Eisenhower Golf Club
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The Eisenhower Golf Club is open to Active Duty, Retired military, Reservists, National Guard, NAF, DoD Government employees, USAFA cadets/Prep School students, USAFA Contractors with valid I.D. cards and their guests. Each eligible person is allowed to sponsor three guests to play golf at Eisenhower. The golf course is located in Colorado Springs, Colorado and is one of the #1 rated golf courses in the Department of Defense.
There are two courses at the Eisenhower - The Blue Course and The Silver Course. The Eisenhower Silver Course was designed by Frank Hummel in 1977, who also designed Gleneagle Golf Course in 1973, Foxhill in 1973, and Hillcrest Golf Course in 1972.
[edit] External links
- Official Site [1]

