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About Course
Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club is a public golf course located in Arizona, United States. Established in 1997 and designed by Jeff Hardin, the course features a unique 3-9 hole layout. The playing surfaces are maintained with Bermuda grass fairways and TiffDwarf grass greens. Walking is permitted for golfers, providing flexibility in play. The facility offers additional amenities including a driving range and golf school with a teaching professional on staff. These features make Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club a versatile option for golfers seeking a flexible playing experience in the Arizona golf landscape.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many holes does Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club have?
Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club in Mesa, Arizona is a 27-hole golf course.
Is Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club public or private?
Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club is a public golf course.
Who designed Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club and when did it open?
Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club was designed by Jeff Hardin (1997) and opened in 1997.
What's the average score at Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club?
GolfN players average 35.2 at Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club, based on 6 verified rounds tracked in the app.
Is Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club any good?
Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club holds a 5.0-star rating from 5 verified GolfN player reviews.
Can you earn rewards for playing Santan - Sunland Springs Golf Club?
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