Paa-Ko Ridge is an incomparable 18-hole championship golf course designed by award-winning architect, Ken Dye. The course is situated in the New Mexico high desert on the east side of the Sandia Mountains at elevations ranging from 6,500 to 7,000 feet. Surrounded by mountainous terrain, the layout of the course features landing areas and greens separated by scenic arroyos, high desert vegetation, and rock outcroppings. Your skills will be challenged by several wild downhill holes routed through ponderosa and pinion pines, and juniper trees. With five sets of tees allowing play from 5702 to 7562 yards, Paa-ko Ridge can be enjoyed by everyone and it is no wonder it is widely considered the best golf course in New Mexico.

Rated four stars by Golf Digest's "Places to Play," this 27-hole complex is a great option for golfers. Designed by Ken Killian and open since 1991, this club is considered by many to be one of New Mexico's finest daily fee facilities. The course is surrounded by majestic mountains and provides spectacular views of the 10,000-foot Sandia Peak. Although a desert course because of location, the course has many characteristics of a true links style course. In fact, the New York Times named Santa Ana as "one of America's three best true links-style golf courses."

The Gary Panks design at Twin Warriors Golf Club is arguably "the best golf that New Mexico has to offer." This 18-hole high desert design is routed through 20 ancient cultural sites of previous tribal habitation and activity. The course has beautiful natural features such as grassy knolls and ridges dotted with junipers and pines. You'll play through dry washes (or arroyos) and around interesting landscape such as the sacred butte known as Tuyuna (or "Snakehead"). Although only open a few years now, Twin Warriors has already hosted the PGA Club Pro Championship in 2003.

At over 7200 yards from the tips, it's easy to understand why the University of New Mexico's Championship Course is known by many as simply "The Monster." The course is currently ranked #9 in the state by Golf Digest and has hosted the NCAA Division I Men's Golf Championships on numerous occassions. Opened in 1967, this classic Red Lawrence design provides a stern test from tee to green and excellent playing conditions. This outstanding facility also offers great practice grounds and a three-hole beginner course.