Mission Hills Country Club: Pete Dye

This is a great golf course and sports community. The courses are immaculate and well cared for. We played the Pete Dye course...and it's tough. There are a lot of elevated green and deep traps. We're here in January, so most everything is over-seeded. The greens are very firm, but roll true and fast. My only complaint is the condition of some of the bunkers. Most are well prepared, several lack sand and are very thin. The driving range is large, as are the chipping and putting greens. It's a nice facility. The clubhouse is large, clean and welcoming. The staff is well prepared and pleasant. The food choices were a bit limited, but typical for a post-round, mid-afternoon meal. We had the loaded nachos with chicken and beef. they were tasty and pretty much to right size for 2 couples. The grounds are beautiful. There are plenty of all types of courts and croquet lawns. There are a variety of lodging choices. Our friends have arranged them via VRBO. This club is worth the trip and re-visit. As an Invited member, the cost is perfect.

Exquisite location, the club was impressively maintained and had a variety of options. Stopped by for a short tennis tournament and was not disappointed.

Dinner at Mission Hills Country club with my friends Alan and Jo Ann Horwitz ❤️ The food was fantastic and the service outstanding. If you want an atmosphere that is beautiful, gracious and ambience is over the top this is for you.

The clubhouse was charming, and the view was absolutely spectacular. My partner played The Champions course with some friends, and they opted for a quick meal before heading home. We decided to share a burger along with half onion rings and half fries. While the meal was decent, the burger itself was just okay. Unfortunately, we had just visited a burger joint a few days earlier that was outstanding, making the clubhouse’s burger feel a bit underwhelming in comparison. It could definitely benefit from a bit more seasoning. Overall, we had a great weekend with friends!

Top end course conditions. Greens rolled true & fast. Played the Arnold Palmer course which seemed a lot friendlier than the Pete Dye course, who loves to place penalty area's (water hazards) mainly on the left side of the fairways which isn't conducive for balls hooking or drawing too much. Those elevated greens were no joke either.