If you’ve been curious about golf, wanting to play more consistently, or hoping to find a built-in community of women to hit the course with, joining a women’s league is one of the best ways to do it.
I’m a newer golfer, and last spring I joined the CommonGround Women’s Club. It was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made — not just for my swing, but for confidence, friendships, and consistency. I learned rules in real life, got on the course weekly, and met some truly incredible women who made golf fun and welcoming.
Since then, I’ve realized how great the women’s golf scene is here in the Denver metro, and I also realized how scattered the information can be. That’s exactly why this post exists — a one-stop updated guide to women’s golf leagues across the metro area’s seven counties: Denver, Jefferson, Adams, Arapahoe, Douglas, Boulder, and Broomfield.
Start Here — The Best Current Resources to Find Leagues & Clubs
🔗 Colorado Golf Association (CGA) – Main Site
This is the official umbrella org for most women’s golf clubs and associations in Colorado. Use this to navigate current league pages, club directories, and member resources.
https://www.coloradogolf.org/
https://www.coloradogolf.org/
(Note: specific “available leagues” lists are seasonally updated by courses and CGA; the main home page is where current links are published.)
🔗 LPGA Amateurs – Denver Chapter
A great community for women golfers that includes group play, clinics, social golf, travel, networking, and events. This goes beyond weekly leagues and is perfect if you want golf + community + fun events.
https://chapters.lpgaamateurs.com/home/chapter/CODE
https://chapters.lpgaamateurs.com/home/chapter/CODE
🔗 Women on Course – Denver Community Events
A national women’s golf community with a Denver group that hosts events, indoor leagues, clinics, instruction, networking nights, and more — a great complement to traditional league golf.
https://www.womenoncourse.com/portfolio/denver/
https://www.womenoncourse.com/portfolio/denver/
My Home Course (And Why I Love It)
CommonGround Women’s Club — Aurora
This is my home course and absolutely my favorite place to start playing regularly. They offer both 9-hole and 18-holewomen’s groups with Tuesday morning play that is inclusive of all handicaps and experience levels. It’s been one of the most welcoming ways I’ve learned the game and built confidence out on the course.
🔗 CommonGround Women’s Club info
https://www.commongroundgc.com/outings-events/league-play
https://www.commongroundgc.com/outings-events/league-play
County-by-County Women’s League Guide (Updated Links Where Available)
Denver County
Denver Golf runs women’s clubs at multiple city courses. Some do not publish league pages but have contact info so you can reach out and join:
🔗 Denver Golf Clubs (women’s club contacts) — women’s club info across City Park, Kennedy, Wellshire, Overland Park, Willis Case, and more.
https://www.cityofdenvergolf.com/clubs/
https://www.cityofdenvergolf.com/clubs/
Jefferson County (Jeffco)
Some Jeffco courses with known women’s club or league info:
🔗 Fossil Trace Golf Club – Leagues & Women’s Golf Club (Note: 2025 leagues were full and 2026 info is expected to post later; check back in spring.)
https://fossiltrace.com/leagues/
https://fossiltrace.com/leagues/
(Many Jeffco courses also list women’s league contact info through CGA’s Club Directory — look up Indian Tree, Fox Hollow, etc., via the CGA main site above.)
Adams County
🔗 Riverdale Women’s Golf Association (Brighton) — Women’s league / club info typically listed under Riverdale GC leagues.
https://www.riverdalegolf.com/aboutus/leagues/
https://www.riverdalegolf.com/aboutus/leagues/
(Riverdale also often appears on CGA course league listings and hosts both 9- and 18-hole club play.)
Arapahoe County
Arapahoe golf courses regularly list women’s league info on their city pages:
🔗 Aurora Golf – Clubs & Leagues (including Meadow Hills, Aurora Hills, Saddle Rock, Springhill, etc.)
https://www.auroragov.org/things_to_do/golf/clubs
https://www.auroragov.org/things_to_do/golf/clubs
(Aurora courses often list women’s league clubs seasonally on that page.)
Douglas County
Some courses list ladies league details:
🔗 Highlands Ranch / University of Denver Golf Club – Ladies League (2026 info includes Wednesday 9-Hole league and Saturday 18-Hole league)
https://highlandsranchgolf.du.edu/leagues/
https://highlandsranchgolf.du.edu/leagues/
(Also check CGA directory for additional Douglas County club league listings.)
Boulder County
🔗 Indian Peaks Golf Club – Ladies League Info & Schedules (course lists ladies league pages with schedule details, social formats, etc.)
https://indianpeaksgolf.com/golf-leagues/
https://indianpeaksgolf.com/golf-leagues/
(Indian Peaks appears in CGA club listings, which often include league contact forms and player info.)
Broomfield County
🔗 The Broadlands Golf Course – Golf Leagues (Ladies options included)
https://www.thebroadlandsgc.com/golf/leagues
https://www.thebroadlandsgc.com/golf/leagues
(Also appears on seasonal league lists at CGA and club sites.)
How to Choose the Right League for You
If you’re newer to golf, I recommend:
• starting with 9 holes
• picking a weekday time you can realistically commit to
• prioritizing a league that feels welcoming and consistent over competitive
• starting with 9 holes
• picking a weekday time you can realistically commit to
• prioritizing a league that feels welcoming and consistent over competitive
Leagues are the best place to get the reps that make you better — and you’ll improve faster by playing once a week than trying to do it alone.
What to Expect on Your First Day
Whether you join a women’s club, a Meetup league event, or a corporate/social league:
• most groups welcome golfers of all levels (especially social and beginner leagues)
• you’ll meet women who want to help you feel comfortable
• rules and etiquette become way clearer once you’re in real life rather than studying screenshots
• you’ll leave wanting more golf — and friends — by the end of the season
• most groups welcome golfers of all levels (especially social and beginner leagues)
• you’ll meet women who want to help you feel comfortable
• rules and etiquette become way clearer once you’re in real life rather than studying screenshots
• you’ll leave wanting more golf — and friends — by the end of the season
Want Help Finding the Best Fit?
If you want personal recommendations:
➡️ send me your county + 9 or 18 + preferred times (morning/evening)
and I’ll point you to the best options and most relevant links.
No pressure — just connection.
