Olde Course At Loveland

Olde Course At Loveland, is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in Loveland, Colorado.

The Olde Course At Loveland first opened for play in 1960. The par-72 course was designed by Henry B. Hughes.

Mature, gracious, and secure in its position as the "Grand Dame" of golf in Loveland, The Olde Course at Loveland is a testament to the tradition of golf. Carefully cultivated into a golf course that offers not only aesthetic beauty, quality turf and mature trees, but also a stiff challenge. The Olde Course play is 6,870 yds. from the blue tees, commanding a golfer's attention. Tree-lined fairways lead to small, tight greens. During a round, you'll work your way around 6 ponds that define the course, and must conquer an island green on #14.

This course has many strategically placed sand bunkers, and its large, mature trees can alter your shots. Water hazards (five ponds) come into play on seven holes, plus a ditch comes into play on another hole.

Blue tees (M): 6,870 yards, course rating 71.6, slope rating 128.

White tees (M): 6,448 yards, course rating 69.5, slope rating 125.

White tees (W): 6,448 yards, course rating 75.9, slope rating 135.

Red tees (W) 5,829 yards, course rating 72.4, slope rating 128.

Yellow tees (W): 5,411 yards, course rating 70.2, slope rating 124.