Black Jack’s Crossing is hands down one of the most memorable golf experiences I’ve ever had. Tucked away in the heart of Big Bend country, this is a bucket-list course with jaw-dropping West Texas scenery. Every hole feels like a postcard — dramatic elevation changes, manicured fairways, and panoramic views of the Chisos Mountains and the Rio Grande. The course layout is challenging but fair, offering a great mix of risk and reward. Whether you’re standing on a high tee box or navigating a tight approach shot, you’ll constantly be in awe of your surroundings.

You get what you pay for here. This is a unique experience and is class all the way. You feel like you’re golfing on mars. Well done

I cannot say enough about the quality of the staff and the condition of Black Jack’s Crossing Golf Course. Everyone and everything was fabulous and far exceeded expectation. Even after reading the reviews, we were blown away by the scenic vistas and unique layout. This course is a hidden gem that is surprisingly accessible from central TX and given the high quality Resort accommodations, it’s easy to stay for awhile. We are very much looking forward to our next round at Black Jack’s Crossing Golf Course!

Had the chance to play Black Jack’s Crossing Golf Course and it quickly became one of my favorites. The course was in perfect shape and the desert scenery is unreal. We teed off at 8:10 and everything ran smooth. The $50 replay is a great deal. Hard to pass up another round here. Absolutely worth the trip.

Golf course looked amazing. Did a little tour and I was going to pick an early morning tee time for the next day. The golf course staff (Alex) was very nice and informative and the gentleman that escorted us from the hotel lobby to the club house was really nice. It was after 5 and decided to head to the lounge for an early evening cocktail and then thats when things went bad. We get to the lounge and was about to order some drinks, the place was not crowded at all, and it was very nice. But the bar tender refused to serve us because it was after 5pm and apparently they only serve guests. I told them I was going to play a round of golf in the morning but they still refused. I was blown away that they turn us down and basically told us to leave. I guess they dont need my business. FYI a round of golf is $395 per person, which is by far the most expensive place I would of played at.