The Colorado Golf Bible

Much more than a guidebook, The Colorado Golf Bible gives you:

Regional maps
Colorado golf resorts, golf schools, par 3 courses, driving ranges and practice facilities
Non golf adventures to accompany your travels
Restaurants and accommodations
Internet resources, book and map reviews, and other information sources for golfers
Colorado golf history
Colorado golf road trips
Camping, fishing, rafting, and golf
Romance and golf
Business and golf
Golf & Colorado weather
Colorado Pro golf tourneys
Colorado course projects
Border crossing golf excursions

Discover why this is the ultimate resource for golf in Colorado, and why golfers in the know would never hit the road without it

But one career wasn’t enough for Holland. After serving on active duty in the Air Force during the Vietnam era, he finished a 28-year career in the reserves, achieving the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. In Colorado, he worked at the Air Force Academy. As a member of the Texas Air National Guard he volunteered for Desert Storm and concluded his service in the Air Force Reserve with two years active duty in Monterey, California working on a special Pentagon project that deterred fraud in the Department of Defense.

That military stint in one of the world’s greatest golf locations got him thinking about his next career move -- travel golf writing. Over the past six years, Holland, a Colorado resident for 20 years, has probably published more travel golf stories than any other writer in the industry as a senior writer for TravelGolf.com and a contributing editor for Colorado AvidGolfer Magazine.