Great driving range! They have Power Tee automated ball machines and a grass range. Staff is…read morefriendly helpful too. I wish they had numbered distance markers on the range area though, but other than everything is Great! Highly Recommend!

Balls are always really bad condition been here about 6 times 3 of them were negative experience…read morewas given wrong change one time another time ball machine was broken and on the top tracer you better hurry and get through your 100 balls because as soon as your hour is up they will be watching you and will be very rude about getting off the range

I went here on New Years eve to hit some golf balls at the range they had…read more It's only 14.99 for the range and you can stay as long as you want. The driving range has a small cooler bear it for water and you get to drive a golf cart out there if you want. Over all great range with multiple targets. Unsure of farthest distance but looks to be about 300+ Lunch menu want that mad either

This course is garbage! It is run like a California swap meet. Leaving the bag drop I was told to…read moretake the cart path at the end of the parking lot to get to the driving range. There are 2 cart paths at the end of the parking lot that take you 3 different directions with zero signs directing you to the driving range. I Was repeatedly scolded for diving through bunkers and desert, but guess what, you cannot tell the difference between any of them. The greens were hairy as hell and nobody warned us that they were not cut on a SUNDAY SUNDAY SUNDAY Morning. Are you kidding me? I missed 3 fairways all day and still shot 80. It was despicable! I will never play this course again and if any of you are looking for a challenge I wouldn't recommend Butterfield because the course maintenance is so atrocious that scratch golf will only end up pissed.

One of the prettiest parks you'll find in El Paso and it definitely houses a lot of great memories…read morefor locals. Everything from concerts to 5Ks are held at this park and at one time this was home to Western Playland (before it's move to NM, it actually was a great amusement park). In the center is the lake where you can go fishing or paddle out on a boat. I'm not entirely sure why, but people don't swim here. It's actually out of El Pasoans character to swim in anything but an actual designated pool which completely breaks my heart. I grew up swimming in creeks, lakes, and rivers and never once did I question the green stuff growing down the ways or whatever touched my foot (you always just assumed it was a catfish), but Ascarate Lake is actually a clean looking lake so it is literally the ideal swimming spot. My friends from Wisconsin wouldn't hesitate to jump in Ascarate...just saying. Ascarate Park may in fact be the largest park in El Paso and it's one of my favorites. There are a few improvements that I think could be made like adding a dog park and allowing re-admittance at events (you have to pay every time even though they give you a ticket, what the hell is the ticket for then?), but overall it's a great place for an event or an evening out with friends and family. Oh and it's free on the weekdays!

Although the lake in Ascarate Park is man-made, it's sure great to see water for some change…read more Entry is free on the weekdays, and $2 per car on the weekends. This park is pretty big, and I love that there's a gravel path that wraps around the lake. Word of warning, I recommend paying attention to weather forecasts and avoid running outside just before/during a dust storm unless you love sand in your mouth. and eyes. There several great reasons to making your way over to Ascarate Park. Being active outside is one of them. Whether you're participating in an official running race or just getting some miles in your shoes, it's a relaxing area to run (and/or jog, walk, bike). There are quite a few 5K runs that take place here including the Walking Dead 5K Run that takes place on the weekend of Halloween ('real' zombies are after your two flags; terrify and fun!). This also the place for HUGE concerts/music festivals. There's certainly enough field space. These big events are usually well advertised for months over the radio. Or check out the 'Events' tab on Yelp! Family time is another reason to visit this park. Every time I've been here I've seen families picnicking/barbecuing under the picnic awnings. These are located throughout the park. There are also at least two play grounds for the kiddos! Definitely a family-friendly place. If only I lived closer to Ascarate, I would spend more evenings running here. But feel free to reach out if you're interested in finding other running routes/paths near Fort Bliss/Airport or on the Westside of town.

May 2026. Terribly kept and not worth your time or money. Greens are mid tier at best. Fair ways…read morepoorly kept for the most part and same for the signage around the course pointing to holes and providing distances. First time playing here and last time probably as well unfortunately

There are way better courses in El Paso for better prices. The fairways are really bad. I'm talking…read morehuge holes and chunks of grass missing filled with rocks and dirt. The greens are decent but that's about the only good thing. The cart paths are the worst things ever. Huge holes, filled with water, broken pavement it's terrible lol. this place isn't the best kept up with I really wouldn't recommend.

The course is under construction! Machinery moving and beeping constantly. Letting people know on…read moretheir site would have been very helpful. And cart path only? I would rather walk nine than be cart path only! I should have read yelp reviews before I booked.

Bunkers --- if you're going to have this many bunkers, they should be playable. If you can handle…read morethat You will be well on your way to justifying the green fees.