KOS 2026 Golf Tournament
The KOS 2026 Golf Tournament is a charity golf tournament on 2026-09-25, in Greeley, Colorado. Registration is available through Birdease.
Highland Hills Golf Course is a public, 18-hole golf course in Greeley, Colorado, designed by architect Frank Hummel and opened in 1959. Playing to a par of 71 across 6,723 yards from the longest tees, the traditional, tree-lined layout has served Northern Colorado as one of the region’s top championship golf courses since 1964. Owned and operated by the City of Greeley, Highland Hills has hosted the Men’s and Women’s State Stroke Play Championship, High School State Championships, and the Big I Junior State Championships in recent years.
Frank Hummel’s traditional design at Highland Hills winds through more than 1,300 trees across undulating terrain, giving golfers of every skill level an enjoyable and genuinely challenging round. Opened in 1959 and established as one of Northern Colorado’s top championship venues by 1964, the course has spent more than six decades hosting statewide championship golf, from the Men’s and Women’s State Stroke Play Championship to High School State Championships and the Big I Junior State Championships. That championship pedigree continues today: the Highland Hills Amateur returns each summer as a 36-hole stroke play championship with Championship, Senior, and handicap flights, open to any amateur golfer with a current USGA World Handicap Index.
Few public courses in Colorado can claim the tournament resume Highland Hills has built since opening in 1959. The course became one of Northern Colorado’s premier championship venues by 1964, and in the decades since it has repeatedly been trusted to host the state’s top amateur competitions, from the Men’s and Women’s State Stroke Play Championship to High School State Championships and the Big I Junior State Championships. That legacy continues each summer with the Highland Hills Amateur, a 36-hole stroke play event with Championship, Senior, and handicap flights that draws competitive amateur fields from across Colorado and awards Colorado Golf Association player points.
Instruction at Highland Hills is led by golf instructor Mike Maestas, known locally as “Coach Mike.” Part of the City of Greeley golf program, he offers lessons for players of all ages and skill levels, including work with junior golfers. (Instructor as of 2026.)
Highland Hills’ championship pedigree and full practice facilities make it a proven tournament host, with a track record that includes the Men’s and Women’s State Stroke Play Championship, High School State Championships, the Big I Junior State Championships, and the course’s own annual Highland Hills Amateur. The City of Greeley’s golf staff is available to help coordinate corporate outings and group events alongside competitive tournament play.
Highland Hills’ championship history, mature tree-lined layout, and City of Greeley support make it a distinctive option for tournaments, corporate outings, and group events in Northern Colorado. Contact the golf shop to coordinate a booking. The course is located at 2200 Clubhouse Drive, Greeley, CO 80634 (970-353-4653).
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The KOS 2026 Golf Tournament is a charity golf tournament on 2026-09-25, in Greeley, Colorado. Registration is available through Birdease.
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