Lincoln Park Golf Course

Lincoln Park Golf Course is the oldest continuously-operating golf course in Grand Junction, a 9-hole municipal layout built in 1926 that still defends itself against today's oversized drivers and long balls. The course sits at 1240 Gunnison Avenue just minutes from historic downtown Grand Junction, giving it a walkable-from-downtown muni character rare on Colorado's Western Slope. The compact course features smooth, subtly breaking greens and a 10-acre practice facility with a driving range and three different practice greens, an unusually thorough practice setup for a 9-hole municipal course. Lincoln Park is a popular venue for daily play, league rounds, lessons, clubfitting, and tournament play; the City of Grand Junction operates it alongside Tiara Rado (1972, also muni) as its two public-golf anchors. For the Grand Junction trip visitor, Lincoln Park is the casual warm-up round before the bigger-deal 18 at Tiara Rado across town, and the walkable layout makes it easy to fit nine between downtown lunch and sunset.