Paradise Hills Golf Course

Paradise Hills Golf Course in Albuquerque's Westside was designed by renown golf course architect Robert "Red" Lawrence. Originally designed as a conventional parkland course, Paradise Hills is transitioning to a more environmentally friendly golf course that, despite its lack of significant slope, offers plenty of challenge. Every hole on Paradise Hills' golf course requires a different skill from your shooting repertoire. Our 18-hole course is a "sleeper," providing challenges that require precise execution throughout. Off the tee, you will play against gently sloping fairways guarded by fairway bunkers, trees and water hazards that provide a clear line of play. Playing back toward the Sandia Mountains, the par 4 finishing hole features out-of-bounds to the left and water along the right side. Our 18-hole course can accommodate groups of five, and everyone must ride in a group of this size.