Mission Inn Resort & Club - Las Colinas Course

The course was in great shape the greens were running a little slow

The staff was knowledgeable and friendly. The course was in great shape. The course is challenging but is playable for an average golfer as myself & my wife. Pace of play was excellent and with out stress . Best round I have plaid in the past year.

Everything you want in a Resort. Both courses are always in great condition. The restaurants have great food. Played in the afternoon. The pace was slow but that’s just how it is in Florida this time of year. I will be back within a month to play golf and sooner for brunch at one of the restaurants.

Nice course to play. Great layout, and greens were fast.

Always challenging and the cold weather, for Florida, made it even more so. Better check the grain on the greens as they can be tricky.

The course was in good shape and the pace of play was good

The course was in the best shape I've seen all year

Got switched from Los Colinas to El Campeon

Course in very good condition

All course conditions were great place to play with slow

The only reason I gave it 3 stars, is that it used to be good (2.5 years ago) so I just don't know if this is temporary, but it sure looks permanent. We used to notice staff on the course, tending to things, paying attention to detail. Now, looking at some of the bunkers, fringe areas of the course, it seems apparent the money is lacking. One thing we used to be able to count on were the greens, and this time around they were horrendous, rolling at about 6.5 or 7.0 at the most. We played at 8:30AM on a Monday, and would have hoped for a 4 hour round at that time, so we made a 12:40 tee time and intended to go right from 18 over to the first tee. Well 4.5 hours later we got back to the clubhouse and went inside for our 2nd round refund because none of the 8 of us had any desire to play a below average course with slow greens.

They also had damage on the greens , supposedly from a moisture problem and a fungus. This is often the sign of lack of budget and chemicals. We saw the ranger ONCE and he offered a lame apology about pace of play as he drove by us, didn't even stop. Last few times we were here, we had to sign our cart ticked, for liability reasons I assume, before we teed off. This time, there wasn't even a starter at the tee, and this 2-some drives up to the tee 12 minutes past their tee time as we are standing on the tee and basically demands to go in front of us since their time was ahead of ours. If there was a starter, he probably would have mediated the situation and made them wait. A can of coke was only $1.50 on the course, at a vending machine after the 7th hole, so that was nice to have, and reasonably price. Same day we were there, the Mackenzie tour golfers (canadien professional golfers) were playing on the "nicer" El Campeon course, and we spoke with some of them in the parking lot and they were pretty fed up with conditions as well, stating the "greens were awfully slow, rolling at about 8"

We won't return, unless we check and find that MANY reviews have turned this place around.

My second time playing Las Colinas since both times El Champeon was booked for either LPGA or Canadian PGA events. Course conditions were fair and pace of play was slow with no sign of Course Marshalls to facilitate play. Still a beautiful setting with a great room overlooking #17 on El Champeon. Food was great and Table#50, or #51 depending which staff you ask, is ideal for the beautuful sunset.

Always enjoy Los Colinas. Wish they would speed up the greens. We not negative!