| The Club also has made a commitment to organize and operate as fine a Junior Golf Program available at any private club. Juniors play on an alternative set of tees, created on the Prospector course with a yardage of 2,839 and a par of 72. Lost Gold, playing at 7,351 yards, was designed by Jack Nicklaus and his son Jack Nicklaus II. A desert wash flows through nine of the holes and adds a natural desert experience. The thoughtfully designed greens are Champion Bermuda grass, which has proven to be a superior turf. |
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| Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club offers either golf or social memberships for those who are approved by the membership committee. The Clubhouse, certainly one of the most beautifully appointed and constructed in the country, and the planned Sports Club. The Clubhouse features food and beverage service in the Restaurant, a private dining room and outdoor dining terraces, men's and ladies locker rooms, a library with a meeting room and full service golf shop and apparel. |
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| Superstition Mountain's ownership opportunities are exciting and diverse, custom home sites range in size from one-third of an acre to two acres and offer inspiring views that include the golf course, mountain, natural desert or city lights. Superstition Mountain offers a Featured Builder Program to provide owners with access to many of the region's leading design and construction firms. A Design Center is also offered for property owners who wish to customize their interior finishes from an impressive collection of designer materials. The Villas at Golden Eagle Village feature four different four plans in a total of 65 villas located between the 9th and 10th fairways of the Prospector course. Superstition Mountain Golf and Country Club was acknowledged for excellence in private residential community design at the 2001 Gold Nugget Awards with four merit awards going to The Villas at Golden Eagle Village and a Grand Award to the Cetona model. The Ranch House, which is truly inspiring, won a Grand Award. |
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| Above: An aerial view of the par 3, 184 yard 4th hole on the Prospector course. Left: The Tuscany inspired Superstition Mountain Clubhouse. | ||||||||