Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club Course Review

The Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club is located in one of the most beautiful areas in the United States, the Gold Canyon in Arizona respectively. The terrain upon which the golf course was built will provide its visitors with nothing short of spectacular views, some of the best in golf, due to its really dramatic old-world atmosphere and setting. The Superstition Mountain is a prestigious golf resort which boasts not one but two golf courses, both of them being designed by the world-renowned architect Jack Nicklaus. Besides being created by a golf-design genius, these babies also benefit enormously from a jaw dropping scenery, together with an outstanding clubhouse and a fully appointed Sports Club. The Superstition Mountain golf club was built in 1998 with members in mind, offering accessible greens and generous fairways, aiming at providing courses which are both challenging and playable, but without being excessively penal, which is the case with a lot of target style desert courses.

It's also worth mentioning that the Superstition Mountain was the host for the LPGA Safeway International for five years in a row, between 2004 and 2008. These 2 Jack Nicklaus courses are built over 900 acres or real estate which is basically rocky desert terrain, being highlighted here and there by saguaro cactuses, but the main "selling point" of the Superstition Mountain is represented by its impressive mountain backdrops. Both courses are relatively flat, highly playable for golfers of all skill levels and always in top notch condition , with fast and pure greens and gentle elevation changes which makes them highly walkable, provided the weather is not too hot.