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Nestled at the base of the magnificent Sandia Mountains, our 18-hole, Scott Miller-designed championship golf course offers 7,772 yards of grassy knolls, sparkling waterfalls and lush native landscapes designed to challenge beginners and professional golfers alike. The longest golf course in New Mexico, our renowned course has been recognized with numerous awards, include being named the 2005 Development of the Year by Golf Inc. and one of the “Top 25 Casino Golf Courses in America” by Golfweek.

Need to warm up? Perfect your swing at our full-size driving range equipped with a double-tier tee area, or the 10,000-square-foot putting and chipping practice green and bunker. After the game, celebrate with friends and colleagues at our 16,000-square-foot Clubhouse. Grab a bite at full-service restaurant and grill, or raise a glass on our 3,000-square-foot outdoor covered patio overlooking the 18th green. Our scenic patio features flat screen televisions tuned in to the day’s events and also doubles as a dynamic event space.

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1. The Award winning club features a fully stocked golf shop, restaurant and bar with outdoor patio overlooking the Sandia Mountains, a full size practice range with double tiered all grass teeing area, a 10,000 square foot practice putting green, short area, and the newly developed Event Center at Sandia Golf Club.
2. Featuring daily specials and a year round grille menu in an informal setting, with accommodations for indoor and patio seating, Sandia Golf Course Grill delivers exceptional service from a friendly, knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff.
3. The Santa Ana Golf Club offers golf the way it was meant to be played. 'The New York Times' calls Santa Ana 'one of America's three best true links-style golf courses.' The course follows in the tradition of golf's first and finest links-style courses and was highly rated by both Golf Week and Golf Digest.