Springs Ranch Golf Club

The Front Range foothills provide a dramatic backdrop for this Tom Weiskopf design that climbs nearly 300 feet from its lowest to highest point, creating forced carries over native scrub oak and strategic elevation changes that turn approach shots into chess matches. Colorado's thin air plays havoc with club selection, particularly on the signature par-3 17th where a pond guards a severely sloped green perched against red sandstone outcroppings. What sets this mountain track apart is how Weiskopf routed holes to showcase Pikes Peak views while demanding precision over power—miss the generous fairways and you'll be hunting balls in the gamble oak.