Pro shop person personable. Interesting golf course. Would be great if they had water. Nice…read morepractice range.

Thursday. September 19, 2024. Lunch…read more This restaurant re-opened under new management a while back, after Covid. They get quite a few golfers here, even on weekdays, but I am reviewing the restaurant, the Links Bar and Grill. The hours are Monday through Thursday, from 7 am until 3 pm. Friday through Sunday from 7 am until 5 pm. They seem to do a robust business from nearby workers at animal control, the dump and New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. I stopped here with a co-worker for lunch. He offered to buy my lunch, so I obliged. They were empty as it was after 2 pm. I ordered a shredded beef burrito ($12) smothered in Christmas chile (red and green). Burrito came out fast, less than 5 minutes. Large and filling, but just average taste wise. Red and green chile had no bite. Would have liked it stuffed with a bit more beef. Service was good, large portion would have liked a bit hotter chile.

I joined for a few months and then quit. I'm 36 years years old and realized that this club is…read morebuilt for octogenerians and actively alienates patrons who are less than 45 years old. My main complaints include the following: 1. One of the trainers approached me at the gym (an Italian woman with large glasses) and demanded that I put my phone away when I was changing a playlist on Spotify. I was neither talking nor texting. I brought this up with the membership director and I requested a follow-up after the trainer had been spoken to. I never received a follow-up. 2. The steam room is hazardous--the only way to turn it off is manually through the outside button. I brought this up as a huge hazard with the staff and they shrugged and said it 3. The towel drop is located inconveniently outside of the lockerroom because "there is no male staff available." There is also a sign that states that we are not allowed to put dirty towels on the ground. So basically, if one were to go to the steam room and use a towel, it's expected to get dressed again just to put the towel outside and then undress and go back to the shower and get a new towel. 4. The restaurant is only open a few hours a day. Most athletic clubs I've been to will usually have a cafe or some part of the restaurant open for gym-goers.

Another winter workout at Quail Run - the only club in town where we do our cardio and get heated…read moreup and then we have to walk OUTSIDE IN THE FREEZING COLD to get to the weight room!!! Insanity! No worries - a brand new club is coming to town. Have you heard?

The guy in the clubhouse is genuinely the nicest person I've ever met I took what I wanted to eat…read moreand drink for a snack and he said "just take it" and gave me the sweetest smile. The course is ok but the guy made my day. And guess what we are both named Jack!

Old style course. Can't lose a ball. Beware, however, if Joe is the day's Course Marshal. He's a…read morebully and if he doesn't like you or who you're playing with he'll ride you around the course like a bad donkey. We finished the first nine in one hour and forty minutes; Joe didn't think we were fast enough and pushed us twice. At the tenth hole, this fool came up a third time in his cart, and told us that this was the "last warning." He then split our foursome which, in turn, forced us to wait at the remaining tee boxes for the new threesome ahead of us. Splitting the group delayed everyone on the back nine. Smart, huh? Despite his childish move, our now twosome still finished the entire 18 in three hours and thirty minutes. The average 18 holes takes FOUR hours and thirty minutes. Despite Joe, we were waaay ahead of average. Before today, I used to play Santa Fe Country Club frequently. Joe's behavior was completely new and absolutely unnecessary. It doesn't serve SFCC to have angry people employed even if the management might think he's "moving things along." He wasn't and all he did in this critical role was create enemies for his employer.

OUTSTANDING COURSE! Have played several times in the past 10 years and have never been…read moredisappointed. 16 of us played Sunday, August 21 on our annual guys trip. The course was in really great shape, greens rolled smooth/true. The rough was very thick and if you get off the rough into the desert areas, good luck to ya. Several of our players lost balls in the rough. Customer service was FANTASTIC! We were playing 36 holes and had 4 tee times in the morning at 8am and had a good break in between the final 4 some finishing the first round before the 1st group had to tee off in the 2nd round. The groups in front of our times were very slow to the tune of a 5.5 hour round for our first group. They were on that group several times getting them to speed up to no avail. This caused us to miss our tee times for the afternoon round. Luckily it was pretty open and they let us play but said we had to have carts back by 6pm. Talked to the Manager (think here name was Laurie) and she said she would stay and allow us to play to finish our rounds up. We got the carts stowed for them and showed some appreciation to the manager and departed. Black Mesa is a gem of a course. It is a bit of a hike but very much worth every penny paid. The customer service was awesome, the fairways/greens were top notch and the views were incredible. If you are in the Santa Fe or even the Albuquerque area, do yourself a favor and go play it. You will really enjoy it.

Been there 2 times, and both times we were confronted by the blonde female employee at the front…read moredesk. She was beyond rude and disrespectful both times we've played. Almost to a point of harassment. Overall decent course- but the blonde female employee needs to go.

First off, I love the design, topography, and views of the course. Could be a competitor for top 5…read morecourse in NM. I played today and it is better than prior years, and they are working to improve. Still rough in places but is better. New sod evident on multiple holes. Boulder nine closed the day I played. Hope it is open soon. Tough drainage solution is needed. $$$$ I like to play everywhere, so certainly a once a year course for me

Worst course I've ever played in my life. Pace of play is horrendous. 2 and a half hours to play 6…read moreholes. Conditions are terrible. Much better/cheaper golf in New Mexico. Could hardly get a refund without talking to the pro. Go play twin warriors or sandia golf club for the extra 20 and avoid this nightmare. It's in worse shape than 99% of the municipal courses in the country. Wouldn't even play it for free.

Great fun snowboarding at Ski Santa Fe! Lots of runs and it was snowing too when we were there…read more It was quite crowded during the holidays though, so lift wait times were long.

I had never been to Ski Santa Fe before but enrolled my child in the Adaptive Sports Program for…read moresnowboarding here. Everything was fantastic. Each week they had a rental ready for him, ASP has their own little check in spot, and the lessons were fantastic. Considering how little snow we got this season they managed to have a great season and make snow.