Antelope Hills Golf Course

Antelope Hills Golf Course


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Considered one of Arizonas best affordable golf courses, Antelope Hills Golf Course is an upscale 36-hole municipal facility including a restaurant, full-line golf shop, and natural grass driving range. At 5,000 feet in elevation, Prescott's Antelope Hills is a great escape from the summer valley heat with temperatures 15 to 20 degrees lower than Phoenix. Adjacent to the Prescott Airport, Antelope Hills is a great retreat for the avid flying enthusiast.

The South Course is a links style course designed by Gary Panks. It is fairly wide-open, has generous mounding along the fairways and around the large undulating greens and presents a panoramic view of the surrounding mountains and granite rock formations.

The North Course is a traditional layout designed by Lawrence Hughes. The North Course offers tight fairways lined with 50-foot elm trees and small, fast greens. Both courses have bluegrass fairways and roughs with bentgrass greens. Grass is dormant from approximately December 1 through April 1.

Antelope Hills Golf Course provides golf carts, natural grass driving range, and a full-line golf shop.

Facilities: Antelope Hills Golf Course provides restrooms and there is a restaurant located on the premises.

Reservations: Tee times are accepted.

Best Time To Visit: The Antelope Hills Golf Course is open year round.

Fees: Green fees are charged. Additional fees may be charged for equipment rental. Please call the Antelope Hills Golf Course for more specific information.

Accessibility: Unknown

Rules: Dress code is shirt with collar, no cut-offs or tank tops. Metal spikes and fivesomes are allowed.

Directions: To reach the Antelope Hills Golf Course from Prescott, travel north on U.S. Highway 89. The course is located near the airport, on Perkins Drive.

Address

Antelope Hills Golf Course

1 Perkins Drive

Prescott, Arizona 86301

Phone
Fax: (928) 771-5860
Toll Free: (800) 972-6818

Website

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