Colorado Springs, Colorado
The Broadmoor Golf Club West Course
About the club
While the East course has hosted the majority of USGA championships played at Broadmoor (indcluding Jack Nicklaus' 1959 U.S. Amateur victory and the 1995 Women's U.S. Open, Annika Sorenstam's first major), the West course got its chance too when it hosted the 1967 U.S. Amateur, won by Robert Dickson over heralded lifelong amateur Vinny Giles.Compared to its sibling East course, the West plays tighter off the tee with more doglegs and sloped greens that become increasingly frightening as the holes climb higher onto Cheyenne Mountain's steeper topography. It also follows the same format as the East, combining original holes built by Donald Ross near the hotel in 1918 with Robert Trent Jones' 1964 upland hole additions. The Broadmoor's best course would likely be a reunification of the Ross holes (nine holes from the East and nine from the West), were it ever played, but as it stands, the West Course offers most of what the East Course does, with slightly more scenic views up on the mountain.
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The Broadmoor Golf Club West Course
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
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Lifetime Total
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Tim Hansen
Location
Colorado Springs, Colorado 80906-4269, United States
Reviews
4.7
295 reviews
No better place. Absolutely beautiful inside and out. Superb staff. Beautiful decor. I don't even golf and I love this place!
Katharine Howard
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!
Denise Dunaway
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. Cart service very frequent.
Chris