Bear Dance Golf Club

The high-altitude mountain terrain delivers a punishing test where elevation changes of 200 feet between tees and greens turn club selection into educated guesswork. Jim Engh's routing through Colorado's Front Range foothills demands precise iron play around granite outcroppings and native scrub oak, while the thin air at 6,400 feet adds 15-20 yards to every shot. This is target golf at its most unforgiving—miss the generous landing areas and you're hunting for ProV1s among the prairie grass and ponderosa pines.