Denver-based Icon Source is getting ready to offer a platform for college athletes in states that have passed name, image and likeness compensation laws.
Startup that connects athletes with sponsors caps funding round at $1.6M
Sports and Recreation
Family-owned Wheat Ridge Lanes on the market for $4M after six decades
Dave Hanscom, who bought the bowling alley from his father in 1999, is burnt out after spending his entire life there and ready to move on.
Harvard Gulch Golf Course will reopen next month with new pond
The city-owned course closed in October so a new irrigation system could be installed that uses non-potable water.
Cherry Hills Country Club teeing off on $50M clubhouse renovation
“The reason why I think our members believe it’s important is so we can continue to be relevant,” said a board member of new amenities designed for families.
Q&A with Joe Assell, co-founder and CEO of golf instruction firm Golftec
Why 90 percent of golfers slice the ball, how to keep a clear mind, and a lot more from a golf pro who built a $150 million company.
City Park Golf Course eases out of dormant winter; expects full play in May
It was closed for renovations from late 2017 through last September, when it reopened for “limited play” to protect new turf. Soon it will allow carts and offer more tee times.
Fledgling backcountry resort hunts for $1M stash
Bluebird Backcountry, Colorado’s first lift-less ski resort, said it will be open again near Steamboat for next year’s ski season.
Clear Creek County adventure park files for bankruptcy for second time
Lawson Adventure Park says its bank reneged on an agreement to pursue CARES Act relief on the company’s behalf.
‘A restaurant that has golf’ preparing to tee off in City Park West
Swingers Golf Club owner Michael Burbage is, by his own admission, not a particularly good golfer. But he is good at managing restaurants.
Lift-accessed mountain bike park proposed for state land in Conifer
Two recent transplants from New Hampshire want to open Full Send Bike Ranch in 2023, but it must be approved by Jefferson County before a lease deal can be signed with the state.
