Littleton, CO
Columbine Country Club
Columbine hosted the 1967 PGA Championship, won by Don January. It later became a venue for leading women professionals, with JoAnne Carner winning there in 1977 and 1981.
- Course
- 18 holes · par 72
- Original architect
- Henry Hughes
- Club website
- Visit website
The course
Course design
Columbine’s place in championship golf
Beth Daniel won at Columbine in 1980 and 1982, followed by Pat Bradley in 1983. The Club also hosted U.S. Open sectional qualifying in 1986 and from 1988 through 2010.
Championships
- 1983 Columbia Savings ClassicColumbine Country Club
- 1982 Columbia Savings ClassicColumbine Country Club
- 1981 Columbia Savings LPGA ClassicColumbine Country Club
- 1980 Columbia Savings LPGA ClassicColumbine Country Club
View all 6 past editions
Results and dates 6 editions
Columbia Savings LPGA National Pro-Am
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National Jewish Hospital Open
JoAnne Gunderson Carner
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Columbia Savings LPGA Classic
Beth Daniel
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Columbia Savings LPGA Classic
JoAnne Gunderson Carner
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Columbia Savings Classic
Beth Daniel
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Columbia Savings Classic
Pat Bradley
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PGA Championship
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Don January
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In the archive
Sources and editorial notes6 references
Sources for this story
- Golf Columbine Country Club
History and course description.
Consulted 2026-09-21
Record sources
- Club mark source
- LPGA: official tournament chronology 1980–1989 (archived publisher original) Official 1983 chronology, PDF page4: actual dates, named institution and winner. Title: Columbia Savings Classic.
- LPGA: official tournament chronology 1970–1979 (archived publisher original) Official 1977 chronology, PDF page7: actual dates, named institution and winner. Title: National Jewish Hospital Open.
- 2026 PGA Championship Media Guide The official Media Guide directly enumerates the 49th playing, champion, site, and its year-page date span. The recorded venue and champion preserve the official PGA Championship History entry’s published text.
- PGA Championship: History PGA official year summary names the host venue and locality. Existing selected course identity is retained. This is a venue-only citation: dates, pars, scores, opponent names, status and results are not copied. Canterbury is spelled Cantebury in the source; Cleveland locality and the 1973 edition resolve the existing Club identity.