Golf Index
The
following courses are open the public all year long, weather permitting.
They accomodate players of all levels,
from beginners to experienced golfers. There are
no required tee times and low green fees. Driving ranges and practice chipping
and putting greens are often available.
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Fowler, Colorado
719-263-4500 |
Opened in 1994, it provides a natural setting with a water obstacle on hole 9. Cottonwood trees make hole 7 the most challenging of the 9-hole par 36 course. |
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Play Park Hill
Rocky Ford, Colorado
(719)254-7528 |
Established in 1925, it is the oldest course in the area. There are water obstacles on three holes. Tree-lined fairways are narrow. Clubhouse offers food and beverages. Golf cart rentals are available on the 9-hole par 36 course. |
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La Junta, Colorado
(719)384-7133 |
Located in Industrial Park north of town. Trees, bunkers, and sand traps offer obstacles on the straight, flat 9-hole course. The area off the fairways have native grass. Golf carts are available. Chiaramonte's Golf and Grill is located in the clubhouse. |
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2200 Country Club Dr.
PO Box 375 Las Animas, CO(719)456-2511 |
Opened in 1985, fairways are buffalo grass and the greens are fescue. Ponds create obstacles on six holes. Located just east of town on US Highway 50--7 days a week. |
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Lamar, Colorado
719-336-5274 |
The 9-hole/par 35 course is located south of Lamar off US Highway 287. The tree-lined, hilly course is a difficult par 70. Open April 1 to first weekend in October. It is in excellent condition and provides a large pro shop in the club house. |
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Springfield, Colorado | The course is buffalo grass, cactus, and sand greens. It is located one mile south past Springfield on US Highway 287, then west 1/4 mile for a real cowboy challenge in golf. |
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PO Box 296, Eads, Colorado
719-438-2200 |
Located on 14999 Golf Course Road, the course is buffalo grass and "new" (2003) grass greens, consists of 9 holes, and is open to the public. Somewhat rustic and not too difficult. |
