Cheyenne, WY tee times

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Golfing in Cheyenne, WY is a great way to experience the city and its surrounding area. Cheyenne is home to a few popular courses, including the Cheyenne Country Club, Arapaho Golf Course, and the Cheyenne Greens Golf Course. These courses offer golfers of all skill levels the chance to play a great round of golf in Cheyenne. Cheyenne Country Club is the oldest course in the city and has been around since the late 1800s. This private club is known for its well-groomed fairways and challenging greens. Arapaho Golf Course is a public course located in the heart of the city and has hosted the Wyoming Open multiple times. The course is known for its fast greens and challenging bunkers. Cheyenne Greens Golf Course is a public course located west of the city. This course features wide fairways and small, well-manicured greens. Cheyenne has seen its fair share of famous golfers, including Bob Estes, who was born in the city and attended the University of Wyoming. Estes has played on the PGA Tour since 1993 and has won seven tournaments. Other notable golfers from the area include PGA Tour Champions golfer John Harris and PGA Tour golfer Mark Calcavecchia, who both attended the University of Wyoming. Cheyenne also has a few notable golf course architects, such as renowned golf course architect Donald Ross. Ross designed the Cheyenne Country Club, which still maintains his original design. Other golf course architects from the area include Dave Axland and Lawrence Packard. Cheyenne also has its fair share of famous golf moments. The Cheyenne Country Club hosted the first-ever Wyoming Open in 1906, which was won by former US Open champion Fred McLeod. The Cheyenne Country Club also hosted the first-ever Wyoming Women's Amateur Championship in 1913. Whether you're looking for Cheyenne tee times, Cheyenne golf courses, or just looking to get some golfing in Cheyenne, you'll be sure to find a great course. Cheyenne is home to a few public and private courses, designed by some of the best golf course architects, and has produced some of the best golfers in the game. With its rich golf history, Cheyenne is a great destination for golfers of all skill levels.