The PGA Tour is returning to Castle Pines Golf Course after nearly 20 years, so fans will be equally interested in the golf course’s membership fees and other details, which we’ll discuss in a moment.

According to 2022 reports, Castle Pines Golf membership costs approximately $75,000 to $150,000, with a monthly membership fee of $797. The price is comparatively high compared to 2019, when membership with no waiting period was only $21,000 plus a $720 monthly membership fee.

Located in Castle Rock, Colorado, the club is known for its world-class golf course and exclusivity, making it highly sought after. Membership at Castle Pines Golf Club is extremely exclusive and by invitation only.

This initiation fee is a one-time payment required to join the club. It allows members access to the golf course and other facilities. In addition to the initiation fee, annual dues cover the ongoing maintenance of the club and its facilities, as well as membership privileges.

The golf course offers golfers a variety of amenities including a practice facility, lessons, on-staff PGA professionals, a golf shop and couples events. Other facilities include a luxury clubhouse, fine dining and various social events.

It is important to note that Castle Pines Golf Club was founded in 1981 by Jack A. Vickers, a prominent businessman with a great passion for golf. It was designed by the legendary Jack Nicklaus. From 1986 to 2006 it hosted “The International”, a PGA Tour event.

Now the BMW Championship will take place on the same golf course from August 22 to 25. The 50 best players in the FedEx Cup rankings will compete for a total prize money of 20 million dollars.

The 7,600 m long golf course is characterized by its three holes, which are also the highlight of the course. Tee hole number 4 (227 m, par 3) is 9 m above the green and offers a great view of the putting area and the mountains in the distance. In addition, a new back tee hole has been placed to the left of the old one, which offers a greater challenge for golfers.

Next, hole #14: 655 yards, par 5, is another one to watch out for. Recent renovations have moved the diagonal cross-current 40 yards closer to the green, improving its importance on the second shot.

And finally No. 17: 532 yards, par 5 is uphill, but compared to previous events, it now offers golfers the easiest opportunity to make par for the upcoming BMW.

Thus, sports enthusiasts and newcomers can expect many challenges and learning experiences when they plan to join the club and start training on the pitch.

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