Sunland Golf Courses in Mesa

Arizona 55+ Communities Real Estate

Sunland Golf Courses in Mesa

Three active adult communities, three executive courses — Sunland Village, Sunland Village East & Sunland Springs Village

Three of Mesa’s 55+ active adult communities share the Sunland name — Sunland Village, Sunland Village East, and Sunland Springs Village — and buyers mix them up all the time. Each is its own community with its own golf course, so we put all three side by side here to make the choice clear. Founder Jarl Kubat has spent 22+ years walking these East Valley communities with buyers and knows how the courses actually play and who each one suits.

All three are executive-length layouts — shorter, walkable rounds built around par 3s and short par 4s, which is exactly what a lot of active adult golfers want: a real round of golf you can finish in a morning, right outside your door.

The three Sunland courses at a glance

CommunityCourseHolesParLength & rating
Sunland VillageSunland Village Golf Club18 (executive)62~3,623 yds · 56.5 / 80
Sunland Village EastSunland Village East Golf Club18 (executive)623,621 yds white (58.7 / 89) · 3,235 red (57.1 / 85)
Sunland Springs VillageSunland Springs Golf Club27 (three nines)see belowPlay any two nines for 18
Course details are compiled from the clubs and are believed accurate; confirm current tee yardages, ratings, hours, and rates directly with each club before you rely on them. Each course is run as its own golf club, so a community’s HOA dues do not fund the golf course.

Sunland Village Golf Club

18-hole executive · par 62

The original Sunland Village, one of Mesa’s established 55+ active adult communities, wraps around an 18-hole executive course of about 3,623 yards (rating 56.5 / slope 80). It’s an easy-walking, quick-playing layout right in the heart of the community — a favorite for golfers who want to play most days without a long commitment.

Sunland Village East Golf Club

18-hole executive · par 62 · 2250 S Buttercup, Mesa

Sunland Village East plays to par 62 over two par-31 nines — 3,621 yards from the white tees (58.7 / 89) and 3,235 from the red (57.1 / 85). It’s a well-kept executive course with a full clubhouse, and Fat Willy’s Family Sports Grill sits right next to the golf shop for breakfast, lunch, or a post-round happy hour.

Sunland Springs Golf Club

27 holes · three executive nines

Sunland Springs Village, the newest of the three, offers the most golf: 27 holes across three nines — Four Peaks (par 31), San Tan (par 33), and Superstition — each named for the mountain range you aim at off the first tee. Designed by executive-course specialist Jeff Hardin, the nines mix in water, bunkers, and mature trees, and you play any two of the three for an 18-hole round. It’s the most variety of the three Sunlands.

Which Sunland course fits you?

They’re close cousins, so it often comes down to the community more than the golf. Sunland Village and Sunland Village East are both classic 18-hole par-62 executive courses — pick the one whose neighborhood, price, and homes fit you best. Sunland Springs Village is the choice if you want the most golf and the most variety, with three nines to rotate through. Tell us how you like to play and where you want to live, and we’ll point you to the right one.

Common questions

Do Mesa’s Sunland retirement communities have golf?

Yes — all three Sunland communities in Mesa (Sunland Village, Sunland Village East, and Sunland Springs Village) are 55+ active adult communities built around their own golf course, which is what many buyers mean when they search for a “Mesa retirement community” with golf. Each course is executive length, so rounds are shorter and very walkable.

What’s the difference between Sunland Village and Sunland Village East?

They’re two separate 55+ communities in Mesa with nearly twin golf courses — both 18-hole, par-62 executive layouts around 3,620 yards. The real differences are the neighborhoods, the homes, and the price points. We can walk you through both.

Are the golf courses paid for by HOA dues?

No. Each Sunland course is operated as its own golf club, separate from the community association, so your HOA dues are not what funds the course. Green fees and memberships are handled by the club.

Thinking about a Sunland community in Mesa?

Tell us how you want to live and play, and we’ll match you to the right Sunland community — and watch the market for the home and the lot you want. We serve 55+ buyers across the entire East Valley.

Tell Us What You’re Looking For

Comparing communities? See the Sunland Village, Sunland Village East, and Sunland Springs Village floor-plan pages, or browse every community in our Arizona 55+ community floor plans library.

Jarl Kubat, Arizona 55+ real estate specialist
I’m Jarl Kubat — a licensed Arizona REALTOR with 22+ years in the Valley’s 55+ and active adult communities, West Valley and East Valley alike. If golf is part of the dream, tell me how you like to play and I’ll help you find the Sunland community and the home that fit.

Course information: Golf details (holes, par, yardage, and ratings) are compiled from the clubs and public sources for general information and are believed accurate but not guaranteed; confirm current specifics, hours, and rates with each club. Listings are drawn from the Arizona Regional MLS and are believed accurate but not guaranteed. Jarl Kubat is a licensed Arizona real estate agent with West USA Realty.