#10 Corridor Risk 
This opening hole on the back nine is a dogleg right par 4, which you can cut the corner to shorten the hole if you want to challenge the risk of out-of-bounds on the right. Otherwise, a layup shot to middle of the fairway enables a short iron approach to a bunker protected green.  
 

#11 Ponderosa Arena
This beautiful par 3 is surrounded by huge ponderosas on each side. The green is protected by another one short left and slopes from left to right. 
 

#12 Serenity
This signature hole requires pinpoint accuracy of the tee if you want to be in the fairway. The clovered-shaped green is protected by a front bunker.

#13 Ascend It
This uphill par requires an accurate drive, as you must avoid the “briar patch” which is a penalty area. The narrow two-tiered green yields a tricky short iron with good distance control.
 

#14 See The Wood For The Trees
This par 5 is the longest hole at Alto. A dogleg left through the ponderosas favors a drive on the center or right side of the fairway. Getting there in two is a tough feat, as the approach works back uphill to a relatively flat but elevated green.

#15 Wildlife Park
A pretty straight-forward short par 4, but does have out-of-bounds trouble left and a protecting fairway bunker on the right. The approach is generally a short iron to a two-tiered elevated green, protected by a bunker we call the Catcher’s Mitt.

#16 Honour It
This challenging par 4 requires respect. A drive right down the middle is ideal, as left and right can be gravitating to golf balls. The elevated and heavily back-to-front sloped green requires an accurate shot with hopes of leaving and putts below the hole.

#17 Splitting Aces
This short par 3 seems to yield the most holes-in-one at Alto; hence the name.  The green is protected by bunkers, but also has a slope on the right side of the green, which can create a favorable bounce on the green.

#18 Rejoice
The shortest par 5 at Alto is a great opportunity to score one last time. A drive on the middle to right side of the fairway is ideal. Music from the clubhouse entertainment can be motivating to reach this one in two. From here, it is a clear approach to a back-to-front sloped green protected by bunkers on each side.

#10 Wishing Well
This back nine opener is a short downhill par 3. You must clear a penalty area first. The green is well-protected by bunkers and is quite undulated, so beware of hole location and distance control.

#11 High Five
This par 5 has a highly elevated tee box shooting downhill. Avoid the native hill on the right and the bunker on the right and you’re in good shape. Reachable in two for the longer hitters, the green is narrow and deep with some undulations to negotiate.

#12 Narrow Gauge Railroad
This uphill par 4 requires a straight tee shot over a slight forced carry. The approach to an elevated deep green requires accurate distance control to get close.

#13 Precision
This shorter par 4 requires more of an accurate tee shot rather than a longer tee shot. Placement is everything, as the right side is a Bermuda triangle for golf balls. The uphill approach requires total accuracy to a shallow green, with subtle undulations.

#14 Take A Breath
This straight-away par 4 has another beautiful view of the Sierra Blanca Peak. With generous room off the tee, the approach shot takes some thought to a well-bunkered, deep-undulated green.

#15 Respect
This medium-length par 4 favors a tee shot on the right side, as the left native area seems to claim golf balls. The approach shot is to a kidney-shaped green, protected by a front left bunker.

#16 Humpback
This short par 3 requires accurate distance control to a shallow green. The green runs away left and right, and is also protected by a front bunker. 

#17 The Journey
This long par 5 is generally a 3-shot hole. The landing area is pretty generous off the tee. The dogleg left turns late, bringing trees into obstruction. The elevated green is well-bunkered and is rather large, requiring an accurate approach shot.

#18 A Matter Of Honor
The Finisher at Outlaw requires a tee shot favoring the middle or right side of the fairway, avoiding a fairway bunker. This sets you up for an approach to an extremely deep green, sloping back-to-front. Distance control is key to this very large green.

Hole 10- Doughnut Hole 

A signature short par 3 with a pond completely surrounding the green in the shape of a doughnut. Paying homage to Gene Burdine the original owner and designer of Kokopelli who made and sold doughnuts for a living.  

Hole 11- Let It Fly 

This reachable par 4 takes a great drive, but there is plenty of fairway to hit. If you can keep it in the short grass, you can score! 

Hole 12- Waterworld 

If you don’t hit the green you could be in trouble. This 134-yard hole is all carry with a large pond protecting the green. Houses behind the green make for a dicey shot! 

Hole 13- The PLUNGE 

This is the beginning of Koko’s Amen Corner. With A severe downhill slope and swirling wind above the trees your club choice and accuracy are paramount! If you miss the green, there is trouble in all directions. 176 yards on the card but it plays about 120 tops! 

Hole 14- Risk/Reward 

This uphill par 4 has the best view of Sierra Blanca from the green. (Don’t forget to look back) Stay to the left of the fairway as this hole slopes right and can put you in the trees in a hurry.  Driver not required unless you are looking to eagle. 

Hole 15- Pinseeker 

The last leg of Koko’s Amen Corner requires a precision tee ball so your second shot to the elevated green is close. TIP: Driver isn’t necessary, and irons of the tee box are recommended. 

Hole 16- Parachute 

This 139-yard downhill par 3 is ripe for the picking.  The elevation will drop your ball like a parachute leaving you lots of chances for Aces and Birdies. 

Hole 17- Ranch House 

This slight Dogleg right borders the old Burdine Ranch House, and its wide fairway allows for Bringing out the Big Dog! 

Hole 18- The Finisher 

The Longest par 3 on the course at 196 yards. The only real trouble is the water behind the green. Too much club and you are wet!