Antelope Greens Golf Course

I come here to work on my iron play. I'll hit from either the whites or the blues, depending on the distances I want to hone. Though the course is short, each hole is surrounded by a unique set of hazards-- sand, water, brush and hills-- that make wedge play quite interesting should you miss the green from the tee. The greens are in pretty good shape, with only the large 9th green showing spottiness beyond the hole. Though this is an executive course, a handful of par 4's does allow me to stretch out with the driver periodically. An all-grass driving range compliments the experience perfectly.

The staff was very friendly. Was surprised to see no refreshment cart on the course being a busy weekend.

This course is a Par 58. Four par 4s and the rest are par 3s. 77 yard par 3s to 200 yard par 3s( white tees). Some water on the front 9, back 9 is wide open. If your time is short and the course is light, you do this course in 2 hrs.

Antelope Greens golf course is a good course to play for my short game, I have needed to work on my greens in regulation, and this course allows me to do just that. Greens are soft and mature, typically roll slower than other courses in the area.

Pace of play was good. but the greens were not well maintained. Greens way too slow and bumpy.