Columbine Country Club is the center location for the Columbine Valley subdivision located just west of Littleton southwest of downtown Denver. Seventeen families living around the Columbine Country Club formed the town of Columbine Valley in 1955, and it was incorporated in 1959. The homes around the golf course are primarily 1950's - 1970's style. Most have been upgraded. Some owners have scraped the original home and built new contemporary upscale luxury homes. It is a mixed community, but nonetheless a desirable location.

Columbine Country Club (CCC) is a private Country Club with initiation fee of $60,000. There is currently a wait list for golf memberships. The golf course is a traditional, eastern or midwestern U. S. style course at the foot of the Rocky Mountains. Located in the South Platte River bottom, CCC is rich with mature trees, thick-grassed fairways and rough (bluegrass) and dependably true greens (bentgrass). The course is generally flat, but it requires golfers to use almost all their skills--there are few up/down or sidehill lies--and all the clubs in their bags. In a state with multiple top-50 courses, the USGA has chosen CCC as its regional qualifying site for many years. It was the site of the 1967 PGA Championship Tournament. 

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