North at Antelope Hills Golf Course

Pace was slow, waiting on all most every hole...greens were really slow

Lots of airplane, traffic and cicadas noise..slow pace of play and the group behind hit into us twice. Lots of trees and some long par fours. Greens we're in good shape

The greens were the bright spot here. Tees were barely OK with little grass on most. Many blind shots. Fairways just average with many bare areas. Pace somewhat slow at 4:30 on North course.

I love these two courses, the North more than the South because. The North courseit has tons of tall trees which provide lots of relief from the sun/heat, and the wind which blows a lot out there especially in the afternoon this time of year.

However, both courses (and it seems especially the North) continue to have some big issues with the grass in the fairways, the fringe near the greens,and even in in the rough with bald/dead/dried spots. Even many of the tee boxes you can’t even stand on a level lie due to this issue. Unless you want to play some kind of modified “summer rules” and move your ball several feet or even yards you can’t get you ball on a “normal” lie, and in man6 cases you can’t even get both feet on a level lie. He bunkers have nominal sand and don’t seem to have been attended to in weeks. I do understand it’s monsoon season in AZ but that is nothing new here. Many times their staff hasn’t even filled the sand containers on the carts and have none available it you ask at the clubhouse. My understanding is it’s now being managed by Troon based on a 2 page letter posted in the men’s locker room. (Will attempt to provide a copy and attach it here). There was no date on the letter but I saw it on June 23rd and don’t feel they have made much progress since he March “frosts”.

The course doesn't have lady's tees. It played to long for my wife at 6000 yards.

New Ownership is still working on repairing a lot of the damaged areas. Tee boxes are in poor shape. Greens are still fantastic, with the North Course greens being significantly more difficult than the south. GREAT DAY!

Enjoyed the Course met new people and enjoyed their Company.

Pro Shop attendants could have been a little more welcoming, doesn’t cost anything to smile. Still a good day out.

We especially like the North Course. Plenty of shade. Course is a little rough in places. Putting greens are good. I recommend for the value.

Weather was beautiful for a leisurely round of golf, which was made even nicer by a friendly “Starter”, who managed the tee sheet with expertise.

Course in good shape only issue was silver tee boxes other than that course is in good shape. Weather was incredible cannot wait to play again

Antelope Hills North is a very reasonably priced course with some good challenges. Greens were in pretty decent shape as well as fairways the tee boxes however left a lot to be deserved. Most were pretty bare and footing was an issue. Also placing your tee was a consideration to keep it away from a tuft of grass on the short holes where a tee wasn’t needed. Overall, it was enjoyable. .

I play this course all the time because I'm a resident of the Tri-cities up by the golf course. At Antelope Hills Golf course they have what is called a "Advantage Card" . When you buy this card you get a discounted rate for your tee times, plus you earn points that count for a free round of golf in the future. Well by using this app I paid a little more than my discounted rate, plus I earned no points to my future rounds of golf. So I can say fairly that it cost me more by using your app than if I had used my Advantage Card.