satisfaction by the Raven staff, this will be an experience long remembered after the round is completed." "By blending tradition and modern styling with the design of the bunkers and wide fairways in a mountain setting we have created a truly unique golf course with challenges, rewards and options for every golfer," says director of golf Rick Fretland. "And combined with the Raven name and the quality, I think we've created the ideal mountain golf experience." It seems those words are traveling fast. In 2000, with the course open for just a month, Three Peaks was just awarded honorable mention among the "Top Ten Courses You Can Play" by Golf Magazine.
	"I'm very happy with the outcome of this golf course," said Tom Lehman. "Michael Hurdzan, Dana Fry and I worked very hard to design a golf course that would be a memorable experience for everyone who comes here. I think we have done just that." Dana Fry adds, "The scenery is breathtaking in every direction and we had very high expectations for the design of the course. Looking at the completed project, it's apparent that our expectations have been exceeded."		The golf course and setting speak for themselves, but what makes the experience at Three Peaks truly exclusive is Intrawest Golf's premier trademark known as the Raven brand. Throughout North America, Raven branded courses have garnered a strong reputation for providing high- end memorable golf experiences. "The course will challenge any guest," said Lehman. "But more importantly, with the commitment to service, conditioning and dedication to guest
						Top: The rocky creek dissecting the fairway on the 468 yard 17th hole. Above: Trapper Rudd, the owner of Cutthroat Anglers in Silverthorne, takes a local trout. Left: Monte Cristo, the par 4, 415 yard 15th hole, is fronted by a mountain stream and a cavernous bunker.
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