This place needs to put rules in place and also fix the stalls. Way too many stalls out of…read morecommission and constantly breaking down. Also the all you can hit is abused. I have seen as many as 5 people using the same stall. One person logs in and the rest piggyback. Lastly have a proper wait list. People are packed in right behind you waiting for a stall to open. Many arguments about who was next. I have been going here for 14 years. No more until they fix the mechanical issues and the all you can hit abuse along with instilling a proper wait list.

A local gem. Great place, balls automatically pop up, no bending down and even heated stalls for…read morecold weather. You should check out the price increases at Harry Semrow. Some have increased 20% or more. You should promote that on many days, Monday and Thursday for sure your prices are the same or less than Harry Semrow. You should post a sign near there and would pick up a lot of their business.

Great range and great staff, but the sudden price rise is absurd. I've come here for the last 3…read moreyears and gotten a junior bucket for $5. Out of nowhere, they doubled the price for the junior bucket and raised the other prices as well. It makes it much harder to come 2-3 times a week when everything is almost double the price it used to be.

I love this golf range. The staff are awesome. Queen Elizabeth and Mr k. Awesome people. Do you…read morewant to mention that the 25% discount in the evenings for adults that work makes more sense than and the lunch hour. Would be nice if you can keep that for the rest of the summer I'm a senior so I would greatly benefit thank you so much.

Pretty good layout for a municipal course...I have enjoyed playing it during the week when it's not…read moresuper crowded...but if you value your time and the quality of your golf experience, DO NOT PLAY THIS COURSE ON THE WEEKEND. At least when I played there was nobody enforcing pace of play, so we were well on track for a five + hour round of golf while the group in front of us was busy plumb bobbing its putts for quadruple bogey ... with an entire hole open in front of them. Could be a lovely round with a little bit of gentle guidance from rangers to keep pace, and some regular reminders to adhere to some of the basic courtesies like raking bunkers, replacing divots, and repairing ball marks (none of which seemed to be being done on a particularly regular basis...).

I am sharing some concerns from our 2025 season outing. Unfortunately, play was significantly…read moreimpacted due to active maintenance on the greens--specifically punching and sanding--during our round. On top of that, the course was cart path only, even though conditions didn't appear wet enough to justify that restriction. A 90-degree rule could have been a more reasonable option. As a result, several players were unable to finish due to the physical strain of walking, especially for those with health issues. Most notably, a man who works as a starter and is still recovering from an illness had to quit mid-round and was understandably frustrated. Do you have any suggestions on how we can better coordinate with Glenview Park staff moving forward? It doesn't feel like our concerns are being acknowledged, and it's affecting participation and enjoyment. Thanks for your time,

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.

Screens were not consistent or accurate unless you hit higher up on the screen. Made it hard to…read morehave a true golfing experience

Went with 3 and played for 2 hrs. Got in 11 holes. We used the X- golf clubs nothing great. This is…read morea fun time playing golf. The help was great. Beer was expensive $18.00 a pitcher for Coors light and the food was ok but just bar food choices. It is very accurate playing your shots even the putting was spot on. I would recommend this place

I love Robert Jan Golf and this guy is the most effective professional development and golf…read moreinstruction coach in Illinois!!

As far as the actual lessons and instruction are concerned, Robert Jan seems to be very…read moreknowledgeable and can easily spot things to correct or tweak to better your golf game. In 3 lessons, he has helped to improve my grip, stance, and swing (backswing and follow through). HOWEVER, my experience was completely soured by his attitude and demeanor. The very first lesson was scheduled for a Thursday at 5pm. I left work early at 4 and according to the GPS I would arrive at 4:41pm with plenty of time to spare. However, I have not been out to Deerfield before and there was heavy traffic on the freeway and the roads leading to the club. I parked my car at 5:05 and quickly walked over to the range. At exactly 5:08 I passed a gentleman in a blue shirt driving away from the range in a golf cart. Not knowing where to meet (there were no signs or previous instructions) I asked the lady at the range office and she told me that Mr. Jan is usually at the end of the range teaching, but she had not seen him, so she told me to wait at the entrance with her and another staff member. We waited until about 5:25 and still did not see him, and were becoming concerned. The staff commented that "he's usually only 5-10 min late, so this is strange". I then saw the same gentleman from before come up from the opposite side this time and parked at the end of the range. I asked if that was Mr. Jan and at first the staff said no, but then a minute later said they thought it was. So I walked over and introduced myself, apologized for being late, and tried to quickly explain the mix-up - but I barely got through my first sentence. When I mentioned that I actually passed right by him at 5:08 not knowing it was him (no name tag or clothing to indicate anyone working there), to my surprise, Mr. Jan immediately cut me off and told me "no you didn't, no way" and that I was wrong and was much later that that. He said he waited until 5:15 before leaving (absolutely untrue), and that I was lucky he even came back, implying he would normally take off in case a student was late. I again apologized for being late but he continued to berate me for being tardy, saying that other professionals charge $160/lesson and that students wouldn't dare to be late. He questioned why I did not call or text or e-mail - I tried to explain that I was driving and trying to find the place, but he did not want to hear it. At this point it was 5:30 and he told me I have until 6pm so "do you want to hit some balls or what?". I just shut my mouth and went through the half hour lesson instead of the full hour I paid for. After the lesson I apologized again and promised that I would not be late again, now that I know where the club was and the traffic conditions. My 2nd lesson was the following Tuesday at 3pm. I left extra early this time and arrived at the range (where we met last time) at 2:41pm exactly. I waited until 3:05 but no one showed up. I walked to the pro shop and they told me no one had seen Mr. Jan that day and to just wait at the range. I waited at the range until 3:20 and went back to the pro shop again to ask for Mr. Jan's phone number. I called (no answer) and left a voicemail saying I would be heading back to work shortly. A few minutes later I received a text message from a different number saying he was with a client and would be there in 2 minutes. After confirming that was in fact Mr. Jan I went back to the range. Around 3:25 Mr. Jan showed up the range and acted as if nothing happened - no apology at all. I was shocked that the previous week he was so upset I was 8 minutes late, yet he was almost a half hour late this time (and since I was early, I waited almost 50 minutes total). He did say he tried to call me but it must have been my father's number since he bought the Groupon for me. I later asked my father and he confirmed he did not receive any phone calls. Although we started at almost 3:30, the lesson ended before 4:20 (again less than the full 1 hour), and Mr. Jan was frequently checking his cell phone while I hit the practice balls by myself. My 3rd lesson was the following Tuesday, again at 3pm. I arrived even earlier this time at 2:38pm. I thought to myself there is no way this guy will be late again this time. But sure enough, ​Mr. Jan did not show up until 3:07pm - again, no apology and no explanation! I was bewildered. I really should have said something, but I am not the confrontational type and went through the lesson and thanked him for his time. When I was scolded for being late the first lesson, I thought to myself "boy, this guy is a true professional, and will not tolerate tardiness" and I can definitely respect that - after all, his time must be very valuable. So I made it a point to be on time - in fact, VERY early from then on. Unfortunately, it turns out that Mr. Jan is consistently late to his lessons (if the staffs' comments are any indication) and he is an obvious hypocrite. For that reason alone, I will not be back.

Over promise and under delivery. Vanished without finishing lessons. Trying to keep this to the…read morepoint

From the owner: Joe Bosco, nominated to the top 100 teachers in country - specializes in serious results attainment…read morecoaching for competitive golfers. Specifically: Putting, Chipping, Pitching, Sand - and Mental Coaching for scoring realization in competitive play. Putter Fittings and use of the PGATour's most advanced learning technologies. Simply put, if you want improvement results on the golf course - experience Joe Bosco.

Cool course, and nicely maintained. BE AWARE of beginners! I was almost struck by a ball twice in…read moreone 9 hole round. When another group is golfing your direction on the adjacent side of the course, STAY ALERT!

This is a short par 3 course in Northbrook. it is great for teaching new golfers the game. There is…read moreplenty of parking close to the starting hole and the practice area (free of charge) is really good with lots of chipping space, bunkers and putting greens. The fees are very reasonable and the course is in quite good shape considering it is a duffers spot! The only reason I cannot give it a 5 star rating is the lack of drinking water on the course. We've complained before and they still haven't added any. Can't explain that - poor judgement!