South at Antelope Hills Golf Course

First time ever playing Antelope Hills South and it was a truly fantastic experience. The course was nearly perfect. Wide open but still very fun with plenty of different shots to hit. The greens were so nice I decided to putt 38 times.

The staff were amazing. I was particularly pleased with the diligent attention paid to our group by the ranger regarding our 4 hour pace of play. We were unaware this was not acceptable and so he gently encouraged us to speed it up and then escorted us for two holes, dutifully observing from behind his mirrored sunglasses like Boss Godfrey, to make sure we didn’t misunderstand him or get lost. A lesser ranger would have just stopped by, offered some useless pleasantry, asked if we were having fun or needed anything, or simply smiled and said nothing at all. We felt seen.

Really good players would eat this place alive, but for struggling mid-handicappers like us it was just right. I think we’ll try the North course next time, as I hear it’s a little more challenging, but it will be tough to drive all the way to Prescott and not play this one again.

I played late April and it was very busy. Seasonal wind too but not so much as to spoil the round. Note that the club only allows players to ride in the cart. Something I didn’t see when booking so my wife could not accompany me. Overall a pleasant experience and value for money.

Course plays very open. Staff were very nice. The greens are unusually fast.

Courses in decent condition. The greens are very fast. Very windy

Really great round overall. Tee boxes, fairways, and greens were in great shape. The driving range and practice green seemed that of a 9 hole executive course, tiny and packed. Range was full. Putting green was extremely overcrowded with surface pins, no holes for practice cups. The staff was fairly dismissive I found myself asking a few questions to get out the door, the only information they really provided voluntarily was cart in by 5:30 which seems pushy with sunset at 6:15. The pace wasn’t seemingly regulated I almost didn’t finish my round due to that cart curfew, and the obnoxious 2 in front of me. Overall the (south) course itself is great, and I will be back to play again, however there is a lot of improvement to be made as far as functionality with their facilities.

I used to play there when I lived in AZ. I’ve always liked the course, it looks wide open but doesn’t play that way. It has its hidden places to get in trouble. Course is in great shape, tee box to greens are lush and green. The greens looked great and rolled really true. If I had to knit pick about something it would be that it doesn’t have any ball washers on cart or course.

I live in Texas and play there anytime I come to visit family.

Okay, to be fair, it’s not a bad course. I’d say it’s average in both conditions and layout. Pace was slightly below average. Here is where I’d struggle: knowingly employing thieves. Let me explain. I left my range finder on the cart frame (magnet). My gf called the next morning and was told “sometimes the guys will put stuff like that in their bag and take it home.” When she asked “what guys” they said “our cart guys.” I was shocked and called the next morning. They repeated the same thing. If a business knows this is happening, it’s their duty to stop it…over time. Now, if I leave it while on the range and someone steals it, that’s not their fault. But knowing you have people stealing found property and not doing anything is enabling, even encouraging it. Pathetic business practice.

Best course best price. Well.

Organize And beautiful outlook.