The third
oldest public golf course west of the Mississippi, Patty Jewett Golf Course has history,
character and an aura that creates a special atmosphere.
You enter Patty Jewett through elegant, black, wrought-iron gates
that open onto a road lined with a canopy of 100-year-old trees. Much like a drive to a
fine Southern mansion, the road ends atop a small rise upon which is the club house -- the
hub of this fine, historic, full-service golf course.
Patty Jewett has been a city-owned course since 1919 and
regularly hosts the Pikes Peak Amateur Tournament, won by Hale Irwin in 1965. Designed and
maintained for players of all abilities, this 18-hole course presents sly challenges to
even the most experienced golfer.
Patty Jewett was designed by Willie
Campbell in 1898. The 9-hole course was designed by Mark Mahanna in 1967. Wayward trees, a
small creek and curves in just the right places will make a smart golfer stop and
contemplate the shot.
Patty Jewett is a par 72 course. It measures 6,811 yards from the
championship tees; 6,463 from the regulation tees. From the front tees it measures 5,998
yards. A separate 9-hole course is available.
After your first round of golf, stop in the
club house to savor some tasty food and drink. The fine, wood-paneled rooms are perfect
for private parties and events, and the terrace presents gracious views of massive Pikes
Peak and the Front Range. The scenery will exceed your expectations.
Tee times may be reserved in person or by telephoning the
Starter House up to seven days prior to play.
Valley
Hi Golf Course
A relatively young and
easily accessible golf course, Valley Hi Golf Course is one of Colorado Springs' hidden
gems.
Situated just south of heart of the city, Valley Hi
offers the region's most scenic views of Cheyenne Mountain and Pikes Peak.
An active family of foxes living on the
course have been "adopted" by Valley Hi golfers who enjoy the urban wildlife
experience that also includes ducks and geese.
Constructed in 1956 and purchased by the
city of Colorado Springs in 1975, Valley Hi has seen extensive improvements, making it one
of the finest courses around while offering some of the best quality manicured greens in
the region.
This 18-hole, par 72 course is fast
developing a reputation for not only presenting golfers with unique, clever challenges,
but for making them better than ever. Though the course appears flat, its layout features
well-placed bunkers and lakes that add to the challenge.
Patty Jewett has been a city-owned course since 1919 and
regularly hosts the Pikes Peak Amateur Tournament, won by Hale Irwin in 1965. Designed and
maintained for players of all abilities, this 18-hole course presents sly challenges to
even the most experienced golfer. 
Patty Jewett is a par 72 course. It measures 6,811 yards from the
championship tees; 6,463 from the regulation tees. From the front tees it measures 5,998
yards. A separate 9-hole course is available. 
Tee times may be reserved in person or by telephoning the
Starter House up to seven days prior to play. 
Situated just south of heart of the city, Valley Hi
offers the region's most scenic views of Cheyenne Mountain and Pikes Peak.