Fox Run Golf Course

Gallup, NM · 3.1 mi away

Gallup Country Club shares its home city, Gallup, New Mexico, with Fox Run Golf Course, the city's 18-hole public facility designed by Leon Howard and opened in 1965. Fox Run plays to 6,223 yards and a par of 70, with a course rating of 67.7 and a slope of 117 across Kentucky bluegrass, tall fescue, and rye turf. It has also operated under the name Gallup Municipal Golf Course, reflecting its city ownership.

Grants, NM · 58 mi away

Coyote del Malpais Golf Course is an 18-hole championship facility designed by William Howard Neff. Located at the foothills of Horace Mesa, the course features narrow fairways and sixteen lakes. While parts of the course have faced recent infrastructure challenges, it continues to offer scenic views of the surrounding volcanic landscape. The facility includes a grill and practice areas.

Kirtland, NM · 88 mi away

Riverview Golf Course was originally built nearly sixty years ago as a nine hole parkland facility for El Paso Natural Gas Company employees in Kirtland [2](https://www.riverviewgolfnm.com/course-information/). In the 1990s, another nine holes were added by architect Baxter Span, creating a championship 18 hole layout that combines parkland and links styles [2](https://www.riverviewgolfnm.com/course-information/). The course is situated at an elevation of 5,500 feet and offers views of Shiprock and the surrounding high desert [2](https://www.riverviewgolfnm.com/course-information/) [5](https://www.nmact.org/2024/12/san-juan-country-club-pinon-hills-and-riverview-golf-courses-to-host-nmaa-golf-championships/). San Juan County assumed ownership in 2010 and the facility frequently hosts state high school golf championships [2](https://www.riverviewgolfnm.com/course-information/) [5](https://www.nmact.org/2024/12/san-juan-country-club-pinon-hills-and-riverview-golf-courses-to-host-nmaa-golf-championships/).