University of New Mexico North Course

Albuquerque, NM · 4.2 mi away

The University of New Mexico Championship Golf Course is located on the university's Albuquerque campus, close to the Sunport airport, spread over roughly 200 acres of high desert terrain. William Tucker designed the North Course portion of the property, and the Championship Course opened in 1967, carved into steep desert land with waste areas and native vegetation bordering the fairways. The course plays to a par of 72 across 18 holes and stretches to about 7,555 yards from the back tees, with wide fairways that rise and fall and greens guarded by uphill approaches and bunkering. It has hosted several NCAA championships and the annual William H. Tucker Invitational. The course is open to the public, with reduced rates for UNM students, faculty and staff. A driving range, short course, pro shop and event pavilion are available on site.

Clovis, NM · 4.3 mi away

Colonial Park Golf Course, originally opened in 1964 as Chaparral Country Club, was designed by PGA legend and architect Warren Cantrell [1](https://colonialparkgc.com/) [2](https://colonialparkgc.com/course-details/). The City of Clovis assumed ownership of the facility in 2011 and renamed it Colonial Park [3](https://abc7amarillo.com/news/local/touchstone-golf-taking-over-management-of-colonial-park-golf-course-for-city-of-clovis). This 18 hole parkland style layout features tree lined fairways with ancient American elms and billowing cottonwoods [1](https://colonialparkgc.com/) [2](https://colonialparkgc.com/course-details/). The par 72 course measures 6,856 yards from the longest tees and includes various water features [2](https://colonialparkgc.com/course-details/) [3](https://abc7amarillo.com/news/local/touchstone-golf-taking-over-management-of-colonial-park-golf-course-for-city-of-clovis). Facilities include a full service bar and restaurant, a driving range, and a putting green [1](https://colonialparkgc.com/).

Albuquerque, NM · 4.3 mi away

Arroyo del Oso Golf Course occupies the Bear Canyon Arroyo in northeast Albuquerque, New Mexico, a City of Albuquerque municipal facility known for its varied topography. The original 18 holes were designed by architect Jack Snyder and opened in 1965; a nine-hole addition called the Dam 9, which crosses the arroyo three times, was built in 1987 to bring the facility to 27 holes. Arroyo del Oso is public and open daily from dawn to dusk except Christmas Day, with a pro shop and practice facilities on site.