Angel Fire Resort

We had a great day at Angel Fire. The staff was friendly and helpful and we played with some fine people. The structure was helpful as the Marshall kept everyone moving and on time.

Excellent and challenging course and in very good shape. The staff was very friendly and the pace of play was fast. All in all Angel Fire is a great course in a great setting.

We’ve played this course several times before, and this was the best experience thus far. Service was the most noticeable uptick. Pro shop, starter, and hospitality services everyone were so happy to take care of us. We brought my brother-in-law (not a golfer) to ride along, and he sure enjoyed it. Also, we were impressed how good of shape the course was in without any significant rainfall this season. Keep up the good work Angel Fire.

Escaped the heat in Texas up here, never got above 75 degrees, fast perfect greens, lush fairways, abundant deer, small mammals, geese, ducks, other birds....no skeeters or snakes (up too high). Super friendly staff, on-site patio or bar dining with beautiful sunset view of highest mountain in NM. Great short game practice area, practice green and range (pyramids of practice balls sit waiting for you). For the kids, onsite indoor pool, kid clinics, kid meals.

Saw inquisitive deer every time I played. You will find all you need at the well-stocked pro shop. Their Wednesday afternoon 3 person scramble 9 hole event is always fun and very affordable. An exceptional stop for golfers looking for a mountain golf experience in Northern New Mexico.

Rained about 2 hours before we started so a bit soggy here & there but great afternoon & beautiful course.

love playing here!

Course was great, carts are comfortable and the layout was challenging but fun!!

The pace of play ruins everything about this golf course. If the marshal is doing his job then no course should take more than 4.5 hours to play regardless of how "slammed" the course is. I spoke with the marshal multiple times about the pace of play of the groups in front of me as I watched them hit 2 balls off every tee, take multiple practice putts on the green after holing out, and their refusal to play ready golf. Instead of doing anything about the golfers in front of our group, the marshal simply told me they were full and that I was the problem. Played Taos Country Club the next day and the course was quite in as good of shape but the marshal was actually doing his job and pace of play was under 4 hours with just as crowded of a course. The course is not worth the frustration and I would skip and make the drive to Taos CC instead.

The views were spectacular, the conditions were perfect, never have i played greener fairways. The greens rolled smooth and true. The carts were deluxe, with USB plug ins and pleated leather seats. A very welcoming staff, great food at the cafe at the turn, a downhill driving range, a pure pleasure putting green, and one of the best small short game practice areas i have seen.