Flying Horse, The Club At

The high desert terrain of Colorado Springs creates natural drama that architect Tom Weiskopf exploited brilliantly here, carving holes through scrub oak and native grasses with the Front Range as your constant backdrop. Elevation changes of 200 feet across the property demand course management skills, particularly on the par-4 seventh where a blind tee shot over a ridgeline separates pretenders from players. What sets this track apart is how seamlessly the routing incorporates natural washes and rock outcroppings—you're playing golf through Colorado, not despite it.