Marfa Municipal Golf Course

Marfa Municipal Golf Course is a 9-hole public course built in 1961, located at elevation in the remote West Texas region near Marfa. The course plays to a par 36 and stretches 3,265 yards from the white tees, with a course rating of 35.0 and slope of 115. It features Bermuda grass fairways and bent grass greens.

The layout is characterized by wide-open, firm fairways that promote roll, with the high altitude enhancing distance. Water hazards come into play on two holes, while mature trees are strategically positioned to penalize wayward shots. Bermuda rough can become thick during summer months. The course is known for quality greens and relatively quick play, with rounds typically completed in under an hour.

Notable features include its status as the highest golf course in Texas, offering a unique playing experience with firm conditions and enhanced ball carry. The course is walkable and offers pull-carts and motorized carts. A driving range and putting green are available for practice. The routing includes two par-5 holes, two par-3 holes, and five par-4 holes, providing variety in shot-making challenges across the nine holes.