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Denver Golf’s Junior Aces pass a steal of a deal for youth golfers | Colorado Sunshine

By June 1, 2025 | updated 6 months ago

Mark Romero hands Ziba Espino a golf tee
Mark Romero hands Ziba Espino a golf tee after Espino drove during a youth outreach golf tournament with officers and kids from a local Boys and Girls Club chapter at the Kennedy Golf Course on Wednesday, July 17, 2024.
Tom Hellauer tom.hellauer@denvergazette.com

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Denver Golf is offering the 2025 Junior Aces pass for $140. The pass is for kids between the ages of 10-17 and is good at any Denver Golf course.

It includes 10 small range buckets at Aqua Golf, City Park, Kennedy and Overland’s driving ranges. It also includes 20 9-hole rounds (with two combining for an 18-hole round) from Monday through Thursday at City Park, Evergreen, Harvard Gulch, Kennedy, overland, Wellshire and Willis Case. Cart fees are extra.

(“Colorado Sunshine” celebrates the good news in sports. Suggestions are encouraged through sports editor Paul Klee at paul.klee@gazette.com.)

(Contact Gazette sports columnist Paul Klee at paul.klee@gazette.com or on Twitter at @bypaulklee.)

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