Cherry Hills Village, CO
Cherry Hills Country Club
Cherry Hills was founded in 1922 by members of Denver Country Club who wanted an institution devoted to golf. Its initial name, The Cherry Hills Club, recalled an orchard on the property.
- Course
- 18 holes · par 72
- Original architect
- William Flynn
- Club website
- Visit website
The course
Course design
A golf-first beginning in Cherry Hills
The U.S. Open arrived in 1938. Defending champion Ralph Guldahl won by six strokes, giving Cherry Hills its first national championship and beginning a long association with major competition.
Championships
- 2023 U.S. AmateurCherry Hills Country Club
- 2014 BMW ChampionshipCherry Hills Country Club
- 2012 U.S. AmateurCherry Hills Country Club
- 2005 U.S. Women's OpenCherry Hills Country Club
View all 13 past editions
- 1993 U.S. Senior OpenCherry Hills Country Club
- 1990 U.S. AmateurCherry Hills Country Club
- 1985 PGA ChampionshipCherry Hills Country Club
- 1983 U.S. Mid-AmateurCherry Hills Country Club
- 1978 U.S. OpenCherry Hills Country Club
- 1976 U.S. Senior AmateurCherry Hills Country Club
- 1960 U.S. OpenCherry Hills Country Club
- 1941 PGA ChampionshipCherry Hills Country Club
- 1938 U.S. OpenCherry Hills Country Club
Results and dates 13 editions
U.S. Amateur
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Phil Mickelson
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Steven Fox
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Nick Dunlap
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U.S. Open
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Ralph Guldahl
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Arnold Palmer
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Andy North
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PGA Championship
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Vic Ghezzi
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Hubert Green
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BMW Championship
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Billy Horschel
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U.S. Mid-Amateur
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Jay Sigel
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U.S. Senior Amateur
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Lewis W. Oehmig
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U.S. Senior Open
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Jack Nicklaus
U.S. Women's Open
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Birdie Kim
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In the archive
Sources and editorial notes12 references
Sources for this story
- Club History Cherry Hills Country Club
History and course description.
Consulted 2026-09-21
Record sources11 references
- Club mark source
- Cherry Hills official club history
- USGA: 2024 U.S. Amateur Record Book Printed/PDF page 11, 2023 result row. Nick Dunlap def. Neal Shipley, 4 and 3. Match margins and extra-hole lengths are not stroke totals. Actual dates from the retrospective result table.
- Cherry Hills Country Club: Club History The Club’s course history identifies this championship at Cherry Hills.
- Western Golf Association: 2025 BMW / Western Open Records and Statistics Guide PDF page 177, 2014 chapter, plus summary page 9. Competition dates come from the actual year chapter; institutional venue and champion are independently cross-checked against the official publisher chronology.
- USGA Women's Open Champions and Championship Results The official champions table records the 2005 winner and site. Recorded site text follows that table; no canonical Club or Course identity is inferred. Explicit date span: www.usga.org
- PGA Tour: U.S. Senior Open verified results PGA Tour 2015 Champions media guide, PDF page 213 / printed page 212, year row establishes a completed championship and named winner. No event dates are inferred from advertised schedules. Host-club evidence: www.usga.org.
- 2026 PGA Championship Media Guide The official Media Guide directly enumerates the 67th playing, champion, site, and its year-page date span. The recorded venue and champion preserve the official PGA Championship History entry’s published text.
- USGA: U.S. Mid-Amateur official final result Printed/PDF page 8, 1983 result row. Completed championship, finalists and final match margin are recorded. Match-play margin is not a stroke total. Actual date range transcribed from the retrospective championship results.
- 2026 USGA Championships Media Guide - U.S. Open The official 2026 USGA Championship Record Book directly enumerates the completed 1978 Championship, champion, explicit date span, and site in Championship Results: 1895 to 2025. The recorded champion and site preserve the higher-resolution register text. The current official U.S. Open Champions table independently confirms the year, champion, and site.
- USGA: 2026 U.S. Senior Amateur record book, page 7 Offline: archived primary source /Users/cwhitelam/Documents/AGA Research Archive/shared/usga-championship-records-20261024/26SeniorAm.pdf; SHA-256 db447a8079c9a707c54710acb92d7da567e788bc38b4b449c065d542155ab300. Exact result row: 1976 (Sept. 20-25) Lewis W. Oehmig d. John Richardson , 4 and 3; Cherry Hills C.C., Englewood, Colo.; Medalist — 145, Ed Tutwiler; Entries: 833 Use the championship final, not the qualifying medalist. Match-play outcomes are not stroke totals. Current routing, scorecard and par are not asserted. The primary result identifies this exact Club and place; the retained named physical Course is its sole Course identity. This links Course identity only, without asserting an unchanged historical routing or scorecard.