Local Rules
Out of bounds
White stakes and fences define out of bounds.
Penalty areas
Red stakes define lateral penalty areas.
Obstructions
All roads, cart paths and railroad ties are obstructions. When ties or other man-made objects border a sand bunker, they are considered obstructions within the bunker.
Cart operation
Use the 90-degree rule unless instructed to remain on the cart path.
Course Intelligence
Course Character
The setting is distinctly Colorado: jagged mountain peaks and Cheyenne Mountain form the backdrop, while the lake and water features bring visual drama and strategic pressure. Pete Dye’s angled doglegs, large bunkers and carefully positioned hazards reward thoughtful positioning and precise approaches. The Country Club of Colorado is an 18-hole Pete Dye course in Colorado Springs, framed by the Rocky Mountains, Cheyenne Mountain and a 35-acre lake. Angled doglegs, sprawling bunkers, immaculately groomed greens and water on the back nine define the experience. Country Club of Colorado: Rocky Mountain views and Pete Dye strategy
Major Risks
Blue Tee Strategy
Plan around water on the back nine and the course’s angled doglegs; avoid treating the layout as a straightforward target course. Use conservative lines where sprawling bunkers and the lake create compounding recovery risk. The club’s scorecard states that white stakes and fences define out of bounds and red stakes define lateral penalty areas. Follow the club’s cart and pace expectations, and register in the Golf Shop before starting. Course management notes
Golfer Reviews / Consensus
No verified golfer-review consensus was included in this research pass. INSUFFICIENT
Course Conditions
VERIFIED Private Colorado Springs course with published scorecard local rules and operating guidance Register at the Golf Shop, start on hole 1 unless authorized, follow cart-path instructions, repair marks/divots and apply posted local rules. 2026-10-02 2026-09-02 White stakes and fences mark out of bounds; red stakes mark lateral water hazards, and the club expects a four-hour round. The scorecard defines boundaries, water hazards, obstructions, cart use, registration, pace and course-care expectations.
30-second Pre-round Brief
Pre-round brief A scenic Pete Dye-designed mountain course at Cheyenne Mountain Resort, framed by jagged Rocky Mountain peaks and a 35-acre lake. Angled doglegs, sprawling bunkers and water on five back-nine holes create a bold, strategic layout with a dramatic Colorado setting. Course focus Review the course character, terrain and strategy notes before play.
Regulations
Registration and starting hole
All players must register in the Golf Shop and begin play on hole 1 unless otherwise authorized.
Course care
Repair all ball marks and fill divots using the sand and seed bottle.
Pace of play
The club expects and supports a four-hour round of golf.
Spike policy
The Country Club of Colorado is a non-metal-spike facility.