Manager is very rude and stuck up!! golf course is in rough shape. go somewhere else!read more

Great course and very friendly staff . Greens are nice not difficult but the course is challenging…read moreand fun.

John is great. Instructs my 10 year old daughter and she loves it. Keeps her interested while she…read moreis learning. The sims are great for me while she gets lessons. Highly recommend!

Yup, I've found the key to improving my golf game: John…read moreMercer! He's a natural-born teacher. Bonus: Tina and John Mercer are really nice people!

I'm new to this franchise. Signed up for a 10-lesson package to improve my game during the…read moreoff-season in the winter. Kevin, Monte and Matt are all PGA members and know their game. The facility in downtown Albuquerque is well equipped and the three practice booths are busy. Scheduling is easy and I've been able to contact a pro and change appointments on the fly. I drive 1 hour and 45 minutes from northern New Mexico, and it's been worth it. They could use updated Foresight technology ( quad instead of the GC2) to pick up the club head in addition to the ball, but the video and flight scope work together well. The teaching is as good as you'll find at this price point. You need to figure out which pro can teach you with language and drills that match your game. All in all, I recommend these guys to anyone who wants to explore game improvement. They are a happy bunch and practicing golf beats working any day.

Marc's approach to teaching golf is completely different than anything that I had ever experienced…read morebefore. It's not supposed to be hard!

I was a member until personal circumstances sidelined my golfing. SAGC was like home to my husband…read moreand me. The staff was great and the course is well kept. I miss playing there, but I plan to return, now that the personal circumstances are resolved.

staff is not friendly, pros are condescending and the tee times are booked way to close together so…read moreexpect a wait on every hole. nice course but not managed well enough to have a good experience

Pro shop person personable. Interesting golf course. Would be great if they had water. Nice…read morepractice range.

Thursday. September 19, 2024. Lunch…read more This restaurant re-opened under new management a while back, after Covid. They get quite a few golfers here, even on weekdays, but I am reviewing the restaurant, the Links Bar and Grill. The hours are Monday through Thursday, from 7 am until 3 pm. Friday through Sunday from 7 am until 5 pm. They seem to do a robust business from nearby workers at animal control, the dump and New Mexico Department of Game and Fish. I stopped here with a co-worker for lunch. He offered to buy my lunch, so I obliged. They were empty as it was after 2 pm. I ordered a shredded beef burrito ($12) smothered in Christmas chile (red and green). Burrito came out fast, less than 5 minutes. Large and filling, but just average taste wise. Red and green chile had no bite. Would have liked it stuffed with a bit more beef. Service was good, large portion would have liked a bit hotter chile.

This relatively new recreation and golf simulator location is a wonderful addition to the consuming…read moregolf community of Albuquerque, New Mexico. The five (5) bays were all full on a bustling Monday lunchtime. I would certainly second Paul C.'s review that this is a sparkling clean place. There is a wonderful array of Titleist clubs that can be ordered. The staff, as well as the customers, are all most knowledgeable and laid back. Please, please drop by this spot - in the old Bullseye Golf location.

I love this place. It's clean, the staff is super friendly and helpful, the food and beverages…read moreare awesome, and there is plenty of space in each of the 5 bays!! Not to mention the selection of golf gear and equipment that you can shop. I would highly recommend this place to anyone working on their gold game, looking for fun, or trying the game for the first time. You won't be disappointed.

Note: This is a gym located on the air force base, so unless you have access, this review is…read moreprobably irrelevant. You must first register your CAC (registration hours are between 0800-1300, I believe) if you decide to use the gym 24/7, as it is open. It's very small, in comparison to the east side gym, but also less utilized. There are 2 weight rooms, a large cardio room (treadmills, elliptical, stair-step, recumbent bikes), and a 'Nautilis' room with variety machines. If you typically do floor exercises such as crunches or planks, good luck, because there's only 2 yoga mats upstairs in a tiny little area. The heat in there can become overbearing, as there are only several fans that re-circulate hot air around the main rooms, and no A/C for cooling. Also, if you're on the elliptical machines, the fan is right above you, so you will not be feeling anything. Though the building itself is pretty darn old, all of the equipment inside seem relatively new, compared to the last Planet Fitness I visited. Let's also not forget that this gym is free to all government employees, military, or anyone with a CAC (contractors too, I think), so it's not too shabby.

This gym is straight to the point. It's small but has the absolute essentials which is perfect for…read moreme. I like this gym a lot more than the East Side Gym because it's smaller and as others have said, there are less patrons. I can move from one thing to the other very quickly which allows for shorter but more intense work out sessions, especially because I use the "superset" style of working out. I'm also able to cycle from my house to the gym in just a few minutes since they have bicycle parking there. I was frustrated at first because there didn't seem to be a place for ab work or stretching but I discovered that in the basketball gym area, they have plenty of room and mats to do whatever you need to do to allow for a complete work out.