The BMW Championship returns to the Rocky Mountains for the first time since 2014, when Billy Horschel fended off Bubba Watson at Cherry Hills.
But this year, the PGA Tour will head 30 minutes south from Cherry Hills to Castle Pines Golf Club, the course that used to host The International from 1986 through 2006. No player in this year’s field has competed at Castle Pines professionally, although Denver-native Wyndham Clark has fond memories of attending The International as a kid.
Yet, the course has changed since then, with Jack Nicklaus beefing things up by adding 600 yards off the tee. This week’s total yardage will read
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