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New Mexico

New Mexico is the fifth-largest US state and shares its southern border with its namesake, Mexico. With a strong Native American influence and the more recent relationship with Hispania, New Mexico fits the Tourism Department’s slogan “Land of Enchantment” to a tee.

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  1. Paa-Ko Ridge (1st & 2nd)

    New Mexico, United States

    Designed by the Finger Dye Spann firm of architects, Paa-Ko – meaning the root of the cottonwood tree in ancient Pueblo – is undoubtedly one of New Mexico’s finest golf courses...

  2. Las Campanas (Sunset)

    New Mexico, United States

    The younger and shorter of the two 18-hole Jack Nicklaus golf courses at The Club at Las Campanas, the Sunset layout is unusual for a modern design in that the fairways are laid out in an out and back fashion...

  3. Las Campanas (Sunrise)

    New Mexico, United States

    The Sunrise course is the longer of the two 18-hole Jack Nicklaus layouts at The Club at Las Campanas but it plays slightly easier than its younger sibling. Fairways are routed around residential units, configured in two loops of nine.

  4. Black Mesa

    New Mexico, United States

    Laid out on the moonscape of Santa Clara Pueblo, Black Mesa opened in 2003 to plenty of favourable critical acclaim...

  5. Pinon Hills

    New Mexico, United States

    A municipal golf course operated by the small rural town of Farmington in the northwest corner of New Mexico, Pinon Hills is a Ken Dye layout that was built for less than three million dollars back in 1989.

  6. Situated close to Albuquerque's international airport, the University of New Mexico's Championship golf course sits on a hilly landscape where architect Red Lawrence skilfully laid out the fairways.

  7. Rainmakers

    New Mexico, United States

    Robert Trent Jones Jr. cleverly integrated arroyos, canyons and rock outcroppings into his design for an 18-hole course that exists harmoniously with a​ residential development at Rainmakers Resort and Club​.

  8. Rockwind Community Links

    New Mexico, United States

    Opened in May 2015 and inspired by Muirfield’s routing, Rockwind Community Links was designed by Andy Staples on the site of the former Ocotillo Park Golf Course.

  9. Sandia

    New Mexico, United States

    The Pueblo of Sandia Tribe runs the golf operation at Sandia Golf Club as a sporting facility for guests of their Sandia Resort & Casino.

  10. Twin Warriors

    New Mexico, United States

    Laid out amongst the arroyos and canyons of the Rio Grande Valley, the Gary Pranks-designed golf course at Twin Warriors Golf Club​ is one of two 18-hole layouts operated by the Santa Ana Pueblo.