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Mesa · 18 holes · Public
The Army Corps of Engineers designed and built Toka Sticks in the 1950s, which makes it one of the oldest courses in Arizona. The Gila River Indian Community owns it today.
It’s grass from tee to green, with level fairways and mature eucalyptus, and plays from 5,185 to 6,900 yards. Water comes into play on four holes. The Bombardier Grille serves breakfast and lunch.
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