The new quarterback of the Denver Broncos bought a four-bedroom, 12-bathroom house with an indoor swimming pool and basketball court.
Russell Wilson scores Cherry Hills mansion for $25M
Sports and Recreation
Inspirato to sponsor Colorado Open golf tournament
Inspirato will pay $250,000 each for the men’s and women’s tournaments. The champions will take home $100,000, double last year’s prize for the women’s open winner.
Cherry Hills mansion once owned by pro golfer hits market for $13.5M
Villa Quattro Viste at 1000 E. Oxford Lane was built in 1925. Former PGA champion David Duval paid $12.4 million for it in 2005.
Site across from Coors Field rezoned as developer allays Rockies’ concerns
A parking lot can become a building up to eight stories, but a deal limits the height to 102 feet and requires that the stadium’s field not be visible from the upper floors.
With new title sponsor, TPC Colorado changes tourney name
The Korn Ferry Tour’s Colorado tournament has a new name. And boasts the longest par 5 in professional golf.
Developer seeks five-story rezoning for Lincoln Park apartment complex
The 2.1-acre site where the 237-unit project is planned is currently home to industrial buildings, a martial arts school and Japanese restaurant Domo.
Ping pong passion leads entrepreneur to serve up South Broadway club
The former CEO of USA Table Tennis was dismayed by a lack of clubs in Denver, so he opened DenverPong. It has seven tables and costs $15 for unlimited play.
Family booted from Columbine Country Club sue for proof of why
A married couple of real estate agents were ousted for, among other things, allegedly blasting music from a golf cart and behaving inappropriately during a massage.
Les Shapiro, longtime Colorado sports broadcaster, dies at 65
Shapiro was a veteran sports television anchor and producer known for his bulldog reporting, vast knowledge, contacts throughout the sports community, and unflinching opinions.
Park Hill golf course committee boots open space advocates
A city official said Save Open Space Denver, which scored a win at the ballot box in November, doesn’t support the “prevailing vision” for the 155 acres.