The Country Club of Colorado
Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Colorado · Colorado Springs golf market
- Access
- mixed
- Holes
- 18
- Architect(s)
- Pete Dye
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The Country Club of Colorado is the private-membership golf arm of Cheyenne Mountain Resort, a Hyatt-affiliated property in southwest Colorado Springs. Its 18-hole course was Pete Dye's first design west of the Mississippi, threading strategic doglegs and bunkering around a 35-acre lake at the base of Cheyenne Mountain. Access runs through the resort rather than through a standalone residential development: golfers must be either an overnight resort guest or a Golf or Recreation member, with Golf members getting year-round unlimited access and Recreation-tier members a more limited allotment of rounds with guests.
Golf & Course
Pete Dye's design here predates his more famous Southeastern and Midwestern courses and is documented as his first project west of the Mississippi; Troon has managed the course under its current operating arrangement.
Membership & Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
There is no path to playing here without either booking a stay at Cheyenne Mountain Resort or joining as a Golf or Recreation member -- there is no public daily-fee access and no automatic tie to any specific home purchase.
Living in The Country Club of Colorado
Unlike Flying Horse, this club is not the organizing amenity of a dedicated residential subdivision; it operates as part of a resort property. The gated Broadmoor Resort Community is nearby (real-estate sourcing describes it as 'right around the corner') but that is a proximity relationship to a different, adjacent development, not a bundled membership pathway.
Lifestyle & Amenities
Membership includes access to an extensive recreation complex beyond golf -- 16 indoor/outdoor tennis courts, a 50-meter aquatics facility, and a fitness center -- run by the resort.
Location & Surrounding Area
Located within Cheyenne Mountain Resort in southwest Colorado Springs, near The Broadmoor and the Broadmoor Resort Community.
Costs & Fees
Figures below are labeled Current only when the source itself frames them as presently accurate. Everything else is labeled Historical — a source checked today does not make an old fee a current one.
Golf membership initiation
Historical$125,000
Third-party membership-directory estimate, not a figure published by the club or resort itself; the source itself frames it as an estimate that 'may not reflect current pricing.' Treat as directional only and confirm directly with the club's membership office.
Annual dues
Historical$14,700
Computed from a reported $1,225/month directory estimate x 12; same low-confidence, third-party-estimate caveat as initiation_fee applies.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Confirm current initiation fee and dues directly with the club -- figures here are third-party directory estimates only.
- Confirm whether any residential development is formally tied to this club's membership (none was found in this research).
Notable
- Pete Dye's first golf course design west of the Mississippi River.
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