Mark Lujan Sr.
I've been coming to this golf course for 68 years and it's still a great place to practice and play golf. It has a full 18- hole course along with a 9-hole par three course. It now also has a frisbee golf course set up that annually draws the national frisbee golf crowd. For a public course it's maintained very well. My favorite area of the course is two pat-4 holes that are lined by 100-year-old oak trees. This is a shady and serene area of the course. I am critical of their decision to change the sequence of 9 holes. They changed the hole sequence a few years ago so you now end the front nine on what was always the 17th hole. You then start the back nine on what used to be the par 5 finishing hole. I believe they did this to make sure the golfers have to go by the course restaurant. Under the original course layout sequence, you had to walk or take your cart about 100 yards to get to the restaurant. They used to have a snack bar by the original 9th hole bathroom, but not enough customers purchased items from it so it closed down, forcing golfers to get drinks and/or food items at the restaurant.
