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Deer Creek Golf Club is an 18-hole course featuring 7,003 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 72, designed by Scott Miller and opened in 2000. Located in the far southwestern fringes of Metro Denver in Littleton, Colorado, the course traverses protected wetlands, creek beds, and rolling terrain with views of the Dakota Hogback ridge. The course rating is 73.2 with a slope rating of 135.

The course features a links-style layout with hilly terrain and ponds that create water hazards throughout play. The front nine has more undulation and elevation changes, while the second nine is flatter with extensive marshlands. The 18th hole is a strong 446-yard finishing hole with trees right and a ditch that comes into play diagonally. The signature third hole is a demanding dogleg right par 4 measuring 462 yards with a forced carry over a huge ravine and a green sitting on a plateau.

Although demanding, the course is suitable for all skill levels. The course offers four sets of tees to accommodate different playing abilities. Developers protected more than 40 acres of wetlands during the course's construction.