I have had the opportunity to play this track multiple times. So if you get the chance to play it take it and run with it. Depending on the time of year that you play the course the greens differ in s... Continue »

I have had the opportunity to play this track multiple times. So if you get the chance to play it take it and run with it. Depending on the time of year that you play the course the greens differ in speed. I played the course mid October and wow were the greens like my driveway. They were so fast that balls were passing the hole at a crawl and would stop 50 feet from the hole. Playing with a member is a must for their local knowledge of the greens. Below the hole is a must!!

The front nine is picturesque and the easier of the two nines. There are two fairly reachable par fives on this nine but take two good shots to get there. The par four 5th hole is the toughest hole on the front. Uphill all the way and long. The green is a beast as well. It looks flat in areas but no putt on the green is flat. Seven and nine and reachable par 4's but accuracy is a must.

The back nine is much longer than the front with a 600+ yard uphill par 5 13th hole. The 14th is a pretty tough par 3 that measures 245+ from the tips. 17 is the toughest hole on the back nine with a 240 yard carry to start the hole. It then doglegs to the left and goes uphill. par on this hole is a good score.

I have played this course four times with 80 being the highest score I have shot and 74 the low. The course can be getable with some local knowledge. Cordillera has three other courses (mountain, summit, and the short) so if your planning a vacation to the vail valley then try to play all of them. Each one has a different feel.