South at Antelope Hills Golf Course

Because this course is only 7 miles from me, I play it often. The super has done a great job with the greens and most of the fairways. This is just a small criticism, but it would be nice if the teeboxes could have the same attention paid to them. Some are very rough. We played as a two-some from a cart and despite the fact that we were behind a foursome, we completed in less than 4 hours.

Staff is wonderful and friendly. New carts are nice. Layout is average and the greens in good shape. The course conditioning;, fairways, bunkers and cart paths need attention. Pace was excellent. Wouldn’t take much to improve the playing conditions

First time golfing here, we loved the course. Grass is in phenomenal shape all around and greens were maintained. Staff was very friendly, especially the starter. Our only gripe is the pace of play. Our round took just under 5 hours. They really need a course ranger to maintain a decent pace of play. Two guys ahead of us were knuckleheads with no sense of golf etiquette

Always well maintained and reasonably priced. Challenging yet not a course that will vacuum up golf balls.

I've been playing this course on a regular basis for nearly 6 years and of the public courses in our area it remains my favorite. The greens have seen a dramatic improvement over the last few years. If they could just translate that improvement to the fairways and teeboxes. I'm definitely disappointed in the condition of the teeboxes. Despite the current shortcomings it's still my favorite and I would recommend it to anyone.

I have been playing this course regularly for 5 years and it's my favorite public course in the area. The greens are in incredible condition, maybe the best I've ever seen in the last 5 years. What is surprising to me is the poor condition of many of the teeboxes and some of the fairways. If they could get those areas to the level of condition of the greens, it would be perfect!

We played South. More wide open with an excellent, diverse and challenging layout. North plays longer and has lots of tree lined fairways. Slicers and hooked beware.

Greens: Wowy wow nice. Excellent condition and the roll was sweet.

Fairways: A little shaggy with a few bare spots: mostly very playable.

Rough: Don't hit your ball there. You will be punished and you will be holding up pace of play. Close to US Open height. Crew can't mow it fast enough.

Driving Range: Still shaggy and rough. Has been so for years. Could use some TLC & upgrade.

Staff: Fast ,friendly, helpful, efficient. Thank you.

Restaurant: Ordered a BLT. Good thing we decided to split it. It was very large and very good. No skimping on the B either. Waiter was top notch on his game. Hopefully our 30% tip reflected our level of satisfaction.

Overall, for a muni, would definitely recommend. Reasonable prices too.

The course is a great value and the staff is always friendly. There always seems to be a tournament on the weekend and everything does back up, but if you have the time for a longer round, its worth it.

Book on-line, very easy. Got there early putted & had lunch with a Noon tee-time. Course was in nice condition and weather beautiful. One issue was there was no water in most ball washers and a few missing towels, starting with first tee? Staff was friendly and meal service quick.

Will play there again.

Antelope Hills South is my favorite daily fee course in the Prescott area. I have been told that there is a new course superintendent. In any case, the greens were in incredible shape. Sadly, there were a number of fairways that I can't say that about- bare and muddy areas. The other thing that I've noticed is that the rough is now brutal, with long wirey grass. It's so deep that it's hard to find your ball. This has the potential to really slow down play. If you get into the rough the best bet is just try to advance your ball into the short stuff.