About this course
Las Sendas Golf Club winds through the Usery Mountains in eastern Mesa, Arizona, roughly 1,800 feet above the Phoenix valley floor. Robert Trent Jones Jr. designed the desert-style course, which opened in 1995 and plays to a par of 72 at just over 7,000 yards from the back tees.
The course is open to the public for green-fee play, with membership options also available, and features a restaurant with valley views, a full driving range, and six sets of tees to accommodate a range of skill levels.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southwest
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
7,004
Established
1995
LooperScore
74.1
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Design & architects
- Robert Trent Jones Jr, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Las Sendas Golf Club, by true distance.
Apache Wells Country Club
Mesa, AZ · 3.1 mi away
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.
Longbow Golf Club
Mesa, AZ · 3.7 mi away
East Valley desert golf at a great value

We-Ko-Pa Golf Club: Saguaro
Fort McDowell, AZ · 6.7 mi away
Saguaro at We-Ko-Pa Golf Club sits on Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation land northeast of Scottsdale, Arizona. Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw designed it, and it opened in 2006 as the second course at the club. There is no housing and no development of any kind visible from the course, which is unusual in the Phoenix area, and the routing was laid out to stay on the natural desert grade. Fairways run into one another, the transitions to native desert are ragged rather than manicured, and the greens are open in front so the ball can be played along the ground. Saguaro is genuinely walkable, which almost no desert course is, and caddies are available. It is the shorter and lower-profile of the two courses at We-Ko-Pa, alongside the Cholla course, and both are daily fee.
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