Casey is the small town full of the World's Largest Things and this is the World's Largest Golf…read moreTee. Appropriately located at the Casey Country Club, I was here on a Sunday in late April. There wasn't anyone else around so I had the Golf Tee to myself. It's interesting but unless you're obsessed with this sort of stuff as I am, I wouldn't go out of my way. Though Casey is an easy detour just off I-70 so you can make it quick as you zip on by between Terre Haute and Saint Louis. [Review 19674 overall - 129 in Illinois - 646 of 2023.]

All of the unique attractions in Casey get 5/5 stars from me and the golf tee is no different…read more Enter through the pro-shop to check-out the golf tee. They even have a viewing deck that you can walk to the top of for a better picture of this monstrosity. For close-up pictures walk down the brick path. Pro-shop stocks some "World's Largest Golf Tee" souvenirs that I snagged for my Dad who's a golf fanatic. If you're already in Casey don't skip this stop on your map! Friendly locals at the golf course, too.

Please note that the Country Club of Terre Haute is a private club. So despite the fact that you…read morecould not walk up and have dinner or play golf unless you were a member yourself or with a member, you could have a wedding reception or banquet there. They are open to the public for large events and it would be a great venue to do so. So whether you are considering membership or a destination for an event you are hosting, you should absolutely consider the Country Club of Terre Haute (CCTH). I grew up in Terre Haute and even grew up at CCTH in many ways. It is as beautiful today as it was 30 years ago. My vantage point is most commonly from the golf course, so I might be skewed by well manicured fairways and beautiful mature trees. It really is quite a nice course and I enjoy playing it. Staff in pro shop are friendly and they have a nice selection of golf wear, shoes, clubs, etc. Clubhouse staff are also friendly and accommodating. When considering food options available in Terre Haute, CCTH is comparable or better. It is hard to review an option on Yelp that is a private club, but I felt compelled to do so because it is a special place. Nostalgic in many ways and unique to Terre Haute and its history.

A server there who I believe is named Lucus turned us away in the parking lot because of our skin…read morecolor. We have never felt unwelcome before because we are black. It's a real shame.

Excellent, especially now that the clubhouse was redone! Can't say too much about the golf myself…read morebut I've heard great things. The pool and dining are excellent.

I attended a wedding here and had a pleasant experience starting from the plentiful amount of…read moreparking space in a well maintained lot with well maintained landscaping. The facility was setup nicely in several rooms and halls which made for a nice casual place to hang out with friends in several spots. The wedding hall itself had a nice view to the outside and was a good size to not feel excessively large, while also providing plenty of space to conduct the ceremony. The bar had a nice setup where the drinks are served in the corner and the remaining area can be used to socialize. The dining room was quite elegant and large with plenty of room for dancing. The food was very tasty and fresh. It tasted like the ingredients were locally sourced and I liked the minimal use of dressing and seasonings, instead relying a lot on the quality of the ingredients. I also enjoyed the care put into having nice distinct textures on the different elements of the dish and particularly enjoyed their version of risotto. Overall, great experience and I'd love to attend another wedding here again some day.

My husband and I went to the Champaign Country Club for the wedding of two of our friends. This is…read morea beautiful place to hold a wedding or special event. The wedding was originally scheduled to be held outside, but rain and winds prevented that from happening. The room that they used inside was gorgeous. It was large, well lit, and looked out on the golf course and pool area. The reception was held in the bar/restaurant area. Normally this is a large space, but the large wedding made it look small and crowded. The grand ballroom was where the dinner and dancing took place. This is a huge room and was used well to accommodate over 150 guests. The servers were efficient in bringing out our food. The food was very good and I would come here again for the food. The appetizers that were served during the cocktail hour were also tasty. Overall, this was a great place to hold a wedding.

Love this place Scott is doing a great job with the club can't wait until it opens again! We had…read moredaughters graduation party from grad school here and they did a great job!!

New Chef! Previously a sous chef, now back as A CHEF! Great food & presentation! Great Staff! The…read moreowner did a full remodel last year! Very Beautiful & Quality! Urbana country club is very welcoming & comfortable! Wear your nice golf clothes, dress casual or dress! There are member packages for everyone! From food & social or add golf & other amenities! The dinning room has a beautiful view of the course and trees! The golf course is very nice! Join today! A great way to meet new people!

First I'd like to review the positives of quail Creek . I came to stay for business in the hotel…read morenot to golf so my focus will be mostly on the room and check in process. View from room. Beautiful. Nice lake overview. Can sit on porch and its very relaxing. Room decor. A little dated but nice presentation. Think if a resort from the 70s transported in time..Lighting was really classy. Bartender was nice and beer was cheap Bed is actually extremely comfortable They gave me a late check-out without any hassle The front desk seemed friendly OK now for the reasons you should not pick this place over country suites (where my colleagues stayed) Room seemed cleaned but I found crap stains towards top of toilet rim, dirty coffee cups left in room but stacked back in place. TV reception. I don't know how they can advertise that they have TV, reception was that bad. They need to check the cables. No ironing board. I'm sure there's not too much demand but spend the 15 bucks per room just in case right? They had one at the desk. It was smaller then my arm. The toilet. I've seen better toddler toilets. Invest the extra 50 bucks per room in a decent toilet. Front desk seemed a little confused every time I called. Clearly they don't have too many guests. They only picked up the phone about half the time. Weak flow on shower. Mobile version of web site doesn't work Continental breakfast was danishes wrapped in plastic. Kept in a cupboard. Now for the two unforgivables Maid knocked at 748 am on a Saturday. There is zero reason for this. All these rooms have metal keys. We would definitely stop by front desk with keys to check out (which we hadn't), out car was clearly parked out front, and we aren't golfers. Whoever was does this should be retrained right away. I've never been knocked awake this early and I was pissed which is not my normal mo. That or better communication between maids and front desk. The room are cabin type room and they share a hot water heater in a closet between the two adjoining rooms in the cabin. When the other side got up at 805 am.(they probably got woken up by maid too) they took showers. The hot water heater started making a sound like someone knocking on the wall with a hammer. Fix the hot water heater for crying out loud that thing is so loud. This could be a destination location if they wanted it to be but management is clearly just happy with it being a little sleepy set of rooms on a golf course. I paid the extra money over country suites for something a little nicer than my colleagues and I was disappointed when I compared it to their rooms.

I remember when this was a great place on the PGA tour…read more The restaurant was always busy and managed with great care. I have been there twice in the last two months. The first time the service was slow, the food was relatively good, and our group had a nice large table to visit and spend some time together. When our group returned this past week (June/2017), the service was again slow, the kitchen was out of basic dressings. This time the food was disappointing (burnt chips, not everything on the menu available, iced tea looked and tasted like brown sludge) and our bills were totally messed up. I felt bad for our waitress, who was doing the best she could under the circumstances, who said that they were implementing a new cashier system and it had been messing up all day. We decided that we won't return for future get-togethers. This is a management issue. No quality control. No daytime oversight. Apparently no inventory awareness. And, obviously, no foresight into training staff for a new system before putting it fully on line. Such a shame. Good opportunity for someone to come in and make it great again.

I always look forward to the changes they make to the menu from time to time. I'm satisfied with…read moretheir precautions against COVID-19. Distancing has not been a problem.

Private club, only open to members. I was with somebody who is a member, thus why I was there for…read morea quick drink as we were in the area. Seems like a Cheers Bar in which membership is required to go. Other than the exclusivity or membership, not sure what makes this different than an upscale bar. The girl behind the bar was very friendly. When we walked in, most people seem to know one another. The club itself is tucked in a residential neighborhood and has been around for like 40 years. There was an event going on for about 100 people when we where there, in tents on the backside of the facility, so nobody was really in the actual club other than normal members. As such, it seems like a great private place to host an event, in which membership would not be required I suppose. They have a ample side inside space and as I witnessed, outside space too for all group needs. You would have to call or ask about this, but seems like a good spot to host an event. They appear to have done some improvements to the outside of the structure and added an outdoor patio space with fireplace. The grounds were well maintained with flowers and fresh mulch, so they upkeep it. The grounds themselves are entirely sheltered by mature trees, so you don't really see the residential area so much when you are on the property.