The Course at Shining Mountain

What we know today as the City of Woodland Park, the course at the Shining Mountain Golf Club and the surrounding areas were originally inhabited by the Ute Indians.  In 1887 the Midland Railway was completed and the settlers started developing. 

Our spectacular course is snuggled within the pines of the one million acres of Pike National Forest.  The Ute Indians originally called Pike’s Peak - Shining Mountain, which overlooks our lush and rolling greens.  We have 6464 yards from the longest tee for a par of 71.  The course rating is 71.2 and has a slope of 136 on Blue Grass.  The 4 seasons here are mild and beautiful which makes this a superb location for your golfing pleasure. 

Fast Facts:

• Shining Mountain Golf club originally opened in 1995
• Course designed by John F. Harbottle, III  ASGCA
• Public Course with water hazards
• 20 tee range, putting green, chipping area and practice bunker
• Full service restaurant with full bar
• Snack bar and beverage cart
• Available for rental – clubs, hand carts, and motor carts

Proper Golf Attire:
No denim or T-shirts – collared shirts and Bermuda shorts or slacks required