Tag: golf
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Woodland Park gets community input on Shining Mountain
In time, Woodland Park expects Shining Mountain to be a shining example of a municipal golf course. In the short term, though, patience is needed. “We just closed on this in December,” Mayor Kellie Case told over 100 residents assembled at the Ute Pass Cultural Center on March 17 for a Shining Mountain Golf Course…
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CHSAA Legislative Council: Multiplier exemption, place-up criteria remain untouched after meeting
LONE TREE — The Colorado High School Activities Association’s Legislative Council saw a pair of notable administrative proposals fail to pass during its February meeting. Administrative 1 proposal failed 66-6 and the Administrative 2 proposal failed 62-10 during Tuesday’s meeting at the Douglas County School District Legacy Campus building. Both proposals aimed to “clarify how…
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Local golf courses begin seasonal closures
The first hints of winter are showing up on the fairways. Morning frost has settled on the grass, golfers are carrying extra coats and tee times grow shorter with each passing sunset. For local golfers, the change of seasons brings a familiar mix of nostalgia and frustration, along with the reality that several nearby golf…
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Colorado Golf Club can shine again with 2030 USGA championship | Golf Insider
It’s been a minute since Colorado Golf Club was in the spotlight. The club co-hosted the 2023 U.S. Amateur with Cherry Hills Country Club, but most of the drama took place during match play at Cherry Hills. It won’t be until 2030, but Colorado Golf Club will have its chance to show why it’s ranked…
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CU Buffs’ men and women off to hot starts in fall season | Golf Insider
The University of Colorado golf programs are thriving in the fall season. The men’s and women’s teams have racked up individual wins, high team finishes and record-setting performances on the course. On the men’s side, sophomore Zeqian “Michael” Fang battled tough conditions Tuesday to claim medalist honors in Colorado School of Mines’ Bob Writz Invitational played at…
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GUEST OPINION: The loss of civility and the Ryder Cup
Jeff Allen Despite a near heroic final day rally, Team USA was soundly beaten by Team Europe in the Ryder Cup at Bethpage outside of New York City. The final margin of 15-13 doesn’t tell the real story of what a lopsided match it was. No one on Team USA played poorly, but Team Europe seemed…
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Playing at home won’t be enough for U.S. to beat Europe at Ryder Cup | Golf Insider
The United States team needs to be careful this weekend at Bethpage Black. The Americans are known to dominate the Ryder Cup when it is played on their home turf. Europe has won twice, which is two more than the U.S. in Europe, since 2000. One of those wins required a big Sunday comeback in…
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CHSAA Media Day notebook: Champions focused on repeat bids despite losing seniors
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save DENVER – Cheyenne Mountain has a lengthy history of being competitive at the cross country state meet, and the Red-Tailed Hawks don’t plan to change that in 2025 despite losing a chunk of runners. “That’s just how high school is,” 4A reigning champion Aiden Le Roux…
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Phil? Tiger? Keegan? A look at golfers who could play The Broadmoor when U.S. Senior Open returns
Over the past week, a field of 156 golfers put on quite a show at The Broadmoor. It was the third U.S. Senior Open to be played on the East Course. It won’t be the last. The U.S. Golf Association announced this month that the prestigious event would return in 2031 and 2037. It’s never…