3 Best Golf Courses in Mesa, AZ

“Las Sendas Golf Club has 18 holes, a par of 72, and a length of 7004 yards with a slope of 145. The Course was designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. and opened in 1995. Considered one of the toughest courses in the US, two Zagat surveys have ranked it among the top 50 in the country. The sand course takes golfers through the Usery Mountains, offering breathtaking views of Phoenix from nearly 1,800 feet above the desert. Only the most strategic golfers will succeed on this Course, carefully planning their shots from tee to green. The professional staff of PGA and LPGA members ensures your experience is unforgettable. Additionally, Las Sendas Golf Club offers a variety of programs designed to cater to golfers of all ages. After a long day on the Course, golfers can unwind at the Las Sendas Grille, which has a full bar and wine selection options.”

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“Superstition Springs Golf Club features 18 holes, par 72, and a length of 7005 yards at slope 128. The East Valley's Superstition Springs Golf Club gives one of Arizona's most testing layouts. Golf course architect Greg H. Nash designed the course and worked with the landscape already in place to provide abundant mounding, vast bunkers, and good-looking but tough-playing water characteristics. Superstition Springs Golf Club has an expansive practice facility, and its variety of elegant banquet & meeting rooms can accommodate up to 180 guests. Their expansive practice facility is an ideal locale for perfecting every aspect of your game in a peaceful, serene ambiance. Their award-winning PGA professional complements their golf practice facility, Alex Black, who is available for private or group lessons for juniors and adults.”

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“Red Mountain Ranch Country Club features 18 holes, par 72, a length of 6774 yards at a slope of 144. Pete and Perry Dye originated the course, combining both beauty and challenge. This championship course was developed on rolling terrain with large, sharply contoured greens and extensive mounding strengthened with railroad ties. Red Mountain Ranch & Country Club has a notable gap in the course in which water gets into play: the sixth hole with a peninsula green surrounded by water along three sides. The club offers small select golf schools on its state-of-the-art practice & short game facility and plays on the Pete Dye Championship Course. Red Mountain Ranch Country Club offers six different tee combinations, catering to players of various levels, including beginners, juniors, ladies, men's, seniors, and scratch & tour-level players.”

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