Antelope Greens is a nine-hole course located in Antelope, California, in the northern Sacramento Valley region. Designed by Don Reiners, the course reflects the practical approach common to many regional nine-hole layouts built to serve local golfing communities. The course takes advantage of the valley's relatively flat terrain, which characterizes much of the surrounding landscape in this part of the Central Valley. As a nine-hole design, Antelope Greens offers an accessible option for casual play and practice, with routing typical of courses built to maximize playability across varying skill levels. The course serves the Antelope area and surrounding communities, providing a venue for local tournaments, league play, and recreational rounds. The setting reflects the agricultural and semi-rural character of the northern Sacramento Valley, where open space and modest development patterns define the region. Don Reiners' design work across California generally emphasized functional, player-friendly layouts suited to their local contexts. Antelope Greens follows this tradition, offering straightforward golf without pretension. The course remains a fixture in the local golfing landscape, supporting the kind of regular play and community engagement that sustains nine-hole courses throughout rural California.