Golf courses in Mesa, AZ.

Mesa, AZ

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.

Mesa, AZ

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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.

Mesa, AZ

Dobson Ranch Golf Course is a municipal 18-hole golf course in Mesa, Arizona, designed by Robert "Red" Lawrence and Jeff Hardin and opened in 1974 on land once part of the Dobson family ranch. The course was given to the City of Mesa by Continental Homes and anchors a master-planned community; the former Dobson family home now houses the course's Ranch House restaurant. It is tree-lined and known locally as one of the East Valley's long-standing municipal tracks.

Mesa, AZ

Augusta Ranch Golf Club is a public course in Mesa, Arizona, part of the desert suburban golf scene in the eastern Phoenix metro area. It was designed by architect Bill Phillips and is built as a shorter, executive-style layout intended to be played in roughly three and a half hours. The course caters to beginners, short-game practice, and players looking to lower scores, with wide fairways and fast greens. Amenities include a Toptracer-equipped driving range, practice putting greens, a chipping area with bunker, and the on-site Scratch Pub & Grill. It hosts men's, women's, and mixed leagues along with regular tournaments, and walking is permitted throughout.

Mesa, AZ

Superstition Springs Golf Club is an 18 hole par 72 public course in Mesa, Arizona, designed by Greg Nash and Jeff Hardin in 1986. The championship layout features extensive mounding, expansive bunkers, and strategically placed water features. Set in the heart of the East Valley, the course offers views of the Superstition Mountains. It has previously served as a host site for PGA Tour qualifying events.