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Course record
Short Course
Coore & Crenshaw designed a nine-hole short course at Colorado Golf Club as well as its championship eighteen. A September–October 2010 feature in Colorado Golf described the short holes as measuring 70 to 199 yards. Those figures describe the course at that time; they are not presented as current yardages.2
Open the Club record- Holes
- 9
- Club location
- Parker Colorado
Coore and Crenshaw’s Short Course
The Colorado Golf Association identifies the Short Course as a nine-hole par-3 layout. It forms another part of the golf at the Parker Club, whose companion eighteen hosted the 2010 Senior PGA Championship.12
Course design
Sources and record notes5 references
Sources for this history
- Colorado Golf Association Course Directory
Colorado Golf Association
Exact embedded directory objects for Cherry Hills Country Club, Columbine Country Club and Colorado Golf Club each list 18H Regulation and 9H Par 3. The facility-level architect field is not assigned to the auxiliary course.
Consulted 2026-11-14 - Colorado Golf, September–October 2010
Colorado Golf
PDF page 53, printed page 53, Colorado Golf Club section: Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw designed a separate nine-hole short course, with holes then described as 70 to 199 yards. Yardages are historical, not current course metadata.
Consulted 2026-11-14
Course record sources
- Club mark sourceClub Mark
- Colorado Golf Association: separate nine-hole par-three courseCourse record
- Colorado Golf, September/October 2010, physical page 53Coore & Crenshaw · Original design · Date unrecorded