Towa Golf Resort - Lakes Course

Pojoaque, NM · 3.2 mi away

Towa Golf Resort is a 27-hole championship course north of Santa Fe, New Mexico. Hale Irwin designed the course, which opened in 1999. It has three nine-hole layouts: Boulder, Pinon, and Valley. The design uses arroyos, rock outcroppings, and views of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains, Jemez Mountains, and Rio Grande Valley. Fairways are Kentucky bluegrass and ryegrass; greens and tees are bent grass.

Española, NM · 7.5 mi away

Black Mesa in La Mesilla, New Mexico, opened in 2003 and was designed by Baxter Spann. It sits on land of the Santa Clara Pueblo north of Santa Fe, in badlands terrain of ridges, arroyos and black volcanic rock. The routing works with the natural folds instead of flattening them. Fairways tumble between ridgelines, blind and semi-blind shots appear throughout the round, and the greens sit in natural hollows and shelves. At about 6,500 feet the ball carries, which helps on the longer holes. It is open to public play, priced well below comparable desert resort golf, and remains one of the more unusual pieces of ground in the state.

Santa Fe, NM · 14 mi away

Marty Sanchez Links de Santa Fe is a city-owned public golf facility in Santa Fe, New Mexico, located about eight miles west of the downtown historic district. The complex offers 27 holes, including a regulation par-72 Championship Course that plays 7,272 yards from the back tees through high-desert terrain. Operated by the City of Santa Fe's Parks and Open Space Division, the facility has been recognized locally as a top public golf option in the area.