Toka Sticks Golf Club

Toka Sticks Golf Club is a quality daily-fee course in southeast Mesa, located on East Williams Field Road in the rapidly developing corridor near Gilbert's border. The course takes its name from the O'odham people's traditional stick game — toka — honoring the Native American heritage of the Salt River Valley where these communities have lived for centuries. The Williams Field Road location puts Toka Sticks in one of the Phoenix metro's most active growth corridors, surrounded by new residential development, retail, and the expanding job centers of southeast Mesa and Gilbert. The course itself offers a quality desert design with natural Sonoran Desert character, strategic bunkering, and the open east Valley sky that gives this part of the metro its particular sense of space. Toka Sticks serves a large residential catchment area and has built a loyal following among east Valley golfers who want quality daily-fee golf without driving to Scottsdale's more expensive venues.