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ROGGEN, Colo. – What’s it like to play an event with The Forecaddie Collective? For 44 members of the collective at Rodeo Dunes this week, it meant great golf on one of the best new courses to open in years, then even more great golf for a dozen hardy players who went back out for a bonus 18.
Rodeo Dunes was designed by the dream team of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, and it hasn’t officially opened yet. No worries for The Forecaddie Collective, which had exclusive access for the day. Even on a summer day when temperatures broke 100 near Denver, a rustic course this strong keeps players swinging among the amazing sand dunes.
Want to join The Forecaddie Collective for the next event? We’ll tee it up at Streamsong’s new Bone Valley course, designed by David McLay Kidd, on Sept. 19 in Florida. And just like Rodeo Dunes, Bone Valley isn’t even fully open yet. The Forecaddie Collective members also will have the opportunity to play more rounds at Streamsong before or after Bone Valley.
Join The Forecaddie Collective for free this year, then just pay for the events you want to play. Registration is open to all. We hope to see you at Streamsong (register here). Until then, enjoy these photos of The Forecaddie Collective’s day at Rodeo Dunes.
Jason Lusk is Golfweek's travel and golf course architecture editor, as well as the magazine's creative director. He has written for and designed Golfweek for more than two decades.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: What's it like to play Rodeo Dunes with the Forecaddie Collective?
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Rodeo Dunes was designed by the dream team of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw, and it hasn’t officially opened yet. No worries for The Forecaddie Collective, which had exclusive access for the day. Even on a summer day when temperatures broke 100 near Denver, a rustic course this strong keeps players swinging among the amazing sand dunes.
Want to join The Forecaddie Collective for the next event? We’ll tee it up at Streamsong’s new Bone Valley course, designed by David McLay Kidd, on Sept. 19 in Florida. And just like Rodeo Dunes, Bone Valley isn’t even fully open yet. The Forecaddie Collective members also will have the opportunity to play more rounds at Streamsong before or after Bone Valley.
Join The Forecaddie Collective for free this year, then just pay for the events you want to play. Registration is open to all. We hope to see you at Streamsong (register here). Until then, enjoy these photos of The Forecaddie Collective’s day at Rodeo Dunes.
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Jason Lusk is Golfweek's travel and golf course architecture editor, as well as the magazine's creative director. He has written for and designed Golfweek for more than two decades.
This article originally appeared on Golfweek: What's it like to play Rodeo Dunes with the Forecaddie Collective?
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