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53rd Induction Ceremony

The Colorado Golf Hall of Fame invites you to take part in a salute to our newest inductees and honorees!

August 30, 2026 at Lakewood Country Club

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A Redeeming Victory

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A year after his Oakmont incident, Colorado Golf Hall of Famer Wyndham Clark gains some redemption with his second U.S. Open victory, going wire-to-wire at Shinnecock.

“A Celebration of Excellence: 50 Years of the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame”

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CLASS OF 2026

Kevin Stadler and Ella McLaughlin voted into Colorado Golf Hall of Fame. Kevin will join dad Craig and Ella her husband 'Mac' as inductees, while various honors will go to 7 others.

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Annual Tournament and Induction Dinner

June 1, 2021 and August 29, 2021 at Colorado Golf Club

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A Lot of Redemption

A year after his Oakmont incident, Colorado Golf Hall of Famer Wyndham Clark earns his second U.S. Open victory, going wire-to-wire at Shinnecock.

Long Live the Match-Play Master

Colorado Golf Hall of Famer Larry McAtee, who co-ruled the state’s amateur golf ranks (with CU teammate Hale Irwin) in the mid-1960s, passes away at age 82.

Two Near Misses for Colorado Golf Hall of Famers

Recent Colorado Golf Hall of Fame inductees Jennifer Kupcho (U.S. Women’s Open) and Wyndham Clark (The Memorial) fall just short on the same weekend.

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Located at The Broadmoor Golf Club in Colorado Springs, the Colorado Golf Hall of Fame Museum celebrates the state’s rich golf history and the individuals who made it with dazzling displays and one-of-a-kind items. Open daily to the public and free of charge. coloradogolfhaloffame.org

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Colorado Golf Hall of Fame Museum

Box 12184
Denver, CO 80212
Phone: 720.581.3390

The Colorado Golf Hall of Fame is much more than a pantheon of golf curios, plaques and black-and-white portraits behind glass. “We’re also a historical resource,” says Executive Director Jon Rizzi. “We aim to preserve the game’s past, revere its present and perpetuate its future.”

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