Frank Hummel

Steamboat Springs, CO

Haymaker Golf Course is a championship public course in Steamboat Springs. Foster's 'core layout' features large greens and gentle undulations that blend with the region's topography, creating a links-style experience. Every hole offers uninterrupted views of the Yampa Valley and Mount Werner, with local wildlife as the only distraction. The course has a practice facility with a driving range, sand trap, chipping, and putting green, and has been recognized for its commitment to sustainability.

Cortez, CO

Conquistador Golf Course is a public course in Cortez, Colorado, in the Four Corners region of the state's southwest corner, at an elevation of about 6,200 feet. The 18-hole layout was designed by Press Maxwell and William Stroud, with rolling hills, large trees, and water hazards coming into play on eight holes. The course plays to a par of 72 and stretches to 7,152 yards from the championship tees, with panoramic views toward the La Plata Mountains, Mesa Verde, and Ute Mountain. Amenities include a junior golf program, a practice facility with range ball passes, and daily green fees with season pass options. It is open to the public with tee times booked through the course pro shop.

Scottsbluff, NE

Scotts Bluff Country Club is a private, 18-hole golf course in Scottsbluff, Nebraska, designed by architect Frank Hummel and opened in 1973. The championship layout is set among mature trees, scenic lakes, and sand bunkers, with five sets of tees ranging from about 5,500 to 7,000 yards. It is regarded locally as the leading golf course in the Nebraska Panhandle. The club combines golf with a broader country-club membership experience for the Scottsbluff community.

Grand Island, NE

Jackrabbit Run Golf Course is Grand Island's municipal course, designed by Frank Hummel and opened in 1976. It was renamed from Grand Island Municipal in 2001 after the jackrabbits that once roamed the property. The 18-hole, par 72 layout plays about 6,750 yards from the blue tees and is open to the public at city rates.

Fort Collins, CO

Collindale Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-71 public golf course on 160 acres in southeast Fort Collins, Colorado. Designed by architect Frank Hummel, it opened in 1971 and is owned and operated by the City of Fort Collins. The course is known for fast, well-conditioned greens and has hosted local U.S. Open qualifying as well as a variety of Colorado amateur events. From the back tees it plays to 7,026 yards. The clubhouse in Fort Collins houses the Collindale Golf Academy and a C.B. and Potts restaurant.

Aspen, CO

Aspen Golf Club is an 18-hole municipal course about two miles from downtown Aspen, Colorado, operated by the City of Aspen. Designed by architect Frank Hummel, the parkland-style layout brings water into play on 14 of its 18 holes and offers views toward the Continental Divide, Pyramid Peak and Aspen Mountain. From the back tees the course measures roughly 7,165 yards, among the longer municipal layouts in the state. Four sets of tees accommodate a range of playing levels, and the club is a Certified Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary. The course operates on a public, pass-based system with resident discounts, along with a pro shop, driving range and practice greens. It closes for winter and typically runs May through October.

Dodge City, KS

Mariah Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-71 municipal golf course owned and operated by the City of Dodge City, Kansas. Designed by Frank Hummel, it began as a sand-green course and added bentgrass greens and fairway irrigation in 1974. Mariah Hills hosted NJCAA Division I national tournaments in 2004 and 2005.

Last verified 2026-09-17

Norton, KS

Prairie Dog Golf Club in Norton features a 9 hole course designed by Frank Hummel. The layout offers 3,171 yards of play for a par of 35 and is known for its scenic views and reasonable greens fees. The facility provides a welcoming environment for both local members and visiting golfers.

Roundup, MT

A golf course located in Roundup. Further details to be added from other sources.