Springs Ranch Golf Club

The East is the Championship course you’ve seen on TV and the harder of the two. We enjoyed both! Especially enjoy the bell tower on Cheyanne Mtn that you can hear. Can room charge everything. Greens break away from the mountain, even if it doesn’t lob that way. They are difficult!

My husband & I attended the USGA Senior Open here in 2018 & 2025. The course is stunning. Both times were wonderful experiences. This time they had you park at the World Arena (very easy access from I-25) and they provided many free, comfortable buses to transport you to & from the golf course. Any lines moved quickly. Very organized. Congratulations to The Broadmoor Golf Club & the USGA for a job well done.

We play the West and East every year but I have to say that playing the West was nearly impossible due to the super fast greens. It was windy and very dry with no rain for several days and they were as hard as rock. Pool table is an apt description. And each one had a false front, or a dome, or dropped away from the mountain. A chip w slight back spin hitting 5 fr in front of the pin can end up 20-30 ft past the pin. Ridiculous. So spend time on the practice green and end very gentle on the greens. Stemp was 12.5 on West and today on East 13! The course is in immaculate shape. Stunning views…

No better place. Absolutely beautiful inside and out. Superb staff. Beautiful decor. I don't even golf and I love this place!

Ultra-premium golf experience - among the best in the entire state (public or private). Immaculate conditions, spectacular views of Cheyenne Mountain & Pikes Pike Region, and top-notch food and beverage services. While the East Course gets most of the attention - for good reason given its hosting of various professional tournaments - the West is also an absolute gem. Someday, I wish they would offer the original Donald Ross routing (blend of the East and West course). In my opinion, that could be the best display of classic golf architecture in Colorado (no offense to RTJ).

Maybe the BEST GOLF COURSE in Colorado The Broadmoor is a historic and beautiful Golf Club which features 2 18 hole tracks. The fairways and greens were in immaculate condition even this late in the year. Staff was very friendly and the food/drinks were great. 4/5 - with a 8 am tee time, course did not open until 7:50 and no food was available until the 7th hole. Definitely need to stay and play if you are coming to Colorado Springs

Played here a couple of times a while back and thought I wrote a review as I am sitting here at the Hotel Bar/lounge/restaurant chilling out for the afternoon; we played both courses; east was challenging but not as much as the west; wide fairways not many dog legs; greens were manicured well, a little slow; and, on the west, tighter, more doglegs, you'll be using your shorter clubs more often; greens faster than the east and in perfect shape; beautiful views on both courses, great staff and loved hitting up the Summit afterwards for dinner and the Bee for Guinness after that.

Not the time to play this course. We played this past weekend and there's major renovations going on with the irrigation system that caused them to close half of the East course and enforce an 11am shotgun start to get all groups teed off. There was a temporary green in the middle of the fairway and a makeshift tee box in the fairway that sat on a downslope. There was also several greens that were covered in debris that made putting a nightmare on already difficult greens. All of these issues should have been disclosed and maybe play offered at a discounted rate, as this was not the expected B…

The golf course is very challenging but amazingly beautiful! Be sure to pay attention to the GPS as your cart will lock down. The starter could have let us know. The wildlife is fun to see while your golfing.

Went to get a massage and the place was 5 star all the way. Plan to spend a few hours there to take advantage of the amenities. The sauna, steam room, eucalyptus room, the pool the waiting room were all fabulous. I will definitely be going back.

Beautiful setting, amazing course in impeccable condition. Highly highly recommended if you get a chance to play this course and then dine here.

Some of the hardest greens I have ever putted. Try to keep the flag between your ball and the shrine. Sometimes it is impossible to do. Great condition but very tough greens.