The Broadmoor is a legendary Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five Diamond resort at the base of Cheyenne Mountain in Colorado Springs. With three championship courses, including the East Course designed by Donald Ross, this historic 1918 property has maintained its distinction as one of America's great resorts for over a century.
784 rooms · 3 courses · North America · Preferred Golf
A slightly downhill par 3 playing 145 to 165 yards — one of Donald Ross's original nine holes from 1918 — where altitude and mountain updrafts conspire to scramble club selection. The green rewards a precise approach to its front third; anything long leaves a nearly impossible chip with the slope dropping away toward Cheyenne Mountain.
Operating continuously since 1918 at the foot of Cheyenne Mountain, The Broadmoor holds Forbes Five-Star and AAA Five Diamond ratings longer than any hotel in the country.
The East Course — Donald Ross's 1918 design reworked by Robert Trent Jones Sr. — hosted its ninth USGA championship with the 2025 U.S. Senior Open. The West Course adds a second Ross-Jones collaboration above the main resort.
Forbes Five-Star rated, with mountain-inspired treatments and full salon. The rating matches the resort's flagship Penrose Room, making this one of the few American properties with multiple Five-Star designations.
The Penrose Room leads a dining roster that runs from Ristorante del Lago's lakeside Italian to the Golden Bee, the resort's century-old English pub with nightly piano singalongs.
Penrose Room · Summit · La Taverne · Ristorante del Lago
Spa · Pool · Tennis · Falconry · Zip Line · Fly Fishing · Hiking
June - September
Colorado's warm season brings brilliant blue skies and afternoon thunderstorms that clear by evening.
After your round on the East Course, have a cocktail at the Penrose Room — it's the only Forbes Five-Star, AAA Five Diamond restaurant in Colorado, and the views of Cheyenne Mountain are stunning at golden hour.
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