Hobbs New Mexico Golf Courses

Hobbs New Mexico Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Ocotillo Park Golf Course -- *Great Course for the Money*
Review by: Greg Nidy	This is the nicest Municipal course in the State of NM. Challenging, exciting, with another 9 holes (to make 27 total) on the way!
From Albuquerque, NM

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Lovington Country Club -- *Lovington Country Club Review*
Review by: Frank	The review of Lovington Country Club being a 1 star course is not very accurate. I have played that course numerous times and go back to play in a tournament every year. The cousre is now a true 18 hole golf course. They have built another 9 holes around and through a old lake bed that has some suprising amount of elevation changes. Also the greens are as good as any you will find as well as fast and true. This is not a up-scale country club but the course itself is always a pleasure to play. Marty the head pro has a well equipted pro shop, and the people you will find are as good as gold.
From Dallas, Texas

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Course Reviews

Westmoreland Country Club
"a great round"
a very green and tree filled course....in great shape...fun to play....not too hard, but challenging nonetheless....beautiful views of clubhouse on 9th and 18th....a bit short, but if played from the back tees is long enough for most big hitters
---John, IL
Concord Resort Hotel - The Monster Course
"Local Golfer"
Beautiful, intimidating course. Very long, and very exciting rates are good Staff are very helpful
---Jim J., Monticello, NY
Wolf Creek Golf Course
"Fantasy Come True"
We have played there ten times, when it first opened. It is like no other course in this country. EVERY hole is unique. Several sets of tees enabled all skill levels to enjoy this track. Bring your camera
---CCB, Lakle Tahoe USA
D. Fairchild Wheeler Golf Course - Black Course
"Going in the right direction"
I played this course three years ago and was appalled at the conditions of the greens and fairways. The greens were "browned out concrete" and more than 5 balls were lost directly on the fairways, which were all molded out and diseased and generally in unkempt condition. Today the course is progressing nicely. Two years ago the town reassumed management responsibility. Each year since then the conditions have improved dramatically. Today the greens are in fantastic shape. The fairways for the most part are also in great shape with the exception of a few holes that still need to have the drainage corrected. The molds and diseased areas are almost non-existant. Balls no longer just disapear when hit right down the middle. There are actually two courses. The Black course is in the best shape and is the most technical of the two. The Red course is a longer course and rolls up and down and also is a pleasure to play. My biggest concern to date is that these two courses will be "rediscovered" and then be almost impossible to get playing time on once word gets out how much improved they really are.
---Rob Clark, Fairfield, CT