Trying to plan a few outings for customers. If its a quality course we might play it or should we stick to fly fishing and adventure stuff.

Duckhook said:

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I've played 2 of the courses. Good courses. Great setting. I think any golfer would enjoy a round there.

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Same.

Thanks for the feedback

Definitely worth it. I worked a summer on the West Course so I'm partial to that course. But the East Course is nice too. The East Course has hosted women's and senior PGA tournaments in the past.

I played the East course in 2005 before the restoration/renovation for US Senior Open.

Get a caddie if there are any available and walk. My guy saved me 5 shots at least on the greens alone. Everything breaks away from the mountain. I spent an hour on the practice green the day before I played to try and get a feel for it, and it was very hard to commit to a line on some putts that seem to break uphill.

Top 5 favorites I've played.

Have played both many times. Prefer the east…. Plan early and play early in the day during the summer to avoid afternoon thunderstorms.

Not a spa guy, but spouse loved it. Restaurant reservations a must. Don't book broadmoor fly fishing, too many better options within an hr

Great tracks. Should absolutely play them.

Played it in October last year…25th anniversary…
East Course…

Layout is ok…. vistas are incredible…
Hotel will pamper you incredibly…

Food was just ok… Not really that great…

Greens are all elevated and it was longer than I normally play… Had a tough time reaching greens…

There are better tracks in the area, but it should be on your bucket list…