This city country club features an 18-hole course built by Willie Watson. Despite having wide fairways and generous greens there are enough trees, traps and the visual distraction of stunning mountain views to get you in trouble. In addition the grounds have a driving range, chipping area and putting green. The pro shop staff is accommodating, offering lessons and rental clubs. Green fees for non-members vary by season, the use of a golf cart is included in the fee. Reservations can be made up to a week in advance.

This Pete Dye designed course is a bit more expensive than its city counterpart, but worth the price. The fairways are wide, but surrounding trees and ponds make it imperative that you keep the ball straight. A professional is on-site to help you master your swing at the driving range or to work on your short game at the putting green and chipping area. Green fees for non-members vary by season. Reservations can be made up to four days in advance.

The fact that this course is located on Divot Trail is a good indication that this is one hardcore golf course. Rumor even has it that this course, which is rated as one of the top 10 courses in Colorado, has caused many golfers to crumble to their knees and weep openly. The first seven holes of the back nine are either bordered or divided by water, with the 16th hole providing a golfing exclamation point with a green surrounded by traps and lakes. Tee times can be reserved three days in advance.