Public · 18 holes
Broomsedge Golf Club
Rembert, SC — Nestled in the high desert of Alamosa, Colorado, you'll discover a golf experience that defies expectations. This 1993 design, while lacking a named architect, presents a thoughtful layout that maximizes the natural contours of the San Luis Valley. You'll find wide-open fairways inviting you to unleash your driver, but don't be fooled; strategic bunkering and subtle elevation changes demand precision on approach shots. The course's character is defined by its high-altitude setting, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and a unique ball flight that adds an exciting dimension to your game. Water features, fed by the nearby Rio Grande, come into play on several holes, adding both beauty and challenge. This course is best suited for golfers who appreciate a serene, uncrowded round and enjoy the strategic thinking required to navigate a course where the landscape is as much a part of the design as any man-made feature. It’s a rewarding test of skill and a true escape into the natural beauty of Colorado, offering a memorable round for players of all handicaps seeking an authentic high-desert golf adventure.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
LooperScore
68.0
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
1950
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