Nestled against the dramatic slopes of Cheyenne Mountain at 6,400 feet elevation, The Broadmoor's East Course is one of America's most storied championship venues. This masterpiece uniquely blends two legendary architects: the opening six holes and finishing three were designed by the great Donald Ross in 1918 (who declared it his finest work), while holes 7-15 were crafted by Robert Trent Jones Sr. in 1952. The result is a course of remarkable sophistication—expansive, tree-lined fairways flow through varied terrain that rewards thoughtful shot-making, while the greens are the stuff of golf legend: large, undulating complexes with optical illusions that break away from the mountains, often punishing even the best reads. Playing here means walking in the footsteps of Jack Nicklaus (who won his first U.S. Amateur here in 1959 at age 19), Annika Sorenstam, and multiple U.S. Open champions. The mountain backdrop and pristine conditioning create an experience that transcends golf—it's a pilgrimage to golf history. This is a resort course that demands respect: the elevation and the greens alone will test your complete game, and the history embedded in every fairway makes each round unforgettable.
Championship course designed by Donald Ross (1918) and Robert Trent Jones Sr. (1952), featuring deceptive greens and dramatic mountain terrain at 6,400 feet elevation.
Tighter layout with more doglegs and steeply-angled greens than the East, offering spectacular approach shots and breathtaking views.
The Broadmoor is a world-renowned Forbes Five-Star resort offering 748 guest rooms, suites, cottages, brownstones, and an Estate House. Accommodations range from Classic Rooms with European elegance to luxury suites with mountain views, private cottages overlooking the East Course, and a sprawling Estate House with five bedrooms perfect for groups. All guests have access to two championship golf courses, a world-class spa, six restaurants, multiple pools, tennis courts, and Cheyenne Lake.