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The Golf One New Mexico course guide

Golf courses in New Mexico.

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113 matching courses in New Mexico. New and corrected listings are added as they are verified.

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Holloman Afb, NM

Apache Mesa Golf Course

The course features a 9-hole, 3,379-yard course from the longest tees for a par of 36. The course rating is 35.5 and has a slope rating of 116. It is a great place to learn the sport or perfect your current skills! Be sure to keep an eye out for our Scramble Tournaments, clinics and specials! Amateur or Pro, our Pro Shop has everything from golf shirts, and golf shoes to golf clubs. If we don’t have what you are looking for, we can order it for you. We’ll give you expert advice on what you need to make golf more enjoyable. If your game still needs some work, don’t worry, the Apache Mesa offers golf lessons for all ages.

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Albuquerque, NM

Arroyo del Oso Golf Club

Arroyo del Oso Golf Course, located in Albuquerque, New Mexico, offers 27 holes of golf with one 18-hole, par 72 golf course and one 9-hole, par 36 golf course called “The Dam.” Featuring large greens, rolling fairways, three water-hole obstacles, and sand traps, the Arroyo del Oso Golf Course meets the needs of intermediate and advanced golfers, while the nine holes of The Dam Golf Course cater to beginning golfers, while crossing the Bear Canyon Arroyo three times. Book your tee time at either course today.

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Espanola, NM

Black Mesa Golf Club

The environment at Black Mesa is pure, absent of any man-made distractions. As you enter the site, your first glimpse of the course gives you a taste of this vast, dramatic property. Designed by architect Baxter Spann, Black Mesa has a wild Irish links look to it, particularly in the spring after a wet winter when the native grasses are leafy and blowing in the breeze. The course plays through dramatic sandstone ridges with Black Mesa visible from several locations. Each hole features characteristics that make them both strategic and memorable in its own unique way. The layout showcases distinctive bunkering, native arroyos as hazards, and green contouring in keeping with the scale of the natural landforms.

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Rio Rancho, NM

Chamisa Hills Country Club

Chamisa Hills Golf and Country Club was designed and built in 1970 by nationally respected architects, Desmond Muirhead, whom created the West nine, and well known golfer, Gene Sarazen (Nicknamed the “Squire”), whom developed the East nine. In 1988, the “Merry Mex”, Lee Trevino, constructed the North nine. The architects saw the opportunity to develop three quite different but equally challenging nines for both men and women. In doing so, they succeed by creating 27-holes of championship golf that high and low handicappers alike can enjoy. Shot placement is extremely crucial as deciduous trees are strategically placed throughout the course. Special care was taken during the development of the Chamisa Hills Golf and Country Club community to maintain property lines that would not interfere with the play on this classic course layout. The fairways feature primarily Bluegrass, and the greens consist of Seaside Bent.

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Cochiti Lake, NM

Cochiti Golf Club

Lying amid the foothills of the Jemez Mountains is one of the best tee times in the New Mexico golf scene. Cochiti Golf Course has long attracted fans of both Albuquerque golf (50 minutes to the south) and Santa Fe golf (40 minutes to the northeast). Cochiti has done so by earning a reputation as one of the top pueblo golf courses in New Mexico and the entire PGA Sun Country Section. Designed in 1981, this Robert Trent Jones Jr. design is a high desert gem, famous for natural beauty and scenic views. In fact, locals have even dubbed it, “Heaven with a zip code.” Cochiti Golf Club is a challenging yet fair layout, where every hole is a signature hole.

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