Its practice facility consists of a grass driving range, large putting green, and separate chipping green with sand bunkers. There are many open areas, offering panoramic views of the mountains, lakes, creeks, grassy areas, and marshland. Overachievers may find themselves behind the green and in the lake. Hole 2's par 4 offers an interesting sharp dogleg left. A lake borders the left side of the fairway, then narrows into a stream that cuts just below the green.
Safe shooters drive to the right fairway.
For those risk takers, a drive toward the bridge is an easily clearable 250 yards or less to lay up just in front the bridge. The next tee box is a par 3 over a lake onto a slightly elevated, long green. Bunkers protect this green on both the right and left, so accuracy is a must. Holes 4 and 5 are both doglegs, left par 5 and right par 4 respectively. Related Links Past Colorado course reviews Past reviews by Diana Rowe Martinez Meadows' starter reported to me that his favorite holes were 6 and 16.