Pelican Falls is the championship course at Pelican Lakes Golf & Country Club in Windsor, Colorado, designed by the father-son team of Ted Robinson Sr. and Ted Robinson Jr. The Robinsons are known for their water-integrated designs throughout the western United States, and this course reflects that signature approach with lakes, streams, and waterfalls woven into the routing. The layout occupies land in northern Colorado's Front Range corridor, where the high plains meet views of the Rocky Mountains to the west. The course takes advantage of the natural terrain while incorporating substantial water features that come into play on multiple holes. The Robinson design philosophy typically emphasizes strategic shot-making around water hazards, and Pelican Falls follows this template with forced carries and risk-reward opportunities throughout the round. The routing moves through a landscape that combines open, links-style stretches with more enclosed, parkland-style holes framed by mature trees and residential development. Pelican Lakes functions as a semi-private facility, serving both members and daily-fee players in the Windsor area, which sits between Fort Collins and Greeley along Colorado's northern Front Range. The course provides a full-length test from the back tees while offering multiple tee options for different skill levels. The club includes practice facilities and a clubhouse that serves the membership and outside play, typical of northern Colorado golf communities that balance private club amenities with public access.