Mission Inn Resort & Club - Las Colinas Course

The course is in great condition from tee to green. Very interesting layout with a variety of challenges. My second time playing the course, have always played El Campion in the past but will play both from now on.

After traveling 90 minutes to play at course again after positive experience one week ago, our round lasted only two holes before sky opened up and drenched us. With forecast not favorable and course very wet, we ventured back to pro shop to seek a rain check but were denied.. “We don’t issue rain checks to GolfNow customers.” After review of Golf Now policy, I am done with it and won’t be booking any more through it

It was our first time playing this course and it didn’t disappoint us! Despite all the rain we have had in the last couple of weeks the course was in awesome shape. A lot of people playing and pace of play was good. From tee to green conditions are excellent. Staff is super friendly! We will definitely return

We played the Las Colinas course at Mission Inn, and it was in fantastic shape. My son was down from Alaska and just loved the course. The staff was great and friendly. We'll definitely return!

First timer! But if it didn't rain,it could not get any better!!!!can't wait to play again! With no ooo rain!!!

Beautiful track. Great conditions. They were punching the greens right after we played so give it a fee weeks

Play every Friday after work. Never anyone before or after us. Course is always well maintained. Greens are perfect and fast.

Las Colima's is no slouch next to El Campeon. The course is in great shape.

I have played both courses at Mission Inn Multiple times and always enjoyed it. Yesterday was outrageous. There was a tournament ahead of us which we were not informed about. That in itself would not have been a problem. The concern was that there was no control on the pace of play resulting in a six hour round. There was a Marshall who avoided people, obviously to avoid any conflict. Six hours is not an exaggeration it was the longest round in the history of me playing golf. I will avoid Mission Inn in the future.

I live in the area and have played both courses many times. I love the courses and the people that work here are always friendly.

My lesson learned is play during the week. Saturday was a 5 PLUS hour round. No Marshall’s looking after pace of play.

Only one working water fountain on the course and would not of been bad except only saw the beverage cart twice. Once on #1 and the next time was on #14 tee box.

The conditions were fantastic but the pace of play made for a very tough day.

Our group has played El Campion A few times and I always loved it. Decided to play Las Colinas for a change and also love it. The course conditions from Tee to green of very good. The course is very challenging with a variety of shot placements required. Very enjoyable and an excellent test of golf skills. Just what you would expect from a course that host amateur and professional golf tournaments. We played from the white tees which is just shy of 6400 yards. Next time I think I’ll move up a Tee box Which still plays around 6000 yards.

I’ve always loved both courses as a change of pace to my normal. Got a last minute tee time today and got out as a single and got around in about 3 hrs. Greens were punched about a week ago but are starting to smooth out. Always a good time

Beautiful course. Holes were challenging but fair. We will be back

Pace of play was awful, again. Not a marshall in site- took almost 5 hours behind a threesome that had holes in front of them.

Course in great shape except for some red tee boxes, but they continue to keep the greens at carpet pace- slowest greens in the area, and I don’t know why- and the practice green doesn’t match.