Mission Inn Resort & Club - Las Colinas Course

This is a beautiful course, immaculately maintained by people who know how to grow turf. Greens roll well and are a nice speed. The staff is friendly and helpful. Go play!

Played on a Monday morning at 9:44, no one in front of us or behind us, we had the course to ourselves. Condition was excellent as always. My only gripe about this course is that their are two stupid holes on the back. One is a par four really sharp dogleg left that to hit driver you have to go over a very tall oak tree that is too close to the t-box. The second is a par 3 that you literally have to go thru an oak tree to get to the pin on the right side of the green. The oaks on both holes either have to be removed or dramatically trimmed back. Otherwise a very fair but demanding course that is always in great shape.

The course is very nice and well kept. some of the staff not too friendly . but over all a great place to play golf.

The course was great, be wary of putt speed going with or against the grain as they are crazy different. I would totally play again.

Anytime/anywhere this is one of the best courses in central Florida public/private/ or resort. The tees, fairways, and greens are pristine. The staff is outstanding.

Las Colinas is one of the nicest courses in central Florida.

Your policy of not issuing starter tickets for pre paid tee times until 30 minutes before tee time caused us inconvenience!

We could buy range balls and be issued with cart but had to return to the pro shop to get our starter tickets.

We called into your home sales office after golf and we were told that it wasn’t a good time to show us around.

Great course, great conditions, friendly staff, but pace was abysmal. The beverage cart asked us if pace was slow and if we had seen a ranger because other groups had complained to her about it, we concurred and she said she would let someone know. This was on hole 10 or 11 and we still never saw anyone after that. Pace actually got slower after this. We were laughing with the group behind us that there were 13 people on the 18th hole. Foursome in the fairway, and waiting on the tee, a twosome, a solo, us (twosome), and another foursome behind us. It wasn’t 5.5 hours at shingle creek bad, but close. Again, can’t say enough great things about the course and facilities but pace is a round killer and an experience killer. This is why Orange County National is my favorite place in central Florida, they have the best rangers and pace of play around.

Played at 11am on a Sunday. I like this course, good layout, good conditions. However, five and a half hours is unacceptable anywhere. No sign of a ranger or player assistant all day. I understand they generally can’t do much to speed up play, but a little presence may have helped a little.

The course was in great shape. Greens were fast and true. Fairways were in excellent shape. Came from Pennsylvania to play and it was a perfect way to chase winter away. Cart staff was helpful. Would have been nice if the starter would have given us the lay of the land, but that didn't happen. Would have been even nicer if the cart girl would have been around more then twice. It was 80 and we saw her twice, one time doesn't count because we were on 18. Pace of play was slooooow. 5+ hours to play. It was sunny and 80 so we were okay but we waited on almost every shot. The had rangers but they didn't do anything to push things along. The course and facilities were top notch and that made up for a lot. It was a fun and we would return. Next time we would probably give El Champon a run. Fun day and a good value on a beautiful track.

Were told by the starter, that there is tournament on El Campeon in front of us and it may take some six (!?) hours to play behind it. He offered us to play Las Colinas instead (!?) – we did. Las Colinas is not a bad course, but it feels like “inhomogeneous” – someow it does not fit together. On the front nine par 4s are rather long and on the back nine rather short. Very long ride between several holes there. Tee boxes, fairways and bunkers mostly in good condition – greens rather fast. Overall not a bad track, but to me it is nothing to be remembered. And the rate was rather high, as we’ve paid for El Campeon…

Enjoyed the front nine, started to rain on 10, played to 12. The green had about 2 inches of water in places. Fairways were better suited for boating. Returned to clubhouse hoping for a rain check, but were told if we had stopped at 11 they would give a rain check. Most clubs would not want carts running around in such conditions.

Were told by the starter, that there is tournament on El Campeon in front of us and it may take some six (!?) hours to play behind it. He offered us to play Las Colinas instead (!?) – we did. Las Colinas is not a bad course, but it feels like “inhomogeneous” – someow it does not fit together. On the front nine par 4s are rather long and on the back nine rather short. Very long ride between several holes there. Tee boxes, fairways and bunkers mostly in good condition – greens rather fast. Overall not a bad track, but to me it is nothing to be remembered. And the rate was rather high, as we’ve paid for El Campeon…

Nice course but not worth the rack rate they are charging !

I wouldn't pay full price for this course !

Played in the afternoon. College tournament on the other course so we expected a lot of traffic on las Colinas. We had the course pretty much to ourselves. Good day, good course. Greens in really ncie shape and was told the El campeon side was even better. I'll be back for sure. Great value.

Only thing keeping my rating was lack of yardage markets. 150 stick or preferably sprinkler head markings needed.