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Las Sendas Golf Club
7555 E Eagle Crest Dr. Mesa, AZ 85207
A golf experience to remember for a lifetime. A demanding desert-style layout winding through the Usery Mountains in east Mesa, this upscale course is tops in customer service.
Greens excellent and reasonably difficult, but role consistently and true. The fairways have excellent grass conditions. First-time players will benefit from buying the course playbook as the tee box view is limited, especially from the tips. The paybook could be improved with a anecdotal hole description about playing strategy.
If this is your first time to play, good luck. Lots of blind where do I hit it shots. Great course, very difficult. Good scenery. Great practice facility, so arrive early. Practice balls included. I am a 3 handicap and played from 6300 yds. Plenty of course from there so don't bite off more than you can chew the first time out. Your game will improve after you play this beauty a couple of times. I will definitely go back.
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This is my second time to play Las Sendas and both time it has been in great shape. Take your camera because there are some great views. There are 5 sets of tees and will work for any golfer. Just dont bite off more than you can chew.This course is one of the toughest in the Valley. It requires accurate placement of the drive and second shot on Par 5 holes. Dont stray or you will be using your desert club from the rocks and waste areas. The course is mostly private but they do take some public play. Check last minute tee times, Southwest Pass tee times for the best price. Whatever you pay for green fees is well worth the outlay. The course sports some water holes and some lengthy Par 3 holes with little room for error on second shots or tee shots on the Par 3s. Great Clubhouse for a bite to eat after your round. Ask the starter or Pro Shop to pair you with a member since you will need to know where to hit a number of tee shots. Greens are great but tricky and undulating. Enjoy your round.
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I try to play Las Sendas at least once every winter during our annual visit to Phoenix. Over the past two years there have been many enhancements. The course was in excellent condition. The greens were fast and the fairways were beautiful. The bunkers were the best that I have played in the desert this year - plenty of sand. Las Sendas is a must play.
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This was our first time on the course and staff said it was a hard course. Very many unique holes, multi-level greens and challenging greens to read. Course was in great shape with some of the fastest greens I have seen in the valley. Pace was a little slow at first, but the ranger had the group in front of us skip a hole, and then it improved. Spend the $5 on the course layout book, we didn't but because of the pace, we could drive ahead and check out the fairway before we hit on most holes.
