On a gently rolling canvas dotted with thick stands of Willow trees, and handsome pockets of grassy wetlands, architect Russ Olson has painted a glorious picture. Strategic bunkering and classic shot making options further define the scene with the picturesque Rocky Mountains providing a breathtaking backdrop. From the back tees, Cattails stretches 3,631 yards, providing the low handicap golfer with a rigorous test of golf. However, Olson created the golf course with four sets of tees, giving players of all abilities a chance at par. While the slope and course ratings tell a story that Cattails will not be conquered easily, the course is eminently fair.

The fairway movement is gentle and subtle, with very little mounding. The lakes and wetland areas are natural looking with very few abutments or hard edges. There are natural hillocks integrated into the golf holes that are covered with fescue grasses.

Regardless of how you score, however, rest assured that Cattails tranquil beauty, artfully sculpted bunkers, Kentucky bluegrass fairways and Bent Grass greens will yield a golf experience that will linger long in memory.