Mission Inn Resort & Club - Las Colinas Course
About
Las Colinas is one of two championship golf courses at Mission Inn Resort. It is less challenging than the other course, El Campeon, but both provide enjoyable and unique rounds. Las Colinas sprawls across gently rolling hills with elevation changes that are less startling than those found throughout the older El Campeon course. Twisted oak hammocks and a sprinkling of lush pines accent Las Colinas. The golf course has an inland links layout that boasts wide-open, forgiving fairways and large, receptive greens. There is an interesting variety of risk/reward opportunities as well as a few forced carries. The course has many player-friendly features but its classic architecture does call for a fair amount of accuracy, especially on its signature hole, the par-5 12th. Nicknamed "Alligator Alley," this 493-yard hole features a winding, tree-lined fairway.
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Photo submitted by null on 02/18/2026
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Playing through the sprinklers. Photo submitted by Jaywayne86 on 08/30/2024
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Mission Resort needs some help Photo submitted by iamtheman on 04/03/2024
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1st hole. Photo submitted by Adam2564381 on 11/06/2023
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Photo submitted by Brian3038543 on 05/06/2023
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Photo submitted by u000006693068 on 10/21/2022
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Photo submitted by Michaeldavidhuey on 08/05/2022
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Photo submitted by u023007686 on 04/02/2022
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Photo submitted by rjbarabas on 03/15/2022
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Photo submitted by rjbarabas on 03/15/2022
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Photo submitted by rjbarabas on 03/15/2022
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Photo submitted by u000007353171 on 05/31/2021
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Table #51 (or #50???) Photo submitted by JamesLed007 on 03/01/2021
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Photo submitted by JamesLed007 on 03/01/2021
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Photo submitted by JamesLed007 on 03/01/2021
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Photo submitted by lhagyelo on 02/26/2021
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Photo submitted by SHASHI60 on 06/02/2020
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Photo submitted by SHASHI60 on 06/02/2020
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Photo submitted by Christophe3886879 on 04/26/2020
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Photo submitted by roodhistory on 02/16/2020
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Photo submitted by rollinthehole on 01/28/2020
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Photo submitted by mOynzAdas8N9NEiZ8HBG on 11/26/2019
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Photo submitted by mOynzAdas8N9NEiZ8HBG on 11/26/2019
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Map of holes, scorecard Photo submitted by bigzeee on 07/15/2018
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Does not get better than this Photo submitted by jfiore on 08/06/2017
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Photo submitted by NickTaft on 09/12/2016
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Photo submitted by NickTaft on 09/12/2016
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Photo submitted by NickTaft on 09/12/2016
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Photo submitted by NickTaft on 09/12/2016
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Photo submitted by neoglitz on 12/31/2015
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#5 Green from the Fairway Photo submitted by Steve8905914 on 06/07/2014
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#7 Green from the Fairway Photo submitted by Steve8905914 on 06/07/2014
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#8 Green from the Fairway Photo submitted by Steve8905914 on 06/07/2014
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#15 from Tee box Photo submitted by Steve8905914 on 06/07/2014
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Water hazard running across #18 Fairway Photo submitted by Steve8905914 on 06/07/2014
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#12 Fairway is narrow. Photo submitted by Steve8905914 on 06/07/2014
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Photo submitted by Ninfan1 on 02/10/2013
Golfer Reviews
XMAS Golf
Only course open on Christmas Day in the local are worth playing. Very small crowd and pace was great, after we went around a twosome holding the whole course up. Greens are always shaggy here and slow. Wish they speed them up. Rest of course was in good shape.
Las Colinas course - Step child
The Las Colinas course showed to be a disappointment for me only because I had high expectations from playing their El Campeon course which iOS well groomed and has a great layout. The Las Colinas course seemed like the step child who was slightly abused due to all the focus on its big. brother.
Slow green
I played thanksgiving day both course.
This course was good condition but last saturday
Green was slow and lack of grass
Maybe needs fertizer.
I dont think green condition coming baxk sooner.
I was very disappointed.
Good, but...
I played 8 rounds in 6 days in the Orlando area. Both courses are in great shape, greens are beautiful, but way too slow. Very disappointing. Many other options in the area that area better. Southern Dunes to name one
Great Course but....
2 great courses but greens are way too slow. Won't be back.
Good as usual
The golf course was in great shape. The greens were rolling medium speed and true. The fairways and tee boxes were well manicured. The course can get a little pricey, but if you can get a hot deal on tee off, go for it. You won’t regret it. Bring your a game or you’re golf crying towel, which ever you prefer. You’ll need it.
Great course
This is not my first time playing this course. I always enjoy playing at Mission Inn, The staff is friendly and the course is in good shape all the time.
Tee boxes were slightly in need of repair, But that is due to players not fixing divots. My recommendation for anyone playing either of these courses is to read the greens. What I mean by this is are you going against the grain or with the grain, because that will tell you how you need to putt. Overall, I had a great time playing this course, there was a car girl out and like I said Stock was very friendly. If you get the chance to play here I would definitely recommend it.
Los Colinas
Pick your tees carefully. Mixed white/gold. Would've been better for my group. Whites are what we played. Long par4's are tough. Short par4's challenging. Greens roll fast. Loved it!
Las Colinas
Having played El Campione previously I was looking forward to playing Las Colinas. Glad to say I was not disappointed as it is in no way a second course - every bit as good as each other. Friendly welcome upon arrival and course in great condition. Loved the par 5 12th hole which is a real beauty. Only negatives might be the distances between some holes - though on a lovely day like today it was fine. Will be happy to return for a game at either of the Mission Inn courses and recommend both highly.