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About

Holes 18
Type Resort/Private
Par 72
Length 7355 yards
Slope 135
Rating 74.0

Course Details

Year Built 1918
Fairways Bermuda Grass
Greens Bent Grass
Golf Season March - November

Rentals/Services

Carts Yes - included in green fees
Clubs Yes

Practice/Instruction

Driving Range Yes
Bunker Yes
Caddies Yes
Golf School Academy Yes
Teaching Pro Yes
Pitching/Chipping Area Yes
Indoor Practice Yes
Putting Green Yes

Policies

Credit Cards Accepted VISA, MasterCard, Amex, Discover Welcomed
Metal Spikes Allowed No
Dress code No Denim, Collared Shirt and Bermuda Shorts Required

Food & Beverage

Snacks, Restaurant

Available Facilities

Conference Facilities, Banquet Facilities

Accolades

Reviews

5.0
5 Reviews (5)
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Reviews 638
Handicap 10-14
Skill Advanced
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0
Golf Advisor
Previously Played
Perfect weather
Used cart

Tournament tough

The Broadmoor's famed East course checks all the boxes of a demanding tournament venue.
Nasty rough? Yup.
Demanding greens? OMG
A daunting finish hole? I'm thrilled I made bogey.
This is one tough nut to crack, but if you're a straight shooter off the tee, you've got a chance. The rough is what makes hitting all those elevated greens so tough. Getting the ball in the hole is another matter entirely. Every putt is affected by Cheyenne Mountain, but even then it's pure guesswork.
The pond near the clubhouse comes into play three times - the approach to the par-5 third, the tee shot of the par-3 fourth and the final shot into the 18th green. Thank goodness there's really no other water to worry about (the water right of the sixth fairway shouldn't be in play). This course is plenty hard without another hazard.

Conditions Excellent
Value Average
Layout Good
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Excellent
Amenities Excellent
Difficulty Extremely Challenging
Played On
Reviews 324
Handicap 5-9
Skill Advanced
Plays A few times a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0
Texas Advisor
Top 10 Contributor
First Time Playing
Perfect weather
Used cart

Gorgeous and tough

Broadmoor East certainly feels like a tough, USGA-style venue at every turn: narrow fairways, thick rough, and fast, perplexing greens that slope away from Cheyenne Mountain. But it's also gorgeous at every turn and the Will Rogers Shrine chimes echoing across the property are a beautiful touch. I really enjoyed the course off the tee but the greens were seriously tough to read. I four-putted the 9th hole from about 25 feet, walked into the halfway house, ordered a bloody mary and birdied the next two holes. If you like challenging yourself at courses like Torrey or Bethpage, Broadmoor is certainly going to be a fun course for you and if you think you are a good putter, this is a supreme examination of your skills. I certainly wouldn't play a member for money here!

Conditions Good
Value Average
Layout Good
Pace Average
Amenities Excellent
Difficulty Extremely Challenging
Played On
Reviews 8
Handicap 10-14
Skill Intermediate
Plays A few times a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0

East at the Broadmoor

Played both the East and West courses at the Broadmoor Resort. One of the very best two course layouts at a resort. East is very challenging and fun to play. The real key to the East course are the greens. One of the toughest greens complexes ever. The greens are very large, with undulations, and they are very fast. Almost too tough for a resort course. Front pins hard to get to without rolling back of of the greens. Downhill putts were impossible. Playing companions couldn't keep puts on the greens. Three putts were the norm. Tee to green was great....on the greens were another's story.

Conditions Excellent
Value Good
Layout Good
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Excellent
Amenities Excellent
Played On
Reviews 14
Handicap 5-9
Skill Advanced
Plays Once a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0
First Time Playing
Perfect weather
Used cart

Treat yourself and play The Broadmoor

Been living in Colorado Springs for almost 4 years and have been waiting for a chance to play the course. Stayed at the resort over the weekend and played the East Course. For April in Colorado, the course was in great shape. We also just go snow a few days prior. The layout is very challenging. The front is a lot easier than the back. Shot +2 on the front but +8 on the back. Lots of long Par 4's from the Blue tees on the back.

The staff was amazing. They are so friendly. They remember your name, care about your needs and do their best to make your stay and round as enjoyable as possible. I highly recommend playing if you can fork up the cash.

Conditions Good
Value Excellent
Layout Excellent
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Excellent
Amenities Excellent
Difficulty Extremely Challenging
Played On
Reviews 17
Handicap 5-9
Skill Advanced
Plays A few times a week
I Recommend This Course
5.0
Industry Insider
Previously Played
Excellent weather
Used cart

My favorite mountain course!

The "East Course" is generally considered to be one of the best public-access courses in the country.
There aren't many resorts that have a golf course which has hosted so many USGA championships, with the U.S. Women's Open 2011 being the most recent one. That is part of the experience when you play golf at the "East Course". When visiting The Broadmoor Golf Club, you literally "walk in the footsteps of legends"as the course has hosted many USGA championships! The "East Course" consists of 9 holes that were designed by Donald Ross and 9 holes that were designed by the late Robert Trent Jones (holes 8 through 15). I love the ondulated greens that always putt fast and true. The "East Course" is certainly my favorite mountain course (and one of my all-time favorites) and playing there on a sunny Rocky Mountain Day is always a treat.

Conditions Excellent
Value Good
Friendliness Excellent
Pace Good
Amenities Excellent
Difficulty Extremely Challenging
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