Cheyenne Mountain Colorado Springs, A Dolce Resort

The weather was bad, put that aside and I was very disappointed with my experience. The greens are covered with sand it a half inch deep on most greens. 16 of 18 greens are unplayable and they did not mention this when I called to make my tee time. The gal who checked us in was friendly, but the rest of the staff was no help. When I commented on the greens after we got done they were just ok whatever. No apology nothing. I would say don't bother it's exspensive and you don't get what you pay for.

Great course with very friendly and helpful staff! The back 9 was like playing an entirely different track. It has a little of everything....challenging water holes, the tricky mountain greens, and fairways that can be both your best friend and worst enemy. My family played this course and everyone age 13-46 found it enjoyable. I plan on doing a tournament there in the fall. It's a quick jaunt from Castle Rock so doesn't have to take your entire day....unless you want it to. Have fun!

As a Colorado resident I am disappointed I didn't find this course a long time ago! I live in the south Denver area and can get here in 45 minutes which makes it great for a day of golf or a weekend getaway. The course sits at the base of Cheyenne Mountain which creates a beautiful backdrop. I am an "average" golfer but have played the course with all levels and collectively I can say that the course is challenging yet fair regardless of handicap. It incorporates both water and native areas and the fairways and greens are beautifully maintained. This is one of my favorites and I recommend it to friends all the time, both local and visitors to colorado.