Reviewed by: David K, Shoots in the 90s, from Albuquerque

Summary:
A good course, but not overly challenging. Par 5s run at slightly less than 500 yards, most par 4s around 350, and landing areas are generous. I think I only used my driver on two holes, and I'm not a long hitter. Course relies upon doglegs to challenge the golfer, instead of the undulation typical of New Mexico's courses. Still, an exceptional value in a well-maintained course -- a week day afternoon ran $20, including cart.

Customer Service:
I missed a cart path sign (pointing to a dirt track through some trees) and drove the buggy to within 30 yards of a green. This got the marshall's attention, and he proceeded to do his best imitation

Similar Courses Played:
A lot of stop and wait golfing, as two-somes and singles played in front of us. I don't have a problem with this, except that the single directly in front of us was apparently playing a four-ball. Fun