Marty Sanchez Links de Santa Fe - Links Course

Course is nice except for the greens. The greens are very rough and putting is a real challenge.

The course is short of water and it shows on the greens.

The course was nice waiting on the greens and tee boxes to come in but the layout is great and the staff very helpful had a great time

I have never, and I seriously mean NEVER, golfed a course in such terrible shape, and I'm a muni guy. I do not exaggerate, and the member I golfed with said the same. If you took some semi-arid grazing land, and mowed it like a golf course, this is what you'd get. The greens were equal bald and grass, as were the fairways. The rough was stunningly inconsistent, with thick and deep grass in spots, and dirt in others. The basic rule? If you can find a bit of grass near your ball, put it on the grass and swing. The sad thing is that this could be a magnificent course. The layout is nice. The views are nice. The clubhouse is fine.

I don't live in the area, but have played here many times over the years (the last time had been two years ago). The course was usually in quite good shape. Currently, I feel the course is basically unplayable, unless all you want is to hit a golf ball in a field. Everything from tee boxes, to fairways, to bunkers (I lost a ball in the grass growing in one bunker), and greens were in poor condition. Greens were unputtable, fairways lacked grass in many areas, and many bunkers had grass growing in them....and the course is still charging full price ( thank goodness I got a good "hot deal" from Golf Now). Please bring Marty Sanchez back to the very good course it had been.

The course was in bad shape. Not worth playing until course is back to normal conditions. I would love to return when conditions improve because of the nice layout.

Played 6/2/2025. Nice lady in pro shop said greens were bumpy from recent top dressing, not exactly true. Greens were close to being lost, clumpy and bumpy, not caused by top dressing, but from lack of maintenance.

Attempted to ask maintenance worker on course why the greens were so bad and he was rude. Troon golf now manages the course and it has gone downhill.

The course was in much better condition last year. Everything (tee boxes, fairways and greens) are in poor condition due solely to the lack of rain.

It was early in season so course conditions were fair. I would love to play it during the summer. Two good guys to golf with as I was traveling back to Az

It was a great day on the links, although the course is kind of dormant and very windy it was a fun day of golf with a very friendly pro shop. I will be back. Thank you.

I’ve played this course many times and their course conditions, up until now (previous years) has always been one the best for a public course anywhere between Albuquerque and Santa Fe.

This was my first time this year to play a round there and I was really shocked at how bad All of the Tee Boxes and Greens conditions were in! Horrible!!

The tee boxes are all torn up and greens are all brown and appear to be dead - not just dormant. And Every Green on all 18 holes were this way and looked like the 9 hole executive course was in similar condition.

I won’t go back for at least 3 or 4 weeks and will definitely call ahead to inquire about the Greens condition.

Played in the late winter and during a severe drought, so the course was quite brown but still well maintained and beautiful. A great value for the cost. Staff was great.

This was my first time at the course, and it was overall a good experience. The holes are pretty straight forward with no tricky layouts. The tee boxes are laid out well with definite differences between each set of tees. Since this was in the middle of winter, the fairways and greens were totally dormant. As a result, my drives went much further than usual, and the greens were very had and fast. Would love to see what it is like in the summer, and I do recommend this course.

This course was interesting. The layout is great and not confusing to those who go for the first time. The staff are very friendly and helpful. The Marshall keeps everyone on track to stay within play. It is a "ready golf" play. If you are ready, it's golf time. I have been more than once now and it's a great time, fun getaway close to home. Awesome course.

This course is, in my opinion, one of the best kept public courses in New Mexico and definitely the best public courses between Albuquerque and Santa Fe.

It’s obvious upon arrival at the course that they definitely concentrate a majority of their efforts in upkeep and daily maintenance on the courses both the 9 hole 3 par and the championship 18 hole courses. They are both somewhat challenging for the average amateur player yet quite pleasing and enjoyable to play.

If you’re in the area and have have the opportunity to play a round, you will be glad you did!

I found the course to be both challenging and fair. Greens and Fairways were in good shape.