Rio Mimbres Country Club

Rio Mimbres Country Club is a par-72 public course in Deming, NM, established 1950.

Rio Mimbres Country Club takes its name from the Mimbres River drainage that flows through Grant and Luna counties, a desert river system of significant archaeological importance — the Mimbres people left behind pottery with intricate geometric designs that remain among the most studied pre-Columbian ceramic traditions in the Southwest. The course sits in Deming, Luna County, at around 4,300 feet on the Chihuahuan Desert floor. Deming is a border-adjacent community with a warm, dry climate that allows year-round play in most seasons. Course details beyond name and location are not confirmed in public records.