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The Town of Breckenridge opened the Bear nine in 1985. The Bear was the first nine to grace the landscape known to Breckenridge's early day miners as "Buffalo Flats". What was once a tent city of miners seeking fortunes of gold, is now a challenging golf course with players seeking birdies. The second nine to open, in 1987, was the Beaver. Left of holes 6, 7, and 8 and you will notice rock piles or "tailings" as the miners called them, leftover from the days of takes its name from the beaver ponds that are scattered along holes 6, 8, and 9.The success of the original 18 holes, prompted town officials expand the golf course. In 2001 the Elk nine opened giving golfers' 27-holes memorable holes to play. The Elk offers the most elevation change of the three nines, as well as the beautiful panoramic views of the Ten-Mile mountain range.
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Wind
No Wind
Fairway Firmness
Normal
Green Firmness
Normal
Stimp
10
Yardages
SlopeRating
YELLOW7,147 yds
15073.2
BLUE6,548 yds
14271.6
GREEN6,115 yds
13369.8
WHITE5,634 yds
11767.8
RED4,840 yds
11264
JUNIOR4,028 yds
10460.3
PAR31,861 yds
12054
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