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 Soaring Higher
Under new ownership, the Raven at Three Peaks aims to maintain its rank as one of Colorado's best...[more]
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3.3 Wedgewood Golf Course
by Snow 01/17/10
3.7 Winagamie Golf Course
by Snow 01/17/10
4.7 Glacier Wood Golf Club
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by Jon Rizzi

Why the LPGA superstar absolutely adores the Scottsdale area. Mountain Standard Time evidently...[more]

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by Ty Walker

Three quick and easy putting exercises that will improve your confidence around the greens. ...[more]

Dining Out

by Lori Midson

Five public Front Range facilities prove that private clubs no longer have a monopoly on gourmet ...[more]

Editor's Blog

» 10/27/09  Soles of the Game

Were it not for the invention of the golf cart, Colorado would not have half the courses it does. Riding allows the existence of layouts such as Sanctuary, Keystone's River Course and Ironbridge. And you'd never get enough walking players to make courses like Arrowhead, Bear Dance and Redlands Mesa economically feasible. Last week, however, I eschewed the cart, threw my clubs on my back and hoofed two consecutive rounds. I played better than I'd played all season. The reason, I believe, has much to do with walking as opposed to riding. While riding conserves my energy, it robs me of feeling the game's natural rhythm. When I keep moving, I remain continuously physically engaged. The cadence of my gait transfers to the cadence of my swing, resulting in better tempo. It's more than a coincidence that I posted my two best scores of the season while lugging my clubs around. I wonder if anyone else feels the same way? [more]

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