Four Mile Ranch Golf Club

this is my favorite Colorado course. It is a 2.5 hour drive for me, so I only get to play it 2 or3 times a year. It is great fun every time.

Had a good day on the course. It was my second day in a row and the course was in great condition. Freshly mowed greens made for optimal putting conditions. Staff is friendly and carts were clean. Played as a single and was able to play through a couple groups for a quick 2.5 hour round.

Interesting course. Utilized natural habitat. We couldn't see a reason for cart path only.

The course was fine just had several blind shots and greens tucked behind rock formations. Greens were very undulating with most 2 or 3 tiers. Pace of play was just okay since our foursome was waiting on a twosome. Cart path only was a pain and no one told us that in the pro shop or at the starter shack.

Weather is always just a little warmer south of us in COS. Staff are always friendly. Greens were a little furry, but expected this time of year. Cart path only seems to be the norm for this course unless handicapped. It’s a shame 90 degree rule or driving in the rough isn’t permitted.

It really would advance playing time for golfers.

The course is a little quirky but that made it fun and for March, it was in great shape. We were paired with a gentleman who had played the course before so he was very helpful with ball placement, etc. The course was cart path only which was fine for us and we ended up walking over 4 miles. We loved the 'markers' which help you with the blind shots. We look forward to playing the course again soon.

Tough course can score low if you play smart really good conditions for it still being winter only thing I would like to see added would be gps on carts so you can see if the group is in front of you due to a lot of blind shots but overall great time staff is amazing as always

Always a nice drive south from COS. Friendly staff.

Always in pretty nice shape, just surprised it’s cart path only! Wish they’d consider 90 degree rule or even permit to drive in the rough. Also, not one water station in the entire course, even at the turn to #10.

Will be back again! Thank you

Overall I highly recommend this course! As others have said there are definitely some placement holes and blind shots into some undulated greens. However it's definitely worth the drive down to Canon City. I played about six times during the '25 season and the course was in excellent shape all summer long. Priced reasonably and the only thing they're lacking in is items in the pro shop and food and beverage. Not a reason not to go play but just wanted to point that out since they're a little out of the way.

Played here solo on a windy afternoon, I had a blast. Highest recommendations for this course, what an adventure

Requires accuracy from tee box to cup. The fairways on several holes will narrow down significantly at critical spots that require arrow straight drives. If you are off the fairway, your ball is lost 90% of the time due to the shale rock hills and cedar trees. The greens are what make the course so challenging. They are huge rolling swells, taco shell shapped, and the plateau/valley type greens. Several greens are "blind" due to the topograghy of the rolling shale hills, and flag locations are marked by a white pole with a red handle sticking out. 3 putts are pretty common if you are not within 10 feet of the pin.

Good course, well kept. No cart girl, as well as limited drinks and food. Staff was friendly.

If you’re an avid golfer or even play once a twice a year, This is a must visit.