Many new courses in our Sonoran Desert are like an old-west gunfighter: interesting and notorious, but something you tend to avoid once you've had a primal experience with them. Las Sendas is not one of those. It is a nature walk through the desert, attracting you with beauty and challenging you with shot options. You can't wait to get back and play it again.
Las Sendas is a thinking golfer's course. Here, old foxes can outwit young guns. Just hitting the ball will not be enough. You must favor the correct sides of the fairways to get the best angles to the greens. Some holes require a little governor, or lay-up, so as not to leave you with an impossible view to the greens. Generally, the greens are subtle. But be precise when you read the break to avoid slipping past the hole, as the land mostly falls toward the southwest and the grass grows toward the setting sun.
Las Sendas is not a course contrived with artifice, decor, or railroad ties, nor is it a target course. It is a strategic course, so learn the preferred route from tee to green. It is a Wild West Course, and you'd better bring your six-gun, because you're going to have to shoot it here.
Dress code: Golf shirts or collared shirts, golf shoes with rubber spikes and dress or khaki pants, shorts or skirts are acceptible attire. No denim jeans.
White
72
5573
123
66.5
White (W)
72
5573
130
73
Blue (W)
72
6059
138
75.4
Gold
72
6375
133
71.3
Blue
72
6059
128
69.8
Black
72
6717
139
72.2
Silver
72
7004
145
73.4
Copper (W)
72
5188
123
70.9
Reader Ratings / Reviews
by Will on April 26th, 2018 08:53What an amazing course! A Robert Trent Jones Jr design that doesn't disappoint.
Very challenging layout so be sure to play the appropriate tees. If for one moment you are frustrated be sure to look up at the vistas!
After your round the Patio offers an amazing dining experience.
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