(SILVERTHORNE, CO.) - Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks - located an hour
west of Denver in the scenic "Front Range" of the Colorado Rockies - today
announces its accommodation partners for the 2009 golf season, including:
Main Street Station; Grand Timber Lodge; Beaver Run Resort and
Conference Center; and Resort Quest, Breckenridge.

Stay-and-play packages range from $180 to $250 per person, per day, and
include accommodations, golf and Raven Three Peaks' all-inclusive offer of
cart, range balls, yardage books, meals, snacks and non-alcoholic
beverages. Accommodation partners are located in the world-famous resort
ski towns of the Front Range, all just minutes from Raven Three Peaks.

"This collection of high-end accommodation properties complements the
unique Raven Three Peaks golf experience and offers golfers a wide spectrum of choices in lodging type, price points and size," says Raven Three Peaks General Manager Rhonda Boutelle.

Main Street Station, located in Frisco, has spacious living areas with professional decor, granite-appointed kitchens and premier amenities and services including hot tubs, fitness center, pool and concierge service. Grand Timber Lodge is tucked between peaks eight and nine of Breckenridge Ski Resort and features a day spa and salon, bar and grill, two swimming pools and six hot tubs.

Also located in Breckenridge, Beaver Run Resort and Conference Center houses one-, two-, three- and four-bedroom suites, along with a full array of resort amenities (heated pools, spa, tennis courts and more). Resort Quest, one of the nation's leading providers of vacation rentals by owner, offers a variety of lodging options including private homes, condos and in-town hotel rooms.

Additionally, the Quality Inn of Silverthorne, offers an affordable lodging option just five minutes from Raven Three Peaks.

For more information about Raven Three Peaks, its accommodation partners and stay-and-play packages visitwww.ravenatthreepeaks.com, or call 970.262.3636.

About Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks

Opened in 2000, Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks was designed by Dr. Michael Hurdzan, Dana Fry (Hurdzan/Fry Environmental Golf Design) and British Open Champion and PGA Tour player Tom Lehman. It was the fourth "Raven" branded course in America and remains the only Raven facility in Colorado.

Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks is a rare combination of a championship layout set against a panorama of towering pines, snow-capped mountains, mountain streams and wildflower meadows. In creating one of the great golf experiences in the American West, Hurdzan/Fry and Lehman utilized the routing of the former Dick's Phelps-designed Eagle's Nest Golf Course to create a playing surface on which every hole, landing area and shot value maintains its design integrity and takes advantage of the site's natural terrain.

The front nine climbs toward the upper reaches of the golf course, culminating at the 533-yard, par-5 sixth hole ("Warriors Mark"), the highest point on the golf course. In plain view from the tee box are the signature "Three Peaks" for which the course is named. The back nine flows across the distinctive mountainous terrain, leveling off relative to roller-coast ride out yet still choc-full of dramatic shot-making.

Raven Golf Club and Three Peaks closes with one of the strongest finishing stretches Colorado, with the final four holes providing a PGA Tour-level ending to an unforgettable round of golf. The 601-yard, par-5 16th features a 150-foot drop from the tee to the landing area below. It is an unforgettable prelude to the two final par 4s, stout two-shotters measuring 468 and 448 yards, respectively.

Unique to the region, Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks' bunkers are patterned after the distinctive style first introduced by Alister Mackenzie at Cypress Point, Royal Melbourne, and Kingston Heath. Steep faces and deep furrowed edges give way to native grasses perched at the edge of the sand. In addition to being visually dramatic, the "Mackenzie bunkers" frame the golf course and help contain tee shots that can have up to a 10-percent increase in carry due to the course elevation.

Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks 12,400-square-foot clubhouse features a "strong and clean" Alpine architectural style with a "mountain lodge" post-and-beam interior. It houses a fully-equipped pro shop, the "Raven Grill" serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, a member's locker room with ample space for meetings and special events. A variety of membership levels are available for golfers desiring the benefits of a semi-private facility.

Accolades for Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks include:

* ZAGAT America's Top Golf Courses 09/10, "No. 2 in Colorado"
* GOLF Magazine 2008, "No. 6 Best in State"
* Golfweek Best Courses You Can Play, "No. 7"
* Golf Digest Best in State, "No. 19"
* Colorado Avid Golfer, "No. 1 Mountain Course in Colorado"
* Colorado Biz Magazine, "Top 3 in Colorado for Tournaments and Events"
* Colorado Golf Magazine, "Best Public Mountain Golf Course"