Best season
Jun – Sep
Jun · Jul · Aug · Sep
Trip cost · per golfer
$3,300–$7,400
4-night trip
Nearest airport
ASE
5 mi · Aspen
Difficulty
Medium
Handicap 8–25
Overview
Aspen offers an unparalleled golf experience amidst the stunning Rocky Mountains, combining championship courses with luxurious alpine charm and vibrant apres-golf opportunities. Play challenging layouts designed by legends, then unwind in a world-class resort town known for its high-end amenities and breathtaking scenery.
Top courses
Editor-picked layouts ranked by prestige, conditioning and player experience.
Design by Frank Hummel · Par 71 · 7,165 yds
A public course offering spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains and a challenging yet enjoyable layout for all skill levels. Play in the morning for cooler temperatures and fewer crowds, and take advantage of the forecaddie service for local insights.
Design by Jack Nicklaus · Par 72 · 7,150 yds
An exclusive private club renowned for its pristine conditions, challenging greens, and a beautiful riverside setting. If you have a connection, playing this course is a must for its impeccable service and challenging, rewarding design.
Design by Arnold Palmer · Par 72 · 7,008 yds
A semi-private course with diverse topography and compelling shot values, set against the backdrop of Snowmass Mountain. Warm up thoroughly on the extensive practice facility, as the elevation changes demand careful club selection.
Design by Tom Fazio · Par 72 · 7,114 yds
An elite private course known for its breathtaking scenery, meticulous conditioning, and strategic design elements. Focus on accurate approach shots, as the undulating greens can be very challenging and demand precise reads.
Stay & play
Resort packages bundle lodging, rounds, range access, and on-site dining. Hotel-only options give you flexibility to course-hop.
Luxury Hotel
A five-star, ski-in/ski-out hotel offering unparalleled luxury, exceptional service, and direct access to Aspen Mountain.
Luxury Hotel
A refined hotel boasting elegant rooms, a world-class spa, and stunning mountain views, located steps from downtown Aspen.
Boutique Hotel
An iconic historic hotel offering a blend of Victorian grandeur and modern amenities, with a lively bar and fine dining.
Condo Hotel
Centrally located condos offering spacious accommodations with kitchenettes, a heated pool, and walkability to shops and restaurants.
Off the course
Non-golf experiences worth building into your trip — from local landmarks to nature, food, and culture.
Hike or photograph the iconic Maroon Bells, two of the most photographed peaks in North America, with stunning reflective lakes.
Explore contemporary art exhibitions in a stunning Shigeru Ban-designed building, offering panoramic views of Aspen.
Take a scenic drive over Independence Pass (when open), offering breathtaking alpine views and access to high-altitude hiking trails.
Enjoy world-class fly fishing for trout on the pristine waters of the Roaring Fork River with expert local guides.
Ride the gondola up Aspen Mountain for panoramic town and mountain views, dining, and hiking access.
Itineraries
Choose your trip length. Each plan is built around the marquee courses, with rest, dining, and travel days dialed in.
Day 1
Land at ASE, transfer to your hotel, hit the range, and grab a casual dinner at Matsuhisa.
Day 2
Morning tee time at Aspen Golf Club. Lunch at the clubhouse, afternoon recovery, dinner at Steakhouse No. 316.
Day 3
Early tee time at Maroon Creek Club, light lunch, then transfer back to ASE.
Budget
Realistic ranges sourced from current resort rates, public green fees, and group dining averages.
Lodging 4 nights · $471/nt | $1,884 |
Golf 3 rounds · $275 avg | $825 |
Food & drink ~$110/day | $440 |
Ground transport Rideshare + cart fees | $240 |
Flights Search Skyscanner for live fares | Variable |
| Estimated total · per golfer | $3,389 |
Season
Alpine
When to book: 4-6 months out
Dining
From clubhouse classics to chef-driven dinners worth a reservation.
Japanese
Nobu Matsuhisa's Aspen outpost offers exquisite Japanese-Peruvian fusion dishes in a chic, bustling setting.
American
The Little Nell's signature restaurant, featuring innovative American cuisine with a focus on seasonal, local ingredients.
Steakhouse
A classic American steakhouse serving prime cuts of meat, fresh seafood, and an extensive wine list in a lively atmosphere.
New American
Known for its globally inspired, seasonal dishes and an intimate dining experience with a focus on fresh ingredients.
American
A popular spot for elevated pub fare, delicious sandwiches, and craft cocktails in a relaxed, inviting setting.
Italian
A long-standing Aspen favorite offering classic Italian dishes including pizzas, pastas, and traditional entrees in a family-friendly environment.
After dark
Where the buddy trips end up after the 19th hole.
Live Music Venue
A renowned live music venue hosting national and international acts across various genres in an intimate setting.
Historic Bar
An iconic historic bar offering classic cocktails, craft beers, and a lively atmosphere, popular with locals and tourists alike.
Upscale Bar/Restaurant
Located at The Little Nell, this popular spot offers gourmet pub fare, outdoor seating, and prime people-watching at the base of Aspen Mountain.
Tee times
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FAQ
Jun – Sep (Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep). Alpine
Plan on $3,300–$7,400 per golfer for a 4-night trip including lodging, rounds, food and ground transport. Flights are extra.
ASE, about 5 miles from the resort area. Most national hubs offer non-stop service via Aspen.
4 nights is the sweet spot — enough for 3 full rounds plus a rest or sightseeing day.
Yes — popular with Couples, Special occasion. Strong nightlife close to the courses.
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