A descent somewhat inexpensive municipal course, however is shows. The fairways were in awful condition. Very little grass, many dirt spots, on the first tee I hit my ball in the fairway but it rolled into a mud hole, and I opted not to get it. The course itself was fun to play, not much variety, hit straight and you are golden. The greens however were in excellent condition, mostly flat, but large and inviting. However you must hit the fairway as there isn't much rough, rather it's all desert and dirt, stuff you certainly don't want to play out of, and hard to find your ball period. It's an all right course to say the most. No reason to go out of your way. Also play was extremeley slow, so if you're looking for fast pace, look elsewhere.

Customer Service

Nice, I went in as a single w/out tee time and got right out.

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Challenging layout

Slow play can sometimes happen due to lack of course marshalls.

A very good course for the money. Albuquerque has 4 city courses and this is the longest. It has some very penal waste areas if you miss the fairways but not brutal. It has a lot of different wildlife due to the lakes on the course. The greens offer a lot of different breaks and they are in good shape.

Customer Service

Very friendly

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Practice green and driving range or nice and large.

Fairway is very nice. Good variation of holes.

Not much to work with outside of the fairway.

I played the front 9 twice, because they were busy working on the back nine. I found it to be a very nice course for only $18 for 18 holes. Everything is pretty well kept up. The only problem is if you hit a bad ball that slices or hooks off the fairway, you''ll probably land in the crusty cake-like desert, which isn''t fun. There isn''t much rough, so keep the ball on the fairway or you are in for a day.