At more than 8,400 yards, the par-71 Windsor course designed with consulting from PGA Tour legend Fred Funk, RainDance is the longest course in North America, according to the developer.
Lind’s RainDance golf course: ‘We go big’
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‘They’re keeping it a little bit more local’: Denver vanlife companies adjust to $5 gas
Companies that rent, custom build and import vans have plenty of customers but higher costs are eating into their profit margins.
Equinox bails ahead of Joblon’s Cherry Creek sale to Gart
But the high-end gym chain will land in the neighborhood eventually, according to the head of BMC Investments.
Ex-owner of Cherry Creek building sues three tenants for unpaid rent
He sold 250 Steele St. for $14 million in March, and claims a float studio owes $235,000, an eyelash studio owes $57,000 and a nail salon owes $56,000.
Personal trainer opens Sunnyside gym for women
Meghan Nelson heard horror stories about Denver’s fitness industry while working these past two years and decided to offer an alternative.
DenX Retreat recap: A look at scenes, highlights from Devil’s Thumb Ranch
Sixty BusinessDen readers ventured to the high country last week for the event presented by Berg Hill Greenleaf Ruscitti.
Core Progression fitness training chain flexing with new gym in Central Park
The company is adding a seventh Denver-area location after raking in $4 million in revenue last year, its best year ever.
‘He finds ways to get rid of you’: Five Points tenants battle with billionaire-linked landlord
Businesses that lease from The Flyfisher Group accuse the firm and CEO Matthew Burkett of bogus charges and trying to wrest control of their operations.
Outdoor Retailer trade show slinks back to Utah
With a five-year contract with Denver expiring and the cost of doing business rising in the Mile High City, the trade show is headed back to Salt Lake City, despite the lack of progress there for public lands protections.
Arc’teryx replacing Voicebox Karaoke in RiNo
The Vancouver-based brand closed a Cherry Creek location in January. It will join a stretch in RiNo with Patagonia and Burton.
