Mission Inn Resort & Club

Mission Inn El Campion is a must play for any serious player. The layout with severe elevation changes and tough greens are a great test of golf. The greens had been recently been punched and need about 2-3 weeks to get back to normal. They are puttable, but much slower than normal. The course plays much longer than the scorecard due to the numerous holes that require uphill tee or approach shots. Despite the recent heavy rains, the fairways and bunkers were in good condition. After the round be sure to get a burger at Nickers restaurant, best burger in town. If the range had been open (closed for maintenance) and the greens completely recovered from aerification, El Campion would have been up to its usual 5 star standards.

Two great courses, well worth the drive and money!!

We played the Las Colinas course at Mission Inn, and it was in fantastic shape. My son was down from Alaska and just loved the course. The staff was great and friendly. We'll definitely return!

Great day it was hot but the course was in great shape and the staff was friendly. Played there before and would go back there again.

Always love playing at Mission Inn. Historic course in great shape, and little traffic on a hot day. If you can handle the summer heat, you can typically play 18 in well under 3 hours.

Another awesome experience at Mission Inn!

We will be back very soon!

First timer! But if it didn't rain,it could not get any better!!!!can't wait to play again! With no ooo rain!!!

Beautiful track. Great conditions. They were punching the greens right after we played so give it a fee weeks

We did the stay and play package at Mission Inn and had a fantastic time. The golf courses are 5 stars! Challenging with fantastic views every direction. The staff is all top shelf and welcoming. We can't wait to come back!

Play every Friday after work. Never anyone before or after us. Course is always well maintained. Greens are perfect and fast.

From top to bottom, from customer service to the greens… They really have their act together, and care about you like we all want to be cared about. What a concept…

Thank you John, Dick and the rest for making my 16 year old son, literally fall in love with the sport of golf, after he played here one time!!!

We’re playing Las Colinas week, and “The Champion” again next week…

See you soon!

Las Colima's is no slouch next to El Campeon. The course is in great shape.

I have played both courses at Mission Inn Multiple times and always enjoyed it. Yesterday was outrageous. There was a tournament ahead of us which we were not informed about. That in itself would not have been a problem. The concern was that there was no control on the pace of play resulting in a six hour round. There was a Marshall who avoided people, obviously to avoid any conflict. Six hours is not an exaggeration it was the longest round in the history of me playing golf. I will avoid Mission Inn in the future.

I live in the area and have played both courses many times. I love the courses and the people that work here are always friendly.

My lesson learned is play during the week. Saturday was a 5 PLUS hour round. No Marshall’s looking after pace of play.

Only one working water fountain on the course and would not of been bad except only saw the beverage cart twice. Once on #1 and the next time was on #14 tee box.

The conditions were fantastic but the pace of play made for a very tough day.

Course is in excellent shape, but we tee’d at 7:00 and a family of 4 with 2 young children went off at 6:40, not a ranger in sight, and they were allowed to play a 5.5 hour round. Great course, great conditions, very poor management of pace of play. Makes a nice course miserable to play.