Hyland Hills Golf Course

The Golf Courses at Hyland Hills originally opened in 1963, becoming one of the first 18 hole championship golf courses in the Northern Metropolitan area. Hyland Hills hosted the 1st annual Colorado State Public Links Championship in 1965, as well as playing host to several other C.G.A. and U.S.G.A. events over the years.

In 1985 Hyland Hills golf course was redesigned by architect Frank Hummel, becoming what is now known today as the Gold course. After being redesigned the Gold…

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The Golf Courses at Hyland Hills originally opened in 1963, becoming one of the first 18 hole championship golf courses in the Northern Metropolitan area. Hyland Hills hosted the 1st annual Colorado State Public Links Championship in 1965, as well as playing host to several other C.G.A. and U.S.G.A. events over the years.

In 1985 Hyland Hills golf course was redesigned by architect Frank Hummel, becoming what is now known today as the Gold course. After being redesigned the Gold Course was awarded the 1990 United States Women’s Public Links Championship.

The Gold Course has received various awards including one of the top 100 golf courses to play in America by Golf Digest. Known for its unique design and spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains the Gold Course offers a rewarding experience for golfers of all skill levels.

The Blue Course has evolved from the front nine of the original 18 holes to its current 9 hole layout. The Blue course is a regulation nine hole course offering 2 par 5’s 2 par 3’s and 5 par 4’s. The Blue plays over 40,000 rounds a year as it proves to be one of the most popular 9 hole golf courses in the Northern Metropolitan area. Offering a variety of challenging shots coupled with the beautiful scenery of the Rocky Mountains the blue nine is sure to be an enjoyable golfing experience for all golfers.

The South Par 3 is a P.G.A. recognized facility opening in 1988. The shortest hole being 65 yards and the longest hole measures at 204 yards. The vision of the architectural design was largely conceived by Greg Mastriona who is the Executive Director for Hyland Hills. The South par 3 is unsurpassed in creativity and imagination from the trees of Sherwood Forest (hole #2), and the lake of Lochness (hole #3), to the surrounding sand of Sunburst (hole #7), and finally the challenge of The Pond (hole#9). The South par 3 will undoubtedly be a wonderful golfing experience for you and the entire family.

The North Par 3 was redesigned in 2009 and consists of 9 par 3 holes - the shortest hole at 50 yards and the longest hole measuring 108 yards.

While the North Par 3 is now designated for Junior Golf and has been specifically integrated into our junior golf program, it is open to the public.

The North Par 3 is an excellent course for beginners, and also provides intermediate and advanced players the opportunity to hone their short game skills.

Located south of the golf courses, the lighted practice facility features five grass tiers and one mat tier (for off season/wet conditions), three practice sand traps, four regulation target greens at 120, 175, 215 and 265 yards and a practice bunker. The facility is fully lighted for night use.

An 18,000 sq. ft. practice green and a practice chipping green are located next to the Golf Shop and a practice bunker is located near the chipping green.. Categories:   Golf | Parks and Recreation

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