The Course

A welcoming but deceptive opener. The wide landing area invites an aggressive drive, but two fairway bunkers lurk mid-left. The creek runs along the right side and crosses before the green — your approach must carry it cleanly. The green sits elevated and separated, rewarding precision over power.

A challenging dogleg right that demands a precise tee shot to set up the approach. Native grass and a creek crossing off the tee box require a carry — Gene Torres rewards the accurate player, not just the long hitter.

The course's first par 3 demands an aerial tee shot — trees and native grass loom in front of the tee box. A sand bunker sits front-left of the green. At golden hour, the shadows stretch long across one of the most photogenic holes on the course.

A long, straight par 5 that rewards big hitters with an eagle opportunity — wayward shots will get you in the double-bogey zone.

A slight uphill climb to the green rewards you with one of the greatest views on the golf course. A straight-forward par 4 with a bunker guarding the right side of the green — precision wins here.

One of the more demanding par 4s on the course, lined with well-placed fairway bunkers that punish offline drives. Afternoon winds and dramatic New Mexico skies make this hole play differently every round.

A mid-length par 4 perched on the highest point of the course. Crosswinds can turn a simple hole tricky. A sand bunker guards the front of the green.

The #1 handicap hole and undisputed signature hole. This par 5 bends right, then left, with the green tucked behind two large hills completely out of sight. A true New Mexico masterpiece.

Considered one of the hardest par 3s in the state. The large green is protected by a long bunker along the back left, and a devious hidden pot bunker to the right. A fitting and unforgettable closer.