Antelope Greens Golf Course

Always a good place to get a quick game in, nice course, and now with their clubhouse open even more fun!!!!

Overall, a great value. Conditions were all 9/10 except some tees needed work. Pace was a little slow.

Its pretty good for a casual executive course but I would not recommend. I won't be playing there anymore. You could play the entire course with 4 clubs. Not sure if that is a positive or not.

I popped into Antelope Greens after my morning round at Cherry Island just around the corner. Played with another few guys that I had just met. I really enjoyed this little par 58 . 14 Par 3s and four Par 4s, with a nice mixture of simple holes and some fun, challenging holes. A nice play to spend a few hours and work on your irons. I will be back.

Short course but lots of fun to play. Good test for your irons.

Thet are the best I ever encountered at most of other golf courses.

It is inexpensive, not that easy, always gives challenge.

good company.

Fun little course. Great for sharpening your iron play. Only real gripe is the condition of the tee boxes having little to no grass.

Always a great place to play. Just a few concerns...

Many of the tee boxes were in terrible condition and in some cases uneven and not level. 18th green in awful condition, almost in-puttable...had to pick up ball and move just it to get decent line to hole.

only 5 dollars for 18 holes and walking is perfect. love it. convinient

I really like this course because I usually get to use most of the clubs in my bag. Most big courses I use my driver and three wood and just a few of my Irons. Also a few of the holes are very challenging. I play it as often as possible.

Antelope greens never disappoints when it comes to condition and friendliness. club house not great at the moment but new clubhouse should be open in April.

I played 18 holes for $5 on Super Bowl Sunday at 11:30 AM.

the course was all to myself at 1:30 PM.