Red Hawk Golf Club

Great shape. Rolling fairways and greens really challenges you. Great Moutain and desert viewa all around. My favorite course in all Las Cruces and El Paso.

Very narrow fairways, severely undulating fairways..hundreds of bunkers, some you cannot even see out of!!!!WINDY; lightning fast greens.

Great iron play rewarded. Amazing staff and really good food with a great many beers on tap.

Beautiful course and very challenging. Undulating greens and length make this course a true test of your game. Save your energy for the finishing stretch on the back nine as the last 4 holes play into the wind and can make or break your round.

Have played this course a few times, and for myself I find it fun to play. Challenging well laid out,

The people running are very helpful and friendly.

Undulating fareways and greens make for and interesting game. With the choice of five tees the course can be played by any skill level

The course is in excellent shape especially for this time of year, greens roll smooth with a lot of undulation. Be sure to pick the right tee you will have an enjoyable round and not get beat up to bad. Watch the wind on 15 -18 it makes for a very interesting last 4 holes. I will play this course again.

Enjoyed playing today, tough course,but I will certainly be back.

Tough course in the wind. Greens are up higher than fairway so they dry out and are fast. Course is always in great shape. Employees are super nice and friendly!!

This is my 2nd time playing this course & my 1st choice when visiting Las Cruces, which has 3 wonderful courses on GN

A lot of of sand, fast, undulating greens, I saw a birdie putt slide by the hole and trickle into to water Water on t least 6 holes The course was in very good shape.

A very welcoming , staff, Matt, Ray & Lonnie were great and good food at the restaurant

Great practice facilities

Great golf course nice layout Played in 3 1/2 hours very nice friendly people working there would love to play it again sometime

Another friendly reception by the pro shop staff. A quick warm up at the range, a little putting practice and I was off to the first tee.

The forecast called for 15-25 mph winds and the weatherman was bang on. Needless to say it didn't help that I was fighting a pull all day. Scoring conditions were tough but the course played fair until I got to Hole 9. A pulled tee shot found the water left. The drop gave me 198 yards to the green and unfortunately it was my "Tin Cup" moment as 3 more attempts splashed just short of the green. My fourth effort rolled tight to the pin. A one putt had me pencil an 11 onto the scorecard.

Todays round was my fourth in three days at Red Hawk and I had a blast playing here all 4 rounds. Attentive staff, good practice facilities and the members and staff (Lee, Tom, Ray & Jim) that I played with were great company.

Red Hawk visitors can expect an eventful round, wide rolling fairways, blown bunkers, fast sculptured greens proteced by more deep bunkers and steep drop offs. The routing of the course is exceptional and is set against spectacular views of the Black, Organ and Doña Ana mountains ranges.

I showed up early Friday morning completely unaware that the course had been booked for the day for a fundraiser. Hats off to the staff for allowing me to get in a quick 18 holes before the course closed.

The front of the scorecard reads "Championship Golf in the Land of Enchantment", and that's exactly the sensation I had stepping up onto the first tee. Under clear blue skies and surrounded by spectacular views of the Organ and Black mountains to the east & the Doña mountains to the north, I just knew I was in for a great round.

With five huge tee boxes available pretty much on every hole, golfers of all standards can enjoy themselves. There are no surprises on the course as views from the tees provide good sight lines. The fairways have slopes up and down, left and right and are wider than the freeways leading into Las Cruces. The first cut of rough was manageable, beyond that you could be assured of losing strokes. I lost count of the over 70 links style bunkers that can come into play on the course. Four of the five water hazards on the course will penalize those golfers that have a tendency to pull their shots. The sculptured greens were rolling fast and true.

I was able to complete 18 holes in just over 2 hours and played 2 under my handicap. What a good day.

Wide fairways, well sited bunkers, strategically tiered greens, exceptional routing, some difficult water features and with spectacular views, Red Hawk is definitely not a course to be overlooked.

After my round I felt I could do with some additonal bunker practice. White Sands National Moument is just a 40 minute drive away...bring your sticks.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. Course was in nice condition for this time of year. Play the right tees and you’ll have a good experience, greens are very fast and have some undulations but roll smoothly. Watch out for the wind on the back nine. Will play this course again.

We enjoy playing the golf course, Red Hawk is annual stop on the trip to Tucson. Do not recommend walking. GPS on the carts would be a nice addition.