Mission Inn Resort & Club - Las Colinas Course

Great course but pace of play was way too slow. It took us over five hours to play this course.

Never played this course before and was anticipating playing it as numerous friends have told me it’s a great track. Good practice facilities before the round, clubhouse, cart attendants and starter provided top customer service. However, when I got onto the course I was surprised it wasn’t in overly great condition. If I would’ve paid the rack rate, I would’ve been somewhat perturbed, however, booking it through a hot deal it was reasonable value. Overall of 3 1/2 out of 5, with the majority of the 3 1/2 rating due to course condition not being up to other top courses in and around the greater Orlando area.

Greens were running hot, tees, fairways and greens in good condition for the most part.

I have played this course many times before but it has been a few years, the course looks like it gets a lot of play, and is in bad shape especially in the rough areas, the greens are very nice along with the tee boxes

We could not finish. Had several groups in front that could barely play golf and didn’t consider letting our group go by. At one point they started to play scramble and it didn’t improve. Ice machine broken, no beverage cart after 3 pm. Ranger nowhere to be seen. Good lay out golf course conditions above average.

Mission Inn Golf + Resort should be must play for any avid golfer. The “Las Colinas”course is labeled as the “easier” course of the two you can play at Mission Inn but still provides a fun challenge. Las Colinas translates to “The Hills” so be prepared for elevation changes and some blind shots. The Par 3s are long and mostly over water so make sure you use enough club! Course was in great condition with just a few tee boxes/greens that could use some TLC. I paid $90ish after taxes for a 7:53 AM tee time so this course also didn’t break the bank when most of the other premier courses in the area are going for well over $150 this time of year.

I would love if the management kept the pace of play at 4 hours or under. Nobody needs more than 4 hours to play a round. I understand that nobody wants to rush though their round they payed for, however 4 hours is very fair ask.

As much as customers that don't want to be rushed there are just as many that don't want to wait on every tee box.

Happy medium.

1. Played. here for 30 yrs., in worst shape ever.
While still a good course. * a good value if getting a discounted rate. they have a fungus problem, and a mole or vole? problem, to which #14 is a prime example.
2. I pre-purchased a time online, which was the 1st time avail. after some kind of outing / tournament. & was asked to not press them (as a single). That was impossible to do, due to the v. slow pace of a what looked like a v. junior girls tournament. In my opinion, Mission should not've sold a time where they KNEW could not have played at a normal pace, or had no chance of completing a round before dark.

Front nine was very good and fun to play. Back nine was in poor condition fairways were either bare or trying to resod or very wet and your cart would almost get stuck.

Played an early morning round. Had a good time!!!!

I've played both courses. Given my high handicap, Las Colinas is by far my favorite at the resort. Each hole is varied and nicely spaced. The course is long and it can be exhausting to play all 18 holes, but I've made the drive several times niw from Orlando. The course is a great, wide-open venue. I'll return for sure.