Sunset Course Tour

This picturesque downhill par 4 has a generous landing area flanked by a deep fairway bunker on the right side. This three-sectioned green has a deep front bunker protecting the center and left side. A conservative approach shot to the right of the green will work best for most players. Par is a solid score on this hole.

This long par 4 has a dogleg to the right and an arroyo paralleling the entire righthand side of the fairway. The green is angled from front left to back right. A drive down the righthand side of the ample fairway leaves a shorter second shot. Make par here and you have accomplished something!

A medium length par 3 over an arroyo to a narrow green. A bunker guards the center of the green, rewarding a well-controlled tee shot.

Another long par 4, which plays into a prevailing wind. The fairway is guarded by an arroyo on the left and native vegetation on the right. A long approach shot will directed at a narrow two-tiered green guarded by bunkers on the left. Par is a great score on this hole.

This par 5 hole has a fairway that doglegs left, and a lake flanking the right side of the fairway and green. The green is long and narrow with bunkers on both sides. Hit a quality third shot and you have a birdie opportunity.

This par 3 is difficult and beautiful, demanding a long tee shot to the two-tiered green. The upper/back tier is very difficult to hit, but get there and you are rewarded with a birdie opportunity.

This scenic par 4 is played from an elevated tee box to a generous fairway guarded by deep bunkers on the right side. The second shot is played over a pond to the green, which angles from the front right to back left. The green is very undulating, requiring an accurate second shot to reach the correct level of the green.

A medium length par 5 that doglegs to the left and plays uphill to an elevated green. Avoid the deep bunkers on the lefthand side of the fairway on your tee shot and you have a straightforward second shot up the hill. A well-struck second shot will leave most players a short third shot to a blind, two-tiered green. The center and lefthand side of the green are guarded by deep bunkers. Pin placements in the center and lefthand side give players a good scoring opportunity. Longer hitters have an opportunity to hit this green in two shots.

A medium length par 4 that bends slightly to the left and is uphill to a tri-sectioned green. A bunker in front of the green on the left guards the green; another bunker on the righthand side guards the back tiered pin placements. A well-controlled second shot that plays a club longer up the hill is required. Par is a good score on this hole.

A long par 5 with an arroyo down the righthand side of the fairway on the tee shot. The arroyo crosses the fairway and shadows the lefthand side of the fairway on your second and third shots. The front half of the green is a narrow target. The back half of the green is wide, with an upper righthand tier sloping down to the lefthand side. Two well struck shots will leave most players a short third shot that can set up a birdie opportunity.

This medium length par 3 plays over an arroyo to a slightly elevated green. The green angles from front right to back left and is very undulating. A deep bunker guards the left side of the green.

A medium length par 5 that plays to a fairway guarded by a deep bunker on the right side of the fairway and an area of native vegetation on the left. Your second shot will be played over an arroyo to the fairway landing area. The righthand side of the fairway and green are flanked by the arroyo. The green angles from front left to back right and is guarded by a deep bunker on the front righthand side and back left. Longer hitters will have an opportunity to hit this green in two, but will need a very precise long shot to do that.

A medium length par 3 that plays uphill to a blind putting surface. A spine divides the front and back halves of the green. The green is guarded by a large, deep bunker on the left and another bunker on the right. Hit a precise shot to the correct section of the green and you have a good look at birdie.

A short downhill par 4 that is protected by a lake in front of the left half of the green. This is the most interesting green on the course; it is horseshoe shaped with several tiers. Many players will hit a long iron/fairway metal from the tee and be left with a short iron; longer hitters may attempt to drive this green when pin placements are on the right half of the green. Birdies and bogies are both very available on this great risk-reward calculation hole.

A long and picturesque par 3 that plays an extra club uphill. The green is set into the cliffside on the left, with an arroyo protecting the right side of the green. The green is two-tiered. Par is a great score on this hole.

This par 4 has several elevated tee boxes. This hole features two fairways separated by a large arroyo. The “carry” yardage to the left fairway is greater than to the right fairway. However, players taking on the left fairway will be rewarded with a shorter and better angled shot to the green. This is a scoring opportunity for those executing two well struck shots.

A long uphill par 5 dogleg left par 5, protected by several bunkers along the entire length of the fairway. Avoid the bunkers with two precise shots and a short third shot onto the green provides a good opportunity for a birdie. Long hitters have an opportunity to hit this green in two shots. Miss either of these shots and bogie becomes a distinct possibility.

The home hole is a classic par 4, playing from an elevated tee box to a generous fairway below. The right side of the fairway and green are protected by a lake. The back tee box provides a great photo opportunity highlighting our two finishing holes with the spectacular Sangre de Cristo Mountains as a backdrop. Par 4 is a great score on this beautiful grand finale hole.