9-Hole (Public) This course's fairways are tree lined and were designed to play straightaway. There are no water hazards or sand bunkers on the course. The slightly-sloped greens are medium-sized and putt true. There is an additional set of men's tees when playing an eighteen hole round.

9-Hole (Public) This community-owned course accepts payment of green fees through the honor system. This well-maintained course has plenty of grass and sand bunkers coming into play on many holes. There is a defined cut of rough and many trees defining all the fairways. The greens vary from medium to large...

36-Hole (Semi-private) This club has two regulation eighteen hole courses. These courses are located close to El Paso, Texas. You can play both courses for one price. The Spanish Dagger Course is the tighter design and features more undulating greens than the Yucca Course.

18-Hole (Military) This club added an additional nine holes to their course in 1994. Today, the course may still be short, but its elevated and small greens are treacherous. Water hazards (a lake and a pond) come into play on four holes, and a water-filled ditch cuts through the back nine....

18-Hole (Public) This very narrow course has a defined cut of rough bordering its tree-lined fairways. There are no sand bunkers on this course, but water comes into play on two holes. The greens are small, undulating, fast, and a few of them are multi-tiered. Some of the greens and tee...

27-Hole (Public) This facility has an eighteen hole regulation course and a nine hole executive course. These courses are basically wide open, and most holes play straightaway. These are excellent courses for the average golfer. The signature hole on the Regulation Course is #17, a 540-yard, par 5, requiring a tee...

27-Hole (Public) This facility has a regulation eighteen hole course and a nine hole par 3 course. These hilly courses have narrow fairways and some elevated greens. A hole you will remember, on the Championship course, is hole #5, a 457-yard, par 4, requiring a blind shot over a hill. This...

9-Hole (Private) This nine hole course has medium-sized greens with just enough slope to test your putting skills. The fairways are bordered with an abundance of foliage and trees.

9-Hole (Semi-private) This mountainous course was built atop a hill located 6,500 feet above sea level. The course was originally built by a coal baron. The course will give you a run for your money with its unique design and many hazards coming into play. Water hazards come into play on...

18-Hole (Public) This course underwent a complete renovation by Williams, Gill & Associates in 1997. All of the tee boxes and greens were reconstructed and the holes were reshaped to include fairway bunkers and large lakes.