Mesa Country Club

Mesa Country Club is a private, member-owned country club established in 1948 and situated along the borders of Tempe and Scottsdale in northwest Mesa, Arizona. The club was designed by legendary golf course architect William "Billy" Bell and sits atop the natural plateau from which the city of Mesa takes its name, creating dramatic elevation changes across a parkland layout lined by towering aleppo pine and eucalyptus trees. Beyond its 18-hole, 6,900-yard, par-72 championship golf course, the club campus offers a broad range of amenities for members and their guests: six lighted championship tennis and two pickleball courts, a competitive swimming program, a fitness center, and a social calendar that includes everything from holiday celebrations to live music. The clubhouse serves as a gathering hub for dining and private social events throughout the year. With more than 75 years of history, Mesa Country Club occupies a place among Arizona's classic private clubs — alongside Arizona Country Club, Phoenix Country Club, and Tucson Country Club — and continues to welcome new members and multi-generational families seeking a traditional private club experience in the greater Phoenix metro area.