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The Raven at Three Peaks will stimulate your senses in every conceivable way. Designed by Hurdzan-Fry Golf Design and PGA touring professional Tom Lehman, the golf course is surrounded by the vast beauty of Colorado's Rocky Mountains. This course will leave you wishing for another nine holes, and three more rolls of film, at the end of your round. Located in Silverthorne, Colorado, Three Peaks is a consummate challenge for the advanced player as well as the occasional weekender.

At 7,413 yards in length, the course was designed to play with varying degrees of challenge from each tee. The routing of Three Peaks minimizes the steepness of the natural terrain while preserving the character of the topography, resulting in elevation changes with level landing areas and green complexes. Added flight is either a blessing for straight shots, or a curse for those that stray off-line. Knowing this, the architects designed the course to compensate for the additional distance.

Left: The 8th hole, Buena Vista, a 184 yard, par 3 with breathtaking views.
Above: Accuracy is a premium on Monte Cristo, the par 4, 415 yard 15th hole which is heavily guarded by bunkers.

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The Raven at Three Peaks will stimulate your senses in every conceivable way. Designed by Hurdzan-Fry Golf Design and PGA touring professional Tom Lehman, the golf course is surrounded by the vast beauty of Colorado's Rocky Mountains. This course will leave you wishing for another nine holes, and three more rolls of film, at the end of your round. Located in Silverthorne, Colorado, Three Peaks is a consummate challenge for the advanced player as well as the occasional weekender. At 7,413 yards in length, the course was designed to play with varying degrees of challenge from each tee. The routing of Three Peaks minimizes the steepness of the natural terrain while preserving the character of the topography, resulting in elevation changes with level landing areas and green complexes. Added flight is either a blessing for straight shots, or a curse for those that stray off-line. Knowing this, the architects designed the course to compensate for the additional distance.
	Left: The 8th hole, Buena Vista, a 184 yard, par 3 with breathtaking views. Above: Accuracy is a premium on Monte Cristo, the par 4, 415 yard 15th hole which is heavily guarded by bunkers.
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