4801 Central Avenue, Cheyenne
307-638-3700  Extension 2

18- & 9-hole course
Pro-shop in-house
Warm-up driving range – Irons Only
Rental clubs & carts available
Par 70, 6,128 yards with
a slope/USGA rating of 100/67.1

Often considered Cheyenne’s best, the Airport Golf Course is home to the state’s only professional golf tournament, the Wyoming Open.

The Airport is a traditional tree-lined, parkland golf course. While it can pose its own test it is most of all fun, fast, and affordable. Keep an eye out for wildlife as the Airport Course is a great sanctuary for a variety of critters.

Beat the crowds, beat the heat. We’re only an easy 45 minutes north of Fort Collins.

3601 Windmill Road, Cheyenne
307-637-6420

Great for beginners and the accomplished alike
9-hole course
30-tee driving range
Rental clubs & carts available
Par 36, measures 3,080 yards,
slope/USGA rating of 112/37.2

With its laid-back, friendly atmosphere, Kingham Prairie View is a great place for both the learning player and those veterans who still appreciate a quick nine on a fun course.

Prime (April 1 –November 30):
18-Hole: $29
9-Hole: $21
Employee: $15.00

After 5:00 p.m.:
18-Hole: $21
Employee: $10.50

Off Season (December 1 – March 31):
18-Hole: $21
Employee: $10.50

Youth (under 18):
18-Hole: $17
Employee: $8.50

Prime (Year around): 9-Hole: $14;  Employee: $7

Youth (under 18): 9-Hole: $10; Employee: $5

Adult:
18-Hole: $560
Employee: $280

Senior (60 and over):
18-Hole: $450
Employee: $225

Junior (18 and under):
18-Hole: $170
Employee: $85

Five 18-hole Passes:
$135

Ten 9-hole Passes:
$135

Ten 18-hole Passes:
$265

Twenty 9-hole Passes:
$265

Held at Kingham Prairie View Golf Course.

Prairie View Junior Program

$50.00 Per Student – Five Week Program Begins Tuesday June 13^th and ends July 18th

Runs every Tuesday for five weeks – 45 minutes of instruction using three different instructional stations.

May sign up beginning May 1^st at https://airportgolfclub.com/product/prairie-view-junior-golf/ or at either Prairie View or the Airport Golf Shops

Adult & Junior Scheduled at either Airport or Prairie View

$25.00 per lesson – Series of 5 Lessons $100.00

Lessons are 30 minutes in length and scheduled most anytime from April – September

Contact information and how to register can be found at https://airportgolfclub.com/golf-lessons-junior-golf/

Private Group Lessons – Adult & Junior Scheduled at either Airport or Prairie View

2 People $75.00 per person for a series of 5 Lessons

3-6 People $65.00 per person for a series of 5 Lessons

Max 6 people per group

Lessons are 30 minutes in length and scheduled most anytime from April – September

Contact information and how to register can be found at https://airportgolfclub.com/golf-lessons-junior-golf/

Tournaments are defined as any individual or group that reserves the golf course or multiple tee times in advance of the day of play.

The Parks and Recreation Department approves all tournament play and reserves the right to deny any group tournament play. Tournaments are reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.

For more information, please contact the Golf Shop at (307) 637-6418.

Review the rules and regulations for Check-In, Tee Times, Players and Player Risks here.

Review the General Play and Tournament Rules here.

You don’t need fancy culottes, neon colors, or the shoes with the spikes. Dress comfortable for being in the sun (collared shirts help keep sun off your neck and hats shield your head and eyes). Wear sport shoes you like to walk in.

1. If you’re on your umpteenth swing, no sweat. Just pick up the ball and move it closer to the hole. You’ll want to be mindful of golfers behind you (they understand what it was like being new!)
2. If you hit a ball onto another fairway, yell FORE! so people know to duck. Wait until the group on that fairway is done playing before you either hit the ball back over, or grab it and drop it at the edge of where it left your side.

Obviously you need clubs and golf balls. If you don’t have these, either of the pro shops will rent you a set to use.

If you aren’t certain which club to use, have a pro shop staffer explain which ones to focus on using. Who really needs all those clubs anyway? Get good at the basic ones first.

Blame the wind. We all start somewhere, and like many other sports, you just need to dive in, practice, and get better! If you want to start small, try a practice putting green or grab a bucket of balls to take to the driving range first.