Raton Country Club

Eagle Nest, NM · 50 mi away

Cimarron Golf Resort is located in Cathedral City, California, near Palm Springs, sited within a desert wash between Cathedral City and Palm Springs proper. The property offers views of the San Jacinto Mountains and has an open, exposed desert character. Both the 18-hole regulation course and a shorter par-3 course were designed by architect John Fought, with the courses spread through the wash channel to allow floodwater to pass during rare heavy rains. The regulation course opened in the early 2000s and features fairways that demand precision to avoid open desert waste areas. The resort is open for public and member play. The regulation course plays to a par of 71, measuring roughly 6,782 to 6,858 yards from the back tees depending on the tee configuration, with the shorter par-3 course offering a quicker round for golfers looking to work on their short game.

Angel Fire, NM · 58 mi away

Angel Fire Country Club is the golf course at Angel Fire Resort in Angel Fire, New Mexico, playing at roughly 8,600 feet in the southern Rocky Mountains. The 18-hole, par-72 layout stretches to about 6,670 yards and was designed by Lebus and Paul Ortiz, opening in 1961. The front nine winds through aspen- and pine-covered canyons, while the back nine takes on a links-style character with smaller greens and heavier bunkering. The course is part of the resort's Country Club facility, which is open seasonally from spring through fall.

Taos, NM · 70 mi away

Taos Country Club is a public golf course in Ranchos de Taos, New Mexico, designed by architect Jep Wille. The course measures 7,302 yards from the back tees and features New Mexico high-desert scenery, sagebrush, natural arroyos, and mountain views across four sets of tees. Its gently rolling terrain is intended to accommodate golfers of varying abilities while testing stronger players from the tips.