New Mexico State University Golf Course, Golf course at New Mexico State University, Las Cruces, United States.
New Mexico State University Golf Course is a championship-caliber facility featuring four distinct tee positions that appeal to golfers of all skill levels. The grounds include a driving range, practice greens, and a clubhouse designed for events and gatherings.
The course was designed by Floyd Farley in 1963 and was built from the start as a training facility for university athletes. Its championship-level design made it an established venue that has attracted players of all levels for decades.
The course is closely tied to the university's PGA Golf Management program, where students gain hands-on experience running golf operations. Visitors can observe how the facility serves as a living classroom for future golf professionals.
The facility works well for golfers of various skill levels since the four tee options provide different difficulty levels. Plan for a half or full day to fully enjoy the course along with the practice range and greens.
The facility serves double duty as both a golf destination and a host venue for athletic championships, such as the 2017 WAC cross-country championship. This dual-use purpose makes it a versatile sports complex within the university campus.
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