King’s Deer Golf Club in Monument offers a private-club experience at public golf prices.
The 18-hole championship course northeast of Colorado Springs offers a challenge for the best, and is rewarding for learning-players as well.
The course maintains five tee boxes to give all level of player a chance to succeed. It plays 6,700 yards from the back, and the contoured and rolling fairways and greens require good precision to score well.
Set amid a large-lot residential community, King’s Deer offers players a great course that can feel quiet and remote but is close to home. Most greens are defended by large bunkers.
The course is managed by Landscapes Golf, a high-level golf course provider that also oversees Broadlands Golf Club in Broomfield and The Golf Club at Fox Acres.
After Sept. 1 – Monday to Thursday anytime, Friday to Sunday after 1 p.m. – $60
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