North at Antelope Hills Golf Course

The title of this review sums it up. My tee time during twilight so the green fees were significantly reduced which was a bonus.

-fairways were fantastic 5/5

-tee boxes were decent 3/5

Greens- solid 4/5 (too many ppl didn’t fix divots)

Course layout- fun but tricky. A lot of blind tee shots. 5/5

Practice area- large putting green and large driving range 5/5

Clubhouse was nice. Had a real kitchen/restaurant. 5/5

Staff- fantastic 5/5

Pro Shop staff very friendly and informative. Provided useful information for first time playing this course. Course conditions somewhat disappointing with multiple bare areas in multiple fairways and greens. Way finding was very good except for crossing public roads to get to the next holes on the back nine. Will return to play the South course.

There were 2 walkers on their phone and not keeping a pace of play.

Sand traps are terrible, fairways are getting spotty, some of the greens are getting spotty.

This is a nice course and they have a great restaurant. I was disappointed to see that there were no red tees. Makes it very long for older golfers.

I have always liked both courses.

I get up to Prescott half a dozen times to play every year and half the time the shop and starters act like they are trying to launch a space shuttle.

Just be warned, this ain't the most sophisticated group of fellers you is ever gonna meet.

That being said it's a nice course(s).

Waiting every shot, I guess the new management changed their time increments to 7 minutes between times from 10! Get ready to wait. Especially when it’s a city course and conditions are 4/10

Accurate tee shots is a must.. the rough is tuff. Course was very soft...ball plugged like a soft bunker on a par three .but u can't keep rain away...gentle dog legs are great ...

Greens were slow and bumpy, pace of play very slow. Had last of mens league in front of us. They finished20 minutes after the group 8n front of them . They wouldn't let us play through.

We played North course 2 days in a row. This has always been one of my favorites in the state

Conditions were excellent. Greens exceptional. Lots of shade Rough was cut just right so you could spot the ball but still tough to gouge out

No review on traps as we weren’t in them

If you can find a Deal Time for around $40, do it

Even at their regular rates around $65 is worth it

I grew up in Phoenix. You would never find empty water containers or no paper cups on their courses. Antelope and other course here in the northern part of the state seem to act like water is optional. It is not. Courses need to do a better job of having water between holes for golfers. It is just part of the every day startup routine.