Superstition Springs Golf Club

Superstition Springs Golf Club sits in Mesa, Arizona, designed by Greg Nash and Jeff Hardin. The course occupies terrain in the East Valley of the Phoenix metropolitan area, where the desert landscape transitions into developed suburban surroundings. The design works within the relatively flat topography characteristic of this part of the Salt River Valley, incorporating water features and strategic bunkering to define holes and create challenge in the absence of significant elevation change. The routing reflects the constraints and opportunities of desert golf in an urban setting. Nash and Hardin shaped the course to balance accessibility for a range of skill levels with enough strategic interest to engage regular play. Water comes into play on several holes, a common feature in Arizona courses where irrigation infrastructure allows designers to introduce hazards that contrast with the arid environment. The bunkering and green complexes provide the primary defense and require thoughtful approach play. Superstition Springs serves the Mesa golf community as a daily-fee facility, part of the broader network of public-access courses that have made the Phoenix area a popular winter golf destination. The course benefits from the region's favorable climate, which allows for year-round play and maintains consistent conditions across most of the calendar. The setting offers views toward the Superstition Mountains to the east, the rugged range that gives the course its name and provides a distinctive backdrop to the desert golf experience.