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AZ
- Location
- AZ
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- Private
- Upcoming events
- 1
About Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club
Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club is a private golf club in AZ. We have 3 charity events on record here: 1 upcoming and 2 past.
Not yet documented in our directory: architect, par, championship yardage, opening year.
Upcoming Charity Events
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Dec 11, 2026See site
Recorded Entry Fees
Recorded fee: $250. Based on 1 of 3 recorded events with a listed entry fee (May 4, 2025). Organizers set their own fees; this describes only these events.
- Gilbert Chamber Foundation 16th Annual Charity Golf Tournament · May 4, 2025 (past)$250
Past Charity Events (Historical)
These events have already taken place and are listed for reference only.
- 16th Annual Charity Golf TournamentPast · May 4, 2026
- Gilbert Chamber Foundation 16th Annual Charity Golf Tournament · $250Past · May 4, 2025
Frequently Asked Questions
- Does Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club have upcoming charity golf events?
- Yes. We list 1 upcoming event; the next is JA Open Golf Tournament on Dec 11, 2026.
- What have entry fees been for events at Superstition Mountain Golf & Country Club?
- The one recorded fee was $250. Fees are set by each organizer.
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