Mission Inn Resort & Club - Las Colinas Course

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.

I liked this course a lot. It's in great shape and beautiful. Located in a very beautiful development. We were thankful to the foursome of men that let the two of us play through on the back nine since they were struggling a bit....It could have turned into a 4.5hr or longer round had we not played through. In the end, we played the course in 3.5 hours!!

I played Las Colinas yesterday and found the course conditions improved compared to my previous rounds with the latest about one month ago. It was an afternoon "hot deal" and the day was unseasonably hot too with temperatures above 85 degrees with slight breeze. I played with two other much younger golfers who were low handicap golfers judging from their play. The greens rolled unusually slow compared to previous rounds but that can be attributed to the increased lushness of the grass. Some areas of the fairways are needing attention and repairs for wet conditions and rutting by cart traffic. There are a few bare areas but generally the problem areas are minor. Recent heavy play has left a considerable amount of un-repaired divots and too many players fail to repair ball marks on the greens. This is not the fault of anyone except the players themselves (a too common problem). Play was completed inside of 4 hours since we encountered no significant delays.

course good shape, played with some nice people> pace was bad two groups held us up for whole round on the course! there was no ranger insight

This course is a top notch test of golf! Greens are ideal and very tru, again a real test for the experienced golfer. Lastly, there is water on most of the holes. Great course!!!

First let me say the course was in really good shape. The back nine is really long. But I enjoyed the course. The pace of play was another story. The first seven holes were fine. But after that we had to wait on every hole. Their was two threesomes in front of us. And they joined into a six some but still kept up with the foursomes in front of them. That is how slow they were playing. Our round took four hours and forty five minutes. I think that is the longest round I have ever played. I'm glad I got my round cheap or I would have been mad. The group behind us called the pro shop. But they were no help. It's only my second time playing there. So I hope it was a bad day. Hope this helps.

A fun course well worth the entry fee. We played the los colinas course and it was in great shape. Greens were nice and rolling smooth. Im only giving 4 stars for the lack of yardage markers... (There are a few). We didn't have a range finder with us and guessing on the yardage is not cool. A few yardage plates on some sprinkler heads would have been helpful. Overall a fun and pretty course.

First of all, the course is in phenomenal shape, especially with the amount of play both tournaments and regular use the course has seen. I would easily give it 5 stars BUT for a 7:13 tee time I was disappointed. On every single hole, we had a group of people (3 carts) following us and setting up for a junior golf tournament. They were on the tee box, the fairways and green. We had to wait on shots for them to clear off and had them waiting on the first cut or 5 yards off the green as we hit tee shots and approaches. They should have a) went out before the first tee time at 7:05, b) closed the course after 4 to set up or c) even started off the back 9. For spending 60+, I shouldn’t have to wait to take a shot unless it’s the group in front of me. My group and I never got into a solid rhythm because we had to wait while they set up on every hole even though we were the second group to tee off for the day and had only a twosome in front of us. It’s bad enough to deal with the maintenance workers on every hole, but setting up for a tournament (that’s not even for that day) while people are trying to play is annoying, especially when you have to deal with it on every single hole.

Course was in great shape, staff was all professional and provided great service. Unfortunately there was multiple carts that traveled around with us on every hole setting up a tournament for tomorrow. Every tee box, every green. It made for an uncomfortable round. Certainly can been done after hours or start on the back nine. We were the second or third tee time out.

Slow! Slow! Got behind high school kids practicing for weekend tournament. Hitting multiple balls all the time.

Excellent golf course in fantastic shape. I’ll be back