Best season
Spring-Fall
Jun · Jul · Aug · Sep
Trip cost · per golfer
$1,750–$5,200
6-night trip
Nearest airport
COS
32 mi · COS
Difficulty
championship
Handicap 10–35
Overview
Colorado Springs offers stunning mountain golf with challenging courses carved into the Front Range foothills, combining breathtaking scenery with a vibrant city experience perfect for a golf getaway. Enjoy high-altitude golf that plays longer, pristine conditions, and a rich history surrounding many of the area's top tracks.
Top courses
Editor-picked layouts ranked by prestige, conditioning and player experience.
Design by Donald Ross / Robert Trent Jones Sr. · Par 72 · 7,355 yds
A historic, championship course with spectacular views, designed by Donald Ross and Robert Trent Jones Sr. Focus on accurate approach shots; the greens are notoriously quick and undulating.
Design by Tom Weiskopf · Par 72 · 7,309 yds
A challenging Tom Weiskopf design known for its dramatic elevation changes and pristine conditions. Take advantage of the caddy program to navigate the subtle breaks on the greens.
Design by Robert Trent Jones Sr. · Par 72 · 7,301 yds
Located on the Air Force Academy, this Robert Trent Jones Sr. Public access requires checking for tee times well in advance, especially during peak season.
Design by Pete Dye · Par 72 · 7,079 yds
A Pete Dye designed course featuring stunning mountain backdrops and a layout that offers variety. The course can be quite walkable, but a cart is recommended given the elevation changes.
Stay & play
Resort packages bundle lodging, rounds, range access, and on-site dining. Hotel-only options give you flexibility to course-hop.
Luxury Resort
An iconic Five-Star, Five-Diamond resort offering luxurious accommodations and world-class amenities.
Resort Hotel
A beautiful resort with golf course access, multiple pools, and stunning views of Cheyenne Mountain.
Boutique Hotel
A historic, boutique hotel in downtown Colorado Springs, blending modern luxury with historic charm.
Luxury Resort
Luxury resort known for its stunning views of Garden of the Gods and comprehensive wellness facilities.
Off the course
Non-golf experiences worth building into your trip — from local landmarks to nature, food, and culture.
Explore stunning red rock formations with hiking trails and scenic drives; a national natural landmark.
Take a scenic train ride to the summit of Pikes Peak for incredible panoramic views.
Visit the iconic Cadet Chapel and explore the grounds of this prestigious military institution.
One of America's highest zoos, offering unique animal encounters and breathtaking views.
Enjoy hiking, biking, and dog walking amidst beautiful red rock formations, less crowded than Garden of the Gods.
Itineraries
Choose your trip length. Each plan is built around the marquee courses, with rest, dining, and travel days dialed in.
Day 1
Land at COS, transfer to your hotel, hit the range, and grab a casual dinner at The Golden Bee.
Day 2
Morning tee time at The Broadmoor - East Course. Lunch at the clubhouse, afternoon recovery, dinner at Paravicini's Italian Bistro.
Day 3
Early tee time at Cheyenne Mountain Resort, light lunch, then transfer back to COS.
Budget
Realistic ranges sourced from current resort rates, public green fees, and group dining averages.
Lodging 6 nights · $250/nt | $1,500 |
Golf 5 rounds · $146 avg | $730 |
Food & drink ~$110/day | $660 |
Ground transport Rideshare + cart fees | $360 |
Flights Search Skyscanner for live fares | Variable |
| Estimated total · per golfer | $3,250 |
Season
semi-arid
When to book: 3-6 months out
Dining
From clubhouse classics to chef-driven dinners worth a reservation.
English Pub
Authentic English pub at The Broadmoor featuring traditional fare, sing-alongs, and lively atmosphere.
New American
Fine dining at The Broadmoor, offering exquisite dishes with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients.
Italian
A popular local spot known for its classic Italian dishes and cozy, old-world ambiance in Old Colorado City.
Global American
An upscale, intimate restaurant offering inventive dishes with a global twist and an extensive wine list.
Cafe / American
Casual spot with delicious breakfast, lunch, and fresh baked goods, popular with locals and tourists alike.
New American
Chef-driven restaurant offering creative and flavorful dishes with a focus on local ingredients.
After dark
Where the buddy trips end up after the 19th hole.
Cocktail Bar
Speakeasy-style bar beneath the Mining Exchange Hotel, known for craft cocktails and a sophisticated atmosphere.
Pub
A lively Irish pub offering a wide selection of beers, traditional pub food, and live music.
Cocktail Bar
A chic and modern cocktail bar with innovative drinks and a relaxed yet upscale vibe.
Tee times
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FAQ
Spring-Fall (Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep). semi-arid
Plan on $1,750–$5,200 per golfer for a 6-night trip including lodging, rounds, food and ground transport. Flights are extra.
COS, about 32 miles from the resort area. Most national hubs offer non-stop service via COS.
6 nights is the sweet spot — enough for 5 full rounds plus a rest or sightseeing day.
Yes — popular with corporate, seniors, solo. Strong nightlife close to the courses.
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