If you are serious about seeing what your ball flight is, there really isn't another good option…read morenearby. The mats are new, the balls are multi-piece and high quality, so the distance is very close to real balls. You also get more balls for your dollar here. I live very close to the "new" range in Park Ridge and have been to the triple decker as well. Those balls are unreliable and low quality for ball flight so it's hard to know that what you are doing with your swing is working. Prices are up everywhere, and Semrow is still the best deal in the area.

Just found out if you purchased the black multi bucket Range card, they will NOT be valid after…read morethis year. When they were purchased, we were specifically told they would not expired. So if you were one of the suckers who purchased multiple cards thinking they would be good until used up, think again. The new management doesn't care what you were told, there is a new management team and they couldn't care less about people who have been loyal customers for years. Pay the new much higher prices and accept it or go the the Des Plaines Golf Center. See Ya

I recently visited the PRCC with my husband for an alumni event. The event was held at the main…read moredining room. The space is beautiful and has a beautiful view. The staff were very helpful and friendly.

A twinkly paradise at the holiday season west of Touhy on Prospect with special events rooms and…read morecatering, golf course. The spiral staircase to 2nd level very ornate at holiday time. Newly remodeled restrooms on main entry and coat check person. Valet parking under the canopy and tipping is expected. Parking lot if you want to self park. Lot is not brightly lit though. Summer pool and golf. Members only club. The main banquet room holds about 25 or more tables. Fireplace room more for small event maybe 8 tables. Grand foyer at the top of the stairs, nice restrooms and well tended throughout. I always feel like the fairy princess for our holiday bash. The whole place is lighted exterior like a ginger bread house. Bar service available. Waive your wand and hope you get to go at the holidays for an event.

I attended a retirement party for a colleague that was held at the Mount Prospect Golf Club. Their…read morerestaurant and bar area was big enough for our large group and other golfers to have enough room to eat, drink, and enjoy themselves. The clubhouse was decorated simply but nicely. The food was OK but it was nothing special or memorable. The bartenders were nice and friendly. I recommend the Mount Prospect Golf Club.

Course was great. ranger came up to our group, said we're behind by 2 holes when we were behind 6…read moreminutes, proceeds to watch us for a 5-minute par 3, yaps at our group to "get moving and get on the tee box" once the putt drops. Ridiculous.

We enjoy coming here. It can be a bit pricey during peak demand pricing. They offer three floors of…read morehitting platforms, offering high tables and couches, depending on where you're placed. During the summer, they offer a wonderful deal that allows you to have unlimited visits (restrictions apply). Highly recommend taking advantage of this. They also currently offer a monthly subscription ($20/month) for one hour of play + an appetizer (restrictions apply). The games they offer range from beginners to pros, and if you don't have golf clubs, they have you covered. They do have their standard games, along with Angry Birds and Sonic, which are our family favorites. They don't disappoint when it comes to food. Everything is good, from kids' meals to their large platters. We recommend their Funday Faves Platter or Fairway Feast.

SO SO SO FUN Also Ben was our server and he was really nice…read moreand attentive. The food was delicious thanks for a great experience!

This is by far one of the best golf simulator places I've ever been to! Each bay has a table and…read morecouch, very cozy for when it's not your turn. You can also book a private room, as great place for an event. We didn't get any food, but definitely want to try next time, looks delicious. Now for the golf. The simulator is more high tech than I've seen. It automatically detects your terrain and changes the ground to fit it (fairway, rough, and bunker). I've never seen something like this before and it definitely enhances the experience. Another cool thing is during practice it shows you how you swung, by not only showing a model of your swing but a video recording playback. 10/10 recommend

Came here for fun on a Saturday with my two family members. We aren't golfers but wanted to try…read moresomething different. This is the perfect place to have fun and enjoy indoor golf with no pressure. Sure there are pros in there practicing but the environment is so welcoming, we didn't feel intimidated. The employees are super kind and helpful. There are food and drink options to enjoy as you play. You get to rent by the hour and if you don't have your own clubs, you get to rent them as well. There are options to play games or simulate a real golf course. They also play music throughout which adds to the fun vibe. I really enjoyed the afternoon here and highly recommend coming by with a group of friends or family for some chill golf.

Went on a rainy day. The place was a zoo and they only had one person working. Also, some of the…read moreTrackman's are not calibrated correctly. I'd suggest moving them into glass casings on the floor directly behind the hitting bays for more accurate readings. I've had good experiences here before, but should be staffed appropriately. Especially on gloomy days in the summer.

Second visit back to back and will not be my last, This place was the perfect date night! My swing…read morenot so perfect. We were greeted by John and right off the bat was very knowledgeable, accommodating and helpful. Great price and equipment will be back for sure!

I was here with a friend to use the MIni Golf course…read more Prices were VERY relatively reasonable at $7 a game on the adult course (versus $9 at novelty golf), and for hitting the course at 3pm on a Saturday I was A-OK with absolutely no course wait. There is also a second kids course for a cheaper rate. The course is spacious, the facilities are clean, and there are vending machines and a water fountain. The one drawback was the number of water traps and posted signs to not retrieve your balls. The water is chemically managed and so dark you can't see your balls once they go in so no point in even trying. My friend lost their ball and we lost some of our momentum having to go back to the office to get a second ball, and then walk back to our spot on the course. The course holes were straightfoward, with no real hitting obstacles. The course was deceptively smooth in places it actually was not so it may be hard to guage your stroke at times. I'd come here again, but this course doesn't even begin to enter the top 10 favorite mini golf courses I've played over my years.

Park Ridge. A very nice community with very nice people. I have used this range for years and…read moreyears. All good. Now. The blame has to go to management on this. Bought a bucket of balls. In the past, (haven't used the range in a year) rubber tees of various heights were always at the tee boxes. Today after walking to the far end to hit some drives I notice there are no tees, neither at my box nor the other unoccupied boxes. I walk back to the less then friendly person who hands out the balls ( I'm 72 years old and maybe old fashioned, but... " yeah man, what do you need. He manned me to death. I asked about the tees and he tells me that I have to purchase them. Purchase rubber tees at a golf range. $3 for a bag of 3 golf tees. Is tee theft a big issue in Park Ridge, the leafy suburb? Times have sure changed over there,

Played 18 holes here the past weekend, and overall we had a great experience given the time of…read moreyear. As far as the conditions go, the course had relatively smooth greens and the fairways were cut short and tight. This is much more than a golfer could ask for in mid-late October. I was very impressed with how well the course was maintained beyond just the fairways and greens as well, the rough was cut evenly even in the spots where the ball shouldn't end up. The layout is a fun one, it is fairly short, but has a lot of water that prevents the bomb and gauge tactic, lots of long irons off the tees and placement golf is needed. Additionally, the par three's here are very long and challenging. Overall the golf course layout is great if you like old school parkland style golf. The reason this course is not 5 stars is because the lack of amenities that are open, which is hard right now given the difficulty of finding service workers. If the course was even 50% staffed, the course could be approaching 5 stars. Try this course out!

This review is for the clubhouse area only. It is a pretty dated facility on the outside, though…read morethe inside must have had some renovations at some point. Outside t may have looked really awesome in the 80s but it looks like they've made no changes or updates since. There is one ramp from the one side of the building, but I'm not totally sure the parking on that side is related to the country club and it's not super close for folks who might need the accessibility accommodations to being with. I've only been to a country club once, so perhaps it's exactly what it's supposed to be, but this seemed to just be a golf course and then their clubhouse, which has a pro shop and I'm not sure if they have anything in there when there's not an event. That's where the event I attended was held. The sound is not good, and I'm not sure if that's due to the sound system or because we were a bit further in the back of the clubhouse on the other side of the bar, with the bar in the way. But we could barely hear a thing when they were using the mics, so it's something to keep in mind if you plan your event here.

Played both of the courses at White Pines and had great experiences. There's been a massive surge…read morefor golf during the pandemic, and I've definitely loved being able to get back into the game. Looking to get back down to my 5 handicap with practice this winter, courses like White Pines will definitely allow me to do so. This course was in great condition and the holes were long and challenging from the tips. Just enough hazards to make this course fun to play, also very scenic during the fall season. Hopefully the weather sticks around for the next few weeks to get a few more rounds in! Best, Charlie

Like the course, went into the bar & grill after and the experience was not great. Guy behind the…read morebar, I think someone said his name was Mike, was just rude and arrogant. He probably shouldn't work in the service industry.

Anthony at the Pro shop continues to meet and accommodate Duffers ( like me) // This course roc's…read more-- highly recommended- jpg

Just got hit hard by a flying golf ball shooting out hitting my car hood while waiting to take a…read moreright off of Golf at Harms. Luckily it did not go through an open window where my husband sat. Left a deep ding on hood. Called course and was told that they were not responsible to call the cops. Rude. The weather is nice today. There is no protection from the golf course and street where bikers , walkers etc are too. No brush because it is February that might slow it down. It is irresponsible for the golf course to be open if they do not protect the street from stray golf balls. Should not be open in winter. Be careful. I hope no one was hurt after the ball continued to bounce onto moving traffic on Golf. Very shook up.