Eagle Springs Golf Club

The mountain air at 8,200 feet turns every drive into a moonshot, but don't let the altitude fool you into thinking this Colorado track is all about bombing it downhill. Water hazards snake through eleven holes across this high-desert layout, demanding precision over the carry-heavy mentality that plagues most mountain courses. The real test comes on the back nine, where elevation changes of 200 feet between tees and greens create optical illusions that separate the locals from the flatlanders.