History
![golf course land circa 1967](/Images/Library/CCC_14-mini.jpg)
Charles Gates purchases 3,000 acres of land known as the Cheyenne Mountain Ranch.
![aerial view of the course and surrounding houses](/Images/Library/CCC_17-min.jpg)
Gates Land Company selects Pete Dye as the architect to design and build our golf course.
![aerial view of water and course](/Images/Library/CCC_13-mini.jpg)
The Club opens 18 holes of golf around a spring-fed lake, known as Curr Reservoir.
Cheyenne Mountain Inn (now Resort) is built uphill from the Club as a signature destination and conference center.
![Golf ball at hole's edge](/Images/Library/CCC_Golf_4-min.jpg)
$4 million is poured into renovation of the golf course to include a new irrigation system & pump house, 11 new tees, 900,000 sq. ft. of sod, and 115 new trees.
![Spa room](/Images/Library/CCC_Spa_1-min.jpg)
The Club adds a 9,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art fitness center facility and Alluvia Spa and Wellness Retreat.
![Resort buildings](/Images/Library/CCC_24-min.jpg)
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, under the upscale brand Dolce Hotels & Resorts, takes over management of both the Club and Resort, investing $60 million into renovation.
![dining area](/Images/Library/CCC_25-min.jpg)
Renovation concludes on the original dining outlet Pineview Grille with a rebranded look and name:
Gates Grille, to honor the vision of Charles Gates.
![Indoor Pool](/Images/Library/CCC_26-min.jpg)
The brand-new indoor pool facility opens with a 25-yard pool and waterslides. The $60 million renovation continues at both the Club and Resort.
![Pickleball Court](/Images/Library/CCC_27-min.jpg)
Installed 4 pickleball courts with new modular surface for a total of 8 outdoor
courts as our Pickleball community grows.
![17th hole](/Images/Library/CCC_28-min.jpg)
Restoration of the Signature 17th hole to the original Pete Dye design completed.