Four Mile Ranch Golf Club

Play to your personal distance into blind greens. Amazingly beautiful and difficult.

I wanted to create a package including this establishment for my wonderful travelers to enjoy. I called and introduced myself to Cindy and asked for a manager or owner to speak to about prices, where the lovely cindy proceeded to tell me there was no owner or manager. I asked, so one does not exist? she stated no and hung up on me. I called back 3 times trying to give them a chance and no one answered. so no folkes I would not recommend this course to you.

Played a really good round(by my standards) with a couple of women who have been traversing the country, and a young guy from the west of Denver who was "pounding" the ball from the tips. Really nice weather, very friendly playing partners and great course conditions that helped excel my game beyond my actual skill level in the Covid Era. Life is Good~

Another course designed by Jim Engh and it has his style written all over it. From 90 degree turns on the fairways, to blind tee shots and big, sloping greens, this course brings all the risk/reward opportunities into play. Course staff was very friendly: Jim in the pro shop gave us an overview of the course as it was our first time there. Mike the starter filled in the details, and off we went. We were playing with others who had played there before, which really helped us plan and navigate the holes. Course was in immaculate condition! We loved it. As mentioned in other reviews, the amenities are a bit spartan, but the course is great. Highly recommend if you like to plan your shots, rather than grip and rip.

Make the drive, this course is well worth it.

tee box , Fairways, and Greens were perfect shape.

Rough is thick, 5 different tee's to choose from

If you can't hit the fairways or rough, just take a drop

Best Day

This is a beautiful and challenging course that is well maintained through the year. However, they offer nothing for amenities, all they can give you is golf. No club house, driving range, or a single bathroom. A course like this deserves something other than a single-wide trailer, dirt parking lot, and port-a-potties.

Course was in great shape and the scenery is second to none. Loved it.

A really good on-line deal enticed me back to Four Mile Ranch, right after Memorial Day. The course was in great shape and the weather was not that bad for this time of year. The staff was courteous and helpful; the young couple from Colo. Spgs. were very friendly and commented how wonderful the course looked.

Great day but by my mistake left my range finder on cart and it was not there when I called back

Overall it’s a fun track. Lots of elevation change with several blind tee shots and approach shots. Bring plenty of balls and patience. I got paired up with two others who had played the course before. Would be very difficult to play without someone who knows what shots to hit. Great conditions for the money too. Only complaint would be that the facilities are very basic. Pro shop is setup in a trailer and the practice facilities are nice but small.