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Colorado Springs Country Club
3333 Templeton Gap Rd
Colorado Springs, CO 80907-5792, United States
Colorado Springs, CO 80907-5792, United States
719.473.1782
The first nine holes of this private course have been variously credited to Willie Watson (1955) and Dick Phelps (1957), although the firm of Harrison, Brauer & Rippel apparently deserve credit for the second nine holes here in 1965. In 2003, the Phelps-Atkinson firm was brought in to redesign the 12th hole and construct a pond, which earned CSCC the status of certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary.
The course is located just northeast of North Union Boulevard at North Circle Drive; access is from Templeton Gap Road. Visitors are permitted only as guests of members.
The course is located just northeast of North Union Boulevard at North Circle Drive; access is from Templeton Gap Road. Visitors are permitted only as guests of members.
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Course Details
Type: | Private |
General Manager: | Kevin L. Sanger, PGA |
Superintendent: | Tom Dimberio |
Guest Policy: | open |
Dress Code: | Collared Shirt (No Denim) |
Season Start: | March |
Season End: | November |
Pro Shop : | yes |
Driving Range: | Grass hitting surface |
Short Game Practice: | yes |
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ElaineFloSG4 - 2/15/12
This is a beautiful mature course with trees, great views of the Front Range - including Pikes Peak. You might see deer foraging around due to the course being located along Palmer Park. Not too difficult but still challenging.
This is a beautiful mature course with trees, great views of the Front Range - including Pikes Peak. You might see deer foraging around due to the course being located along Palmer Park. Not too difficult but still challenging.
schaef - 4/11/12
firyref - 3/15/12
ASPEN1A - 9/8/10
sjohnma3 - 8/20/10
johnlee1122 - 7/16/10
mmarttila - 4/25/10
Maccrete - 4/24/10
Mige26 - 1/28/10
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