Rockwind Community Links

Lovington, NM · 13 mi away

Lovington Country Club is located in Lovington, New Mexico, in the state's southeastern oil-producing region. The club opened in 1953 as a nine-hole course designed by Warren Cantrell, with a second nine designed by George Williams added in 2003 to bring the layout to 18 holes. The course includes a fountain near the first tee and water hazards that come into play on five holes, set against otherwise flat surrounding terrain typical of the area. Non-member play is permitted before 10 a.m. or after 2 p.m. on days without club events, making it accessible to outside golfers despite its country club structure. The course plays to a par of 71 at roughly 6,900 yards from the back tees.

Artesia, NM · 72 mi away

Artesia Country Club is a golf club in Artesia, New Mexico, established in 1946. Its 18-hole course was designed by architect Ralph Plummer, later joined by George Williams, and plays to a par of 72 over 6,124 yards of Bermuda grass fairways and greens. The course carries a slope rating of 118 and a course rating of 68.9. Beyond golf, the club offers dining and event spaces for members and guests in Artesia.

Midland, TX · 83 mi away

The Quail Course is one of two 18-hole layouts at Hogan Park, a city-owned golf facility in Midland, Texas. The course opened in 1959 and is named for former Midland mayor Fred T. Hogan rather than golfer Ben Hogan. It has hosted the LPGA Tall City Open in the 1960s, the Trans-Mississippi Amateur in 1977, and the city's annual championship. Quail is laid out in a parkland style with more trees than its sister Roadrunner course. It is a public, par-70 layout, with a pro shop, restaurant, and driving range shared between both courses.