Jack Snyder

Mesa, AZ

Apache Wells Country Club is a golf course built into an age-restricted residential community in Mesa, Arizona, that began development in 1962. The community and course grew as part of a wave of retiree-focused developments in the Phoenix area during that decade. Homeowners eventually took ownership of the golf and clubhouse property; a group of residents purchased the course and clubhouse in 1980, and the homeowners association later acquired additional adjoining land. A newer clubhouse was built in 2009. The course is associated with the surrounding community and offers membership options alongside outside play. Reported par and yardage figures vary between sources, so exact numbers are not stated here.

Scottsdale, AZ

Scottsdale's accessible central public layout: Camelback Mountain views and walkable desert golf since 1962.

Albuquerque, NM

Arroyo del Oso Golf Course occupies the Bear Canyon Arroyo in northeast Albuquerque, New Mexico, a City of Albuquerque municipal facility known for its varied topography. The original 18 holes were designed by architect Jack Snyder and opened in 1965; a nine-hole addition called the Dam 9, which crosses the arroyo three times, was built in 1987 to bring the facility to 27 holes. Arroyo del Oso is public and open daily from dawn to dusk except Christmas Day, with a pro shop and practice facilities on site.

Phoenix, AZ

Arizona Grand Golf Course is a links-style course in Phoenix, Arizona, attached to the Arizona Grand Resort & Spa at the base of South Mountain. The par-71 layout features dramatic elevation changes and desert mountain views typical of the Sonoran Desert setting, and riding carts are required, with walking not permitted. The course is open to public play, with tee times bookable online or by phone through the resort's golf shop, and it has operated for more than two decades. It has a practice facility with a warm-up area and chipping and putting greens.

Arizona City, AZ

Arizona City Golf Club is an 18 hole par 72 public course in Arizona City, Arizona, designed by Jack Snyder and opened in 1963. The classic desert layout features lush fairways, mature trees, and beautiful views of the surrounding area. The course measures over 6,700 yards from the longest tees and offers four sets of markers. It provides a balanced test for the average golfer in Pinal County.

Phoenix, AZ

Cave Creek Golf Course is a public 18-hole municipal facility with a par of 72 located in Phoenix, Arizona. Built in 1983 as a pioneering landfill reclamation project, the course was designed by architect Jack Snyder. Cave Creek features wide rolling fairways that allow for various shot selections and provides picturesque mountain views throughout the round. A winding creek runs through much of the layout and influences play on multiple holes. The large greens are slightly raised and feature significant undulations. The par 4 eighth hole serves as a challenging test, playing straight but requiring length to reach the putting surface in regulation.