3 Best Golf Courses in Albuquerque, NM

“Ladera Golf Course measures the championship, regulation, and forward tee differently as 7,107 yards, 6,618 Par 72, and 5,066 yards Par 72. The golf course is set amidst the exquisite, picturesque views of the Sandia Mountains. Ladera Golf Course also includes an executive course, which is classified as both men's and women's tees. The golf course offers lessons from some of the best PGA instructors in the state. They offer 27 unique golf holes across two tracks as well as an 18-hole disc golf course, providing a challenge for golfers of all skill levels. The Executive 9-hole course has a moderate to advanced challenge level and is favored by beginners, seniors, and junior golfers. Golfers can expect to face multiple water hazards and skillfully placed traps protecting the greens.”

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“Paradise Hills Golf Course offers spectacular views of the Sandias and Albuquerque’s city skyline and a challenge for any skill level. They have a round of 9 or 18 holes, and stay to enjoy refreshing food and drinks at The Office Bar and Grill. The Paradise Hills Golf Course houses two event venues ideal for indoor and outdoor weddings and parties of up to 300 people. They have a space that is well-suited for business meetings and banquet events. The golf course offers full practice facilities, including a full-size driving range with chipping and putting greens. They offer a golf pro shop that has everything you need for your game and gifts for the golfers in your circle of family and friends. They also provide venues that include event coordination services by their certified event coordinator.”

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“North Golf Course is a 27-hole course in America to break the 7,000-yard barrier. The golf course measures 7,300 yards from the championship tees and played host to the first professional tournament in Albuquerque in 1947, won by Lloyd Mangrum, and the NCAA Championships in 1950, won by Fred Wampler. The North Course also hosted the 1953 International Jaycee Junior Championship, won by Al Geiberger. Arnold Palmer, JoAnn Carner, Johnny Miller, Kermit Zarley, and Babe Didrickson Zaharias are just a few of the well-known individuals who played the course. The present 9-hole course measures 3,333 yards. The beauty and difficulty of the course have been maintained and are now enhanced by the maturity of the many trees lining the narrow fairways.”

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