Broken Tee

Venue Overview

Broken Tee Golf Course is a public, City of Englewood-owned facility offering two distinct courses on one property: an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole, par-27 Par-3 course. Designed by architect Perry Dye and opened in 1995 on the site of the former Englewood Golf Course, Broken Tee has become one of the south Denver metro's most versatile municipal facilities, serving everyone from beginners on the Par-3 layout to serious golfers on the full championship course.

About the Course

Perry Dye's design gives Broken Tee a rare dual identity: the championship 18-hole course offers a full test of shot-making and strategy, while the companion 9-hole Par-3 course, playing roughly 1,517 to 1,750 yards depending on tee selection, gives newer golfers, families, and time-pressed players a faster, lower-pressure way to enjoy the game. That combination has made Broken Tee a cornerstone of the City of Englewood's golf program and a popular entry point for junior and beginner instruction in the area.

• Two courses in one facility: an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole, par-27 Par-3 course
• Designed by Perry Dye, opened in 1995
• Par-3 course plays approximately 1,517 to 1,750 yards depending on tees
• Formerly known as Englewood Golf Course
• Owned and operated by the City of Englewood
• Lighted driving range on-site

A Course From Golf's First Family of Design

Perry Dye, who designed Broken Tee, was the oldest son of golf architecture legends Pete and Alice Dye, and grew up on construction sites, first accompanying his parents to a project at age 12. He went on to found his own firm, Dye Designs, in 1984, eventually building more than 80 courses across 15 countries. That pedigree shows at Broken Tee, where the dual-course concept reflects the same practical, player-focused thinking that defined the Dye family's approach to golf course design — building courses that serve the everyday golfer as well as the serious competitor.

Practice Facilities & Amenities

• Lighted driving range
• Fully stocked pro shop
• Wyatt's Broken Tee, the on-site restaurant
• Electric vehicle charging stations
• First Tee Colorado Rocky Mountains program
• MetaGolf Junior Golf Programs
• Footgolf available

Lessons & Instruction

Broken Tee's instruction program is led, as of 2026, by:

• Chris Schultz, PGA Master Professional — Camp Director with more than 32 years of experience as a PGA Professional; earned PGA Class "A" status in 1987 and PGA "Master" Professional status, a distinction held by only about 350 professionals nationwide, becoming the second-youngest person ever to complete the Advanced Program at age 35; has delivered more than 35,000 golf lessons over his career

Golf Manager Shannon Buccio (303-762-2673) also supports the club's programming. Contact the pro shop at (303) 762-2670 to schedule a lesson or ask about current camp and clinic offerings.

Tournaments & Events

Broken Tee regularly hosts organized play and tournaments, including the annual Superintendent's Revenge Tournament and Women's Golf Day, alongside league play for club members throughout the season. The dual-course layout makes it a flexible host for events ranging from casual outings on the Par-3 course to full-field tournaments on the championship layout.

Planning Your Event Here

Broken Tee's Perry Dye-designed dual course layout and full-service amenities make it a versatile option for tournaments, corporate outings, and group events in the Englewood area. Contact the pro shop to coordinate a booking. The course is located at 2101 W. Oxford Avenue, Englewood, CO 80110 (303-762-2670).

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