I Made 72 Golfers Duel It Out at Rodeo Dunes

I Made 72 Golfers Duel It Out at Rodeo Dunes



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We loved hosting this match and can’t wait to get back out there and do it again.
We host events like this all over the world, bringing golfers together through travel, adventure, and the game we love.
Because golf is better with people.

72 Golfers. 3 Rounds. Match Play Chaos.

72 golfers from around the world came together at Rodeo Dunes for a massive 36 vs 36 team match.
As the rounds went on, the field was cut in half — 36 vs 36 became 18 vs 18, then 9 vs 9.
Set against the massive landscape of Colorado, this Ryder Cup-style team event was a chance to compete, connect
and be among some of the first golfers to experience one of the most anticipated new courses in the world.

⛳ Course: Rodeo Dunes
📍 Location: Colorado, USA
🌎 Random Golf Club Event
🏆 36 vs 36 → 18 vs 18 → 9 vs 9

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View Comments (13)
  1. What a finish! Was at the event and it is super satisfying to watch how it actually unfolded. Hopefully there is another one not to far around the corner!

  2. @Noah Kahan, if you see this, I’m the guy who named the event after your album. We should golf sometime. My fiancé would also like to go to a concert of yours pretty badly.

    Hit me up 📲

  3. So jealous. I live about 45 minutes from this course and its very likely I'll never have an opportunity to play it. Looks incredible, happy RGC made this so we can live vicariously through it.

  4. Building community through competition is great! Teams split randomly makes yesterday’s friends today’s foes but it leads to lifelong memories and lasting relationships! Look forward to seeing more adventures along the way.

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