Toka Sticks Golf Club, situated in Mesa, Arizona, received a host of substantial upgrades, including a state-of-the-art 3,900 square foot clubhouse, a pro shop, a full grill and bar with a spacious patio, and a 4,000 square foot cart barn. To add further convenience, a 4,000 square foot Travel Center was also added to the Toka Sticks development. 

Owned by The Gila River Indian Community, Toka Sticks Golf Club was originally designed by the Army Corps of Engineers in the 1950s for Williams Air Force Base personnel. Conveniently located near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport, the fully-grassed course spans 5,185 to 6,900 yards and offers subtle yet captivating challenges. Strategic shots are required due to the presence of trees and water hazards, especially on small, elevated greens. 

In addition to the golfing experience, Toka Sticks provides a comprehensive practice facility. The Bombardier Grille serves traditional meals and offers outdoor seating with scenic views, making Toka Sticks Golf Club a complete destination of modern amenities and classic golfing charm.