Love both the par 3 and the 18 hole course! They are fun and good prices. They allow kids to hit a…read morebucket of balls for free and golf the par 3 for free.

way nicer course than the useless country club. do not get off the fairways unless you have snake…read morechaps on though. . you're in a rattlesnake infested desert. bring your own cart. . the ones they provide have a gps that shuts the cart down TOO soon.

What a beautiful public course! Nestled in the Sacramento Mountain range of Ruidoso... couldn't…read moreget enough of the vista. The Pro Shop staffer was friendly and helpful. The cost for the round was reasonable when you consider the location. The selection in the pro shop was a bit sparse and we were told it was because they were switching out for the seasonal items. Enjoyed the course... no bad shots!

After playing another local course and having a bad experience, I played this one on the 4 PM…read moretwilight. Overall had a great experience. Tee boxes and fairways in good shape. Greens looked nice, but a little bumpy and soft and definitely the "volcano" that forms around the hole at the end of the day. Pace of play was a little frustrating, due mainly to one of those horrible foresomes that don't care about anyone else: I skipped hole 8 and never dealt with them again. Carts in at 7 wouldn't have been an issue except for the slower play, but arranged to have wife return cart and walked last three holes. I thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

The design of this course is amazing. It has many interesting holes, great design, well thought…read moreout It is completely unmaintained. The fairways were a mixture of multiple types of grass (including crabgrass) with weeds and bare patches. Even in the fairway, bad shots from bad lies was the rule. Mowing appeared to be a random event, as some fairways were 3 inches long The only yardage markings were posts at 150 yards. Some tees were also unmown. I played on a Thursday, so don't know why. The greens were a disaster. Many bare patches, uneven, poorly mown and maintained. Some were the quality of temporary greens and long grass with crabgrass. I was very frustrated when I finished the round, and would never return unless I knew things had changed. This course needs some serious money put into it or it will fail. Yes I know there is an issue with elk and wild horses roaming the course at night, but the adjacent course had the same issues, charges about $30-50 more a round, and is in another universe as far as quality. I wish I could have played this course when it was actually maintained.

Golf course is in Terrible condition Greens are unmanicured…read moreand in need of new turf. Price to play is ridiculous, should either be Free or closed down. Worst golf course I have ever played. Turf management is very poor !

You know you're getting old when you still refer to places as they were several years ago…read more Formerly referred to as Ocotillo Golf Course, Rockwind Community Links located at the north end of Hobbs, New Mexico. Other than an issue I had with some chick in the Pro Shop who was totally clueless and later hung up on me, I have never had any problems with any of the staff here. When I was a kid, I loved taking golf lessons out here. It's always been a nice course. Now that I'm a parent of upper elementary grade students, I've had the pleasure of being around the staff and coaches who facilitate the "First Tee" kid's program. Not only do they stress the importance of fun and fundamentals, but at the end of each session they discuss pillars pertaining to character and sportsmanship like respect and responsibility. My 9-year-old is getting a bit bored with it, but she has learned a lot about this great game. If you're not into golf like many wives seem to be - have a few drinks and apps or a light lunch at the Rockwind Grill. There is indoor and outdoor dining available. Also nearby to keep anti-golfers occupied are the following: + CORE (Center of Recreational Excellence) + Hobbs Veterans Memorial + Lovington Highway Health Walk (concrete walking path parallel to Highway 18) + McAdams Park + New Mexico Junior College + University of the Southwest + Western Heritage Museum and Lea County Cowboy Hall of Fame + Zia Park Casino Hotel & Racetrack This course often allows fundraisers throughout the year - so proud of my community for that.

Epic course. Great service and even faster greens. Book in advance as it can get backed up. I've…read morebeen coming here for years but forgot I can write reviews. Nice pro shop and a great bar with great food. I'll be back when they don't have tournaments throughout half the week.

Grass on tee boxes is too high, greens look like fairways, dirty low quality carts that weren't…read moreclean when we received them, no water on the course to refill bottles, and harassed by the marshal 5x to "Read the Rules" when we were just playing a normal round.

Played a round of golf and stayed for lunch on the back patio. One of the only places in town with…read moredine-in outdoor seating during covid. Awesome views, delicious food, great service, socially distanced and masked. Highly recommend.

Super pretty spot with great food! The group had a pretty diverse set of meals and everything was…read moreyummy!!!kudos Our service was also wonderful.

The Course is in terrible shape, and the administration is just plain rude. Its a very difficult…read morecourse and since its very dry is cart path only. Many hill and valleys very very exhausting, and towards the end you cant even swing anymore. They explain the situation and maybe provide a discounted green fee like most of the courses. Just like The Links last year they got flooded they let us know before hand, we only payed a 9-hole fee to play the back nine. The front nine there was only 5 holes open, they let us choose either play back nine twice or play the open 5 from the front twice to get 18 holes in. Awsome service. Rainmakers the course is awsome but this time it was not the case, then the staff is rude makes it even worse. Their answer to us expressing our concerns (not asking for a discount btw)... "If you don't like don't come play here". We played Inn of the Mountain Gods the next day, way better. The gentleman at the proshop mentioned that most people were complaining of Rainmakers.

Nice base. Small, but almost everything is new…read more Lodging is outdated although TLF is new. Eating options on base are limited, but the dominos is pretty good.

It's really the only place in town to play if you want a decent course. Except when they are…read moresanding the greens, it is a great place to play. If they could turn down the wind...it'd be perfect.

Have played there many years and its a nice 9 hole golf course, the only problem is they dont take…read morecare of there local golf community. They raise the prices where locals have to pay over priced fees. They may lose business this year. To much for a 9 hole course.

A beautiful, fun and challenging course at 9000'. Lots of wildlife on the course. Couple holes…read morehave a huge elevation change.