BillTheBear

A nice golf course. Has some bunkers and some streams that come in to play some very picturesque and challenging holes but at the cost of $102 per person to play it it’s not really worth it. However, it’s the only course in the area so if you want to play golf you got to pay, if you can drive an hour over to Taos, I’d recommend the Taos country club over this one.
Angel fire does offer free practice including range balls, so you can partially justify the higher price

The course itself is pretty good. Challenging layout and picturesque views. The practice facilities however are the main draw. They have separate chipping, putting and range areas, with hundreds of free range balls on the chipping green for anyones use.

I picked this course because it was one of the few in the area that claimed to have a full driving range. I was disappointed to find that it only had a net (and not a very good one at that). For us higher handicappers out there it is important to be able to "find" our swing before starting a round of golf.
Otherwise the course was great.

I've played this course a number of times and it has a lot of challenge. There is water, elevation changes, trees, marsh, etc. It requires some smart play to score well.
The greens are typically in great shape and roll true. They are fast, but not super fast. Some are multi-tiered.
The clubhouse and staff are OK, but nothing special. The driving range is acceptable.
The only real drawback are the fairways. They always seem like they could use watering or more care. There are some bare patches on several of them.
Still, if you like a challenging course, and you can deal with less than pristine fairways, this course is an excellent value.