We sat at the restaurant for over 15+ minutes and no server even bothered to take our order! The…read moreonly smiling face was the young lady that brought us our water! Very BAD! We just walked out! WILL NEVER GO BACK, SERVICE SUCKS!!! WHAT A SHAME!

My wife and I were in town and were looking for a nice place to have lunch. We saw the country…read moreclub advertised in a local magazine and decided to give it a try. You don't have to be a member to eat at the restaurant. Our waiter, Charlie, was awesome. The food was great and the outside patio was beautiful. It wasn't crowded and we'll be back!

A very nice course, well maintained. Greens hard and faaaast. Beautiful scenery. Nice golf carts!…read more(No GPS though). Be prepared to drop $$$$. However, this definitely has a members only feel to it. As a guest, you feel like, well, a guest Marshalls patrol pretty heavily. Skip trying to order food via phone at 9th tee for the turn. We got to the grill to pick up and the order wasn't near ready... and could not have been more incorrect when we did get it. (Not to mention the 2 drink minimum. ) So we were quite late getting to 10. (Enter the aforementioned Marshalls) No drink cart on this beautiful sunny, crowded day. Guess those expensive green fee aren't spent on staffing. Really nice course. Not a great feel. Definitely not recommended for beginners or high handicappers. Will stick with Taos CC, I think.

I hate to even do a great review for this place because the next time I come back-I don't want it…read moreto be any busier than it was. We played 3 rounds in 5 days. Everyone here was super nice. From front desk, to the golf pro, to starter. I don't have a bad thing to say about this place. Course was in great shape. Carts with GPS was super helpful. We had the best time!

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.

Wonderful "mountain" golf course. 18 picturesque holes that are well maintained and memorable…read more Pros: different than most courses, can't pull out the driver on all the 4's & 5's (have to place a few or else trouble), the few holes that have water have water that plays, and typically not crowded. Cons: don't stray too far from fairways or you may not find your ball, but (during warm summer) may find a snake or two. Look for Monday special in summer ($30) and good prices weekdays. This is one of the 5 courses in ABQ area I would take an out of town visitor. Paako, Sandia, UNM Championship, and possibly Isleta round out the other four. This is worth the 45 min trip from ABQ.

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

The design of the courses are nice, however the condition is terrible. Grass is dead, lots of bare…read morespots on the course with dirt bunkers. Greens are ok, but have damage in some areas. The staff claim that the problem is due to a lack of rain and salty water used for watering. They apparently are looking for a new superintendent, but it's more work than that. They need an expert agronomist to help and spend some money. This could be a real gem with some work. Hope they get ths course up to par. They have a restaurant but no one working, but have 4 staff members in the pro shop socializing. Need some leadership there as well.

Great Neighborhood to be in for family fun and access to nature.read more

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?

A beautiful place...if you want to get away to a little slice of heaven you'll find it there. If…read moreyou love to play golf you honestly will not find a more prettier place to play, the fairways and greens are so eye piercing you can be mesmerized. The golf pro is one you want to get to know, so talented and shares that with everyone. will help you, guide you, teach you with a kindred spirit.. The restaurant Peaks & Pines is top notch when it comes to food and service. You'll feel like you are eating at a 5 star! The chef is amazing, along with her family. And those that are behind the scenes that maintain the village and golf course, BIG kudos to you, that's where it starts!

From the owner: Pendaries Village: A mountain community and golf resortread more