Antelope Greens Golf Course

This course has long way in improving and maintaining. A very good course for beginners.

Had a great outing last Tuesday, shot a 31 from the blues, not bad for a 24 handicap. We started at 11:32 but the heat got to me on the back 9. Even though I had an umbrella on my push cart it would've been a better idea to ride. Temps were in the low 100's and it just got hard to focus. Shot a 40 on the back 9 but I made a new friend Kris.

Not so obvious depressions around cups cause ball to veer off track within inches of cup, most likely due to player traffic. This is particularly frustrating for longer putts. I wonder if pin placements could be more frequently changed.

Tee boxes are not level and in bad shape. Pace of play can be slow.

Course is in great condition and love the short course challenge to work on my short game. Just love this place.

Antelope Greens doesn’t have fancy facilities and the ideal cart paths and practice range; if that’s all you care about then don’t visit.

The greens are in great condition and it’s a fantastic course to tune your short game or teach a new player how to manage a course.

The staff is wonderful and the course is fun. Even for someone who plays at a fairly low handicap, it offers opportunities to hit new shots and challenge your short game off the tee.

Much more value for the money that you’ll get in a great many courses in Sacramento.

My 8 year old stated that this is the greatest course he’s ever seen. This doesn’t mean anything because he has terrible judgment and likes gymnastics more than golf. What it does say is that it’s inviting and enjoyable for all levels of experience and skill.

One hour and 55 minutes to walk 18 holes

Beautiful morning and great condition, was a real blast. Love this place for short game practice.

I play and review this course 4 or 5 times per month and each time is a great experience. Highly recommended.

A lot of first time player’s. That don’t know anything about pace of play. No marshal to keep things moving.