Emerald Springs Golf & Conference Center
Emerald Springs golf course first opened in 1966. The course was renovated in 2007.
Nestled in the sandy hills of East El Paso, Emerald Springs has a rich heritage. 60 feet Oak trees and tall Willows testify to this heritage. Emerald Springs was host to one of the most talked about matches in West Texas when a young and undiscovered caddy named Lee Trevino upset the formidable PGA Tour professional Raymond Floyd and boarded a run-away train to stardom.
Emerald Springs is an oasis sitting high above the Rio Grande Valley. The lush green and deceptively hilly fairways create a unique topography for the region. All of the fairways are tree lined. Two ponds that come into play on five holes.
Emerald Springs golf course is a high desert course. #13 is the signature hole. #13 is a 463-yard, par 4, requiring a shot past water on the right. Another difficult hole is #2, a 453-yard, par 4, with water running down the right side of the dogleg right fairway and a green that slopes toward the water.
The Emerald Springs Golf & Conference Center golf course plays to a par-70 and a maximum distance of 6,760 yards. The course rating is 71.5 and the slope rating is 122.
Black tees: par-70, 6,760 yards, 71.5/122
Blue tees: par-70, 6,375 yards, 69.7/120
Silver tees: par-70, 6,028 yards, 67.8/119
Gold tees: par-70, 4,931 yards, 64.3/108
Silver (W) tees: par-70, 6,028 yards, 67.3/125
Gold (W) tees: par-70, 4,931 yards, 67.3/113