The Links Golf Club at Queen Creek opened in the mid-1990s in the town of Queen Creek, located in the southeastern portion of the Phoenix metropolitan area. The course was designed by Sam Wese, a regional architect who worked on several Arizona projects during that period. The layout occupies relatively flat desert terrain characteristic of the Sonoran landscape in this part of Pinal County, where the town sits at the base of the San Tan Mountains. The routing takes advantage of the natural desert floor, incorporating native vegetation including saguaro, palo verde, and mesquite into the playing corridors. Water features appear on several holes, a common design element in Arizona daily-fee courses from this era. The course plays as a straightforward test suitable for a range of skill levels, with wide fairways and large greens that reflect the accessible character typical of municipal-style facilities in the region. Queen Creek has grown substantially since the course opened, transitioning from a small agricultural community to a fast-growing Phoenix suburb. The golf course serves primarily local residents and visitors to the Southeast Valley. The facility includes standard practice amenities and a clubhouse with casual dining options typical of Arizona daily-fee operations.