Sunland Springs Golf Club

Four Peak at Sunland Springs Golf Club occupies desert terrain in Mesa, Arizona, positioned in the eastern Phoenix metropolitan area with views toward the nearby mountain ranges that define the region's landscape. The course takes its name from Four Peaks, a prominent landmark in the Mazatzal Mountains visible from the property. The layout works with the natural Sonoran Desert topography, incorporating native vegetation, arroyos, and elevation changes characteristic of Arizona desert golf. The design routing moves through varied desert terrain where saguaro cacti, palo verde, and other indigenous plants frame the playing corridors. Water features appear on several holes, providing strategic elements and visual contrast against the arid landscape. The course presents different challenges depending on tee selection, with forced carries over desert washes and approach shots that require precision to elevated or contoured greens. Bunkering follows desert-style principles, with sand hazards integrated into the natural landforms. Sunland Springs serves a local membership and welcomes outside play, functioning as a daily-fee facility that provides accessible desert golf in the Mesa area. The club offers standard amenities including practice facilities and dining services. The course appeals to both residents and visitors seeking a desert golf experience in the East Valley, where the combination of mountain views and native desert character creates a setting typical of Arizona's golf landscape outside the resort corridors.