colorado high plains

Rodeo Dunes opened Thursday with a full 18-hole layout designed by Bill Coore. The course sits in the Colorado high plains roughly 30 minutes from Denver airport.

Developer Michael Keiser Jr. partnered with the Cervi family after first exploring the sandy site in winter 2019. Eleven holes had opened for preview play last year, and the complete course now features wide fairways, contoured greens and dramatic bunkers typical of Coore designs.

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