Mesa Country Club

Dinner last night was delicious! I enjoyed the halibut along with garlic mashed potatoes (plenty to share)! Nice wine selection offered! Four of us decided to share dessert. Crème brulee and the chocolate mocha cake! Simply decadent cake… Smooth and fudge likeness! The grill was not exceedingly busy; accordingly, I was surprised that we were served in a rushed manner! Started with drinks and conversation; placed order; salads were presented; soup served before salad was consumed and then entrees were squished onto the table; wine with dessert was leisurely! Our foursome did not allow this «rushed feeling/​atmosphere» deter us from closing the venue!!! We were guests to a lovely venue!

This is a golf course that is tucked away it is in great condition. There are 4 holes with up and downs including two holes that go over the road.. The staff is very friendly. Lots of trees and the greens are hard to read. Their small restaurant serves great burgers

We had our Wedding Ceremony and Reception at Mesa Country Club on November 10^th, 2012. We got married on the 10^th tee box, had the cocktail hour on the patio outside, and moved indoors for the reception. It was absolutely amazing! The food was delicious, as we received many compliments from our guests. The wedding coordinator, was GREAT! She was very accommodating, helpful and did not miss a single detail. If you are looking for a classy, yet affordable wedding venue, Mesa Country Club is the place!

I recently had the opportunity to play here as a guest. It was a good experience.
The first thing I noticed is the practice facilities, of course. The driving range was nice, with some nice firm grass to hit from. Nothing worse than going to a driving range and hitting from bare ground.
The course itself is traditional, with large trees lining the fairways, and reasonably distributed hazards. Everything was in great condition; dead patches were rare. Best of all, the greens were smooth and fast.
The most interesting thing about this course is its location right on the edge of Mesa’s eponymous geographic feature. There are a few elevated tees, one hole with a steep decline 200 yards off the tee, and a few holes where you are hitting up a steep incline to the green.
The facilities seemed nice, and the staff and members seemed friendly enough. Just be careful getting in and out of the parking lot; several holes have you hitting over the road.