Given a tract of land perfectly suited to mountain golf— and the freedom to follow every whim— Bob Cupp and renowned land planner Gage Davis have created the quintessential mountain course. Spectacular long views of surrounding mountains
harmonize with slopes of stately ponderosa pine and permanently preserved, variegated native wetlands. Gentle playing surfaces appear as extensions of flowering meadows, and golf holes of outstanding strategic value wind through pine-walled valleys, each seeming to aim at some distant, majestic peak.

Expect shot variety and intriguing elevation changes— yet none of the steep holes encountered on other mountain courses. The soft pine straw adjoining the fairways means virtually all lies are playable. But the true intelligence of this course lies in the par fours. Counterintuitively, the short fours play with the prevailing wind and the long fours play against it, creating a variety of shots to challenge a golfer’s length and ability to hold an approach on the green.