Mesa, AZ tee times

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Mesa, Arizona is a great destination for golfers of all levels, offering a variety of courses, tee times, and course architects. Some of the most popular courses in Mesa include Longbow Golf Club, designed by golf course architect Arthur Hills, and Superstition Springs Golf Club, designed by notable golf course architect Robert Trent Jones, Jr. These courses, and many of the courses in Mesa, are available for public play and tee times can be booked online. Among Mesa's famous golfers, the most notable is Phil Mickelson, a five-time major winner and the winner of the 2021 Waste Management Phoenix Open, which was held in Mesa. Other professional golfers from Mesa include Stanley Kupczyk, who won the 1981 Western Open, and Chirapat Jao-Javanil, who won the 2021 NCAA Women’s Golf Championship. In addition to the courses designed by Arthur Hills and Robert Trent Jones, Jr., there are several other notable golf course architects with a presence in Mesa. These include Tom Weiskopf, Gary Panks, and Ken Kavanaugh, all of whom have designed courses in the area. Mesa is home to a few famous moments in golf. In 2021, Phil Mickelson won the Waste Management Phoenix Open, becoming the oldest winner in the event's history. In 2018, Cydney Clanton won the Symetra Tour Championship at Longbow Golf Club, becoming the first golfer from the Phoenix area to win a Symetra Tour event. Finally, in 1999, the Phoenix Open was moved from its original location at the Phoenix Country Club to the TPC of Scottsdale, an event which is now known as the Waste Management Phoenix Open. Golfing in Mesa is an experience unlike any other, offering a variety of courses, tee times, and course architects. From Phil Mickelson to Cydney Clanton, the area has produced some of the game's greatest players, and the city is also home to some of the most famous moments in golf. With its world-class courses and golfers, Mesa is a great destination for golfers of all levels.