Golf courses in Greeley, CO.

Greeley, CO

Boomerang Links is an 18-hole public golf course operated by the City of Greeley, Colorado, opened for play in 1991. It is a links-style layout with plush fairways, large greens, tall native grasses and more than 50 bunkers, designed by William Howard Neff. The course is one of two municipal facilities run by Greeley's golf division, alongside Highland Hills, and hosts tournaments and leagues throughout the season. A restaurant and pub, the Outback, sits at the clubhouse along with a driving range and short-game practice area. The city has been carrying out irrigation and pond improvements on the course, including dredging work near the fourth hole, as part of ongoing capital upgrades.

Greeley, CO

Highland Hills Golf Course is a City of Greeley municipal course in northern Colorado, open since 1959. Designed by architect Frank Hummel, the layout has hosted the Colorado Men's and Women's State Stroke Play Championships along with high school state tournaments. The course is set among more than 1,300 trees on gently undulating terrain, giving it a traditional, tree-lined character. Amenities include a driving range with targets, two practice putting greens, a short game area, and Bogey's Pub and Grill. It operates as a public facility alongside Greeley's other course, Boomerang Links, with tee times bookable online through the city's golf program.