RainDance National Golf Course

RainDance National Golf Course is an 18-hole championship course located in Windsor, Colorado, stretching up to 8,463 yards from the back tees—one of North America's longest courses. Designed by PGA Tour Champion Fred Funk and golf course architect Harrison Minchew, the course features 250 feet of elevation change across the high plains landscape.

The course is characterized by winding arroyos and sweeping views of the Rocky Mountains, creating visually striking holes throughout. Multiple tee boxes on every hole accommodate golfers of all skill levels, with the shortest setup playing 4,919 yards. The design emphasizes bold, strategic layouts where good shots are rewarded, balancing challenge with playability.

Set within the larger RainDance Resort master-planned community, the course earned recognition as one of the Top 10 New Global Courses of 2022 by Kingdom Magazine. Beyond the course itself, the resort offers resort-style amenities including a practice facility, dining at the Grainhouse Restaurant, and various recreational activities. The facility welcomes both public players and members, with the 45 Club membership providing access to RainDance National and two additional courses at Pelican Lakes.