Every Hole at Castle Pines Golf Club | Golf Digest
Jim Nantz narrates a hole-by-hole flyover of Castle Pines Golf Club in Castle Rock, Colorado, site of the 2024 BMW Championship.
Narration: Jim Nantz
Cinematography: Carlos Amoedo
Script Writers: Derek Duncan
Editor: Nicholas Grieves
Production Manager: Emily Turner
Executive Producer: Christian Iooss
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Maybe it's just me, but I think they should have kept the gulch on those opening holes. Way more interesting, both visually and for play, than manufactured ponds.
Would be fantastic if Royal County Down was done before the Irish Open
Looks worth playing. Probably not worth going to play.
No idea how this is ranked in the Top 50. This is perhaps the worst looking course in this Every Hole series. I lost count at the number of fake looking water hazards hard against greens. For Jim Nantz to even mention this course in the same sentence as The National Golf Links is basically sacrilege.
Setting up grandstands wayyyyy too close to the green on the Par 5 14th (and alot of other holes too), no doubt we’ll have some questionable relief points taken😪
I’m so terrible it would take me 10 shots just to reach the green on those 600 yard par 5s. 😂😂
Is it possible to turn up the saturation at this point?
Honestly. this looks like a pretty boring course.
What's up with all the hate on this course? It looks beautiful and you can see it was designed with risk reward holes. It has shot value designed into it and it appears that its a course designed to be difficult but fair. I would love to play this course and i can see why it has some fans.
I struggle to understand the adulation this place gets. Looks like a mismatched cross between stadium golf and development golf. Considering the incredible site it occupies, there isn’t a natural looking feature on this golf course. Why they keep replacing the ravines with ponds or turfing over the barrancas is beyond me.