Play this course about 10 years ago. I was back in town this weekend so I thought I'd give it a try again. Not disappointed. Well-priced and well-maintained. Staff is friendly inside the pro shop. Large driving range to practice on. Also a nice putting green to get a feel for the role of the green. Course was in great shape. The only bad spot was on the Lakes course on number 9. Put a great round of golf got paired up with two locals and another guy from out of town. We had a good time together. If you're in town or nearby be sure to come over here and play that course. You won't be disappointed

Absolutely gorgeous course! David at the clubhouse was also incredibly nice and helpful my dad and I will definitely make this our new Friday spot this place has completely outdone itself I'm in love 😎❤️

It's been a while since I played here in three or four years. Played the lakes nine which was in good shape and arroyo was not in good shape at all. The dining area was not attentive at all, had to wait before even being greeted.The drink lady andrea was not happy at all to be working and the little lady in the pro shop acted like us Customers were a bother for her. I play with the group of friends regularly, and we decided to give Isleta a shot but we will not be returning here, "ever". There are much better courses in Albuquerque and north of Albuquerque that are much better with customer service and course maintenance. They may be more expensive in price but much much better than the experience here at the Isleta Golf course!

We played mesa and lakes, loved it. The courses were fun and challenging. The second to last holes on each side, depending on the tee you choose, are 600yd par 5s, they beat me up pretty good. Let's talk about value, this is one of the best in those terms, here in Albuquerque. On the weekday it was 65 bucks with cart and range balls included, not bad at all. The staff was super nice and very helpful. Though it's a little out of the way, I look forward to playing there again. Thanks Isleta.

Good course layout, pleasant scenery, and fun to play when course is in good shape; however, they should not be charging premium pricing for the current conditions. I played there on Sunday 8/17/2025 and here are the things that I think should be improved before charging a premium: - You're not allowed to practice on the driving range until 30 minutes before your tee time. The other premium courses in town do not have a time limit that I am aware of. - The putting green has been closed for several months so everyone is trying to practice chipping and putting on the chipping green. - About 30-40% of Lakes/Arroyo is very wet and soggy. I expect some moisture in the morning that should dry up by mid-morning on most courses. We tee 'ed off at 8:40 and ran into balls that plugged in the middle of the fairway, standing water in the middle of the fairway, and my shoes and socks were wet at the end of the round. The last hole #9 Arroyo was the only dry hole that I can remember. - #9 green on Lakes and #4 green on Arroyo have dead sand/mud areas on them. - White tee box on #8 Arroyo is the definition of poor course management. The entire tee box is dirt, sand, and a few weeds. I'm not sure why they would put the tee markers there. They should either put the white markers at the back of the gold tee box or the front of the teal tee box which are both in good condition. Put sod in or just let the grass grow back on the white tee box instead of letting people walk all over it. I told my friends who are members at Isleta that I will not be joining them to play there again until conditions improve significantly. Added 11/15/25 - I forgot to say that you will need to bring your own gps or range finder because the gps on the golf carts are useless. They mark the flags nowhere near where they are on the greens.