Latest News for Kokopelli

Members of Alto Lakes Golf and Country Club,

I am proud to inform the members of Alto Lakes Golf and Country Club and members of Kokopelli Country Club that the closing of the sale and acquisition of the Kokopelli property has been achieved. Please understand that most of what needs to be co-mingled has to wait until the new deed is recorded with Lincoln County. Next week, I will send out an operational plan reflecting the progress in achieving all involved.

This accomplishment warrants celebration! Ever since I have been involved with ALGCC, the talk of combining these two exceptional entities has been in the community dialog. These establishments complement each other, and accomplishing this union will enable both entities to achieve our greatest potential as one. The staff and Club governance look forward to the next phase in making ALGCC the best it can be, and this acquisition only brings us all closer to achieving these goals.

Please do not consume alcohol on the Kokopelli property. We will file the new liquor license paperwork ASAP. It will take between 120-150 days to obtain the license.
Co-mingling the IT needs and telephone systems will take time. Patience is much appreciated.
We have moved the food truck to Kokopelli as a temporary solution to provide refreshments and food options. The restaurant will not open until we are issued a liquor license. We should have the firewalls installed and internet operational soon.
Minor improvements are in progress for the Kokopelli Golf Shop. Your patience is much appreciated during this process, which will be completed very soon.
If you have your own cart, we will continue to allow you to “walk on” and use the course. The target date to rent club carts and have some staff in place to provide minimal services is Wednesday, September 20. This will include the operations of the Food Truck, as well.