Hyland Hills

Venue Overview

The Greg Mastriona Golf Courses at Hyland Hills is a 27-hole-plus public golf facility in Westminster, Colorado, opened in 1963 as one of the first 18-hole championship courses in the northern Denver metro. Owned and operated by the Hyland Hills Park and Recreation District, the facility now spans the 18-hole Gold Course, the 9-hole Blue Course, and two additional par-3 courses, and has hosted the Colorado State Public Links Championship, multiple CGA and USGA events, and the 1990 U.S. Women's Public Links Amateur.

About the Course

Hyland Hills opened in 1963 with an original design credited to Hughes and Hummel, and architect Frank Hummel returned to redesign the course in 1985. The facility hosted the first-ever Colorado State Public Links Championship in 1965, cementing its place among the state's most historically significant public courses. Today the Gold Course serves as Hyland Hills' championship 18, complemented by the 9-hole Blue Course (currently undergoing a multi-year renovation project) and two par-3 layouts — the South Par 3 and North Par 3 — giving the facility genuine depth for golfers of every age and skill level.

• Opened in 1963 as one of the northern Denver metro's first 18-hole championship courses
• Original design by Hughes and Hummel; redesigned in 1985 by Frank Hummel
• Hosted the first Colorado State Public Links Championship in 1965
• Gold Course hosted the 1990 U.S. Women's Public Links Amateur
• 27-plus holes: 18-hole Gold Course, 9-hole Blue Course, South Par 3, and North Par 3
• Owned and operated by the Hyland Hills Park and Recreation District

The Greg Mastriona Legacy

The facility's current name honors Greg Mastriona, who was hired as assistant course superintendent in 1969 when Hyland Hills consisted of a single 18-hole course. Over a 40-year career, Mastriona rose to Executive Director of the Hyland Hills Park and Recreation District, expanding the facility to 27 holes of regulation golf plus two par-3 courses and a multi-tiered practice facility. He personally designed the South Par 3 and designated the North Par 3 as a dedicated course for junior golfers, and he was the driving force behind bringing the 1990 U.S. Women's Public Links Amateur to the Gold Course, as well as building the facility's clubhouse — his final project before retiring in 2012. Mastriona's junior golf programs have been so influential that graduates of those programs are estimated to account for roughly 25 percent of tee times booked at Hyland Hills today. He was inducted into the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame in 2014, and the facility was renamed in his honor.

Practice Facilities & Amenities

• Multi-tiered practice facility with putting and chipping areas
• Driving range
• Two par-3 courses: South Par 3 (Mastriona-designed) and North Par 3 (dedicated junior course)
• Clubhouse and concessions
• Player pass programs

Lessons & Instruction

Golf lessons at Hyland Hills, as of 2026, are offered through a roster of independent instructors, including:

• Tory Kronschnabel, LPGA Class A — an economics and engineering graduate of The George Washington University with more than seven years of teaching experience (including five years with The First Tee of Minneapolis and two years at Grand Elk Golf Club); a four-time PGA of America Teacher of the Year, LPGA Professionals Hall of Fame honoree, and named to LPGA's Top 50 Best Teachers Elite Class of 8 for 2026. Kronschnabel founded Golf Like a Girl, a nonprofit providing free golf lessons to women and girls, and teaches at Hyland Hills alongside the Birdie Lounge in Fraser, CO
• Jerry Logan — independent instructor offering lessons at Hyland Hills
• Michael Fletcher — independent instructor offering lessons at Hyland Hills

Contact the golf shop at (303) 428-6526 or visit the individual instructors' booking pages for lesson scheduling.

Tournaments & Events

Hyland Hills' history hosting the Colorado State Public Links Championship, CGA and USGA events, and the 1990 U.S. Women's Public Links Amateur reflects its standing as one of Colorado's premier public tournament venues. The facility also runs its own signature events, including the Foundation Golf Tournament supporting the Hyland Hills Foundation, along with themed programs like Nine & Dine, Ladies' Night Out, and Glow Golf.

Planning Your Event Here

Hyland Hills' 27-plus holes across four courses, deep tournament history, and dedicated practice facilities make it a flexible option for tournaments, corporate outings, and group events in the northwest Denver metro. Contact the golf shop to coordinate a booking. The facility is located at 9650 Sheridan Blvd, Westminster, CO 80031 (303-428-6526).

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