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.

We were invited to dinner at this swanky club and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. We sat outside with…read morea view of the green which was lush and scenic. The staff were very polite and everything we ordered was excellent. I had the lobster bisque and halibut for main course. Others ordered salad and soup along with pork chops , lamb chops, fish tacos and another fish dish . We all had our choice of beverages wine, scotch, old fashioned and Moscow mule. Desserts were just perfect and hit the spot cherry pie, apple pie, banana cake , chocolate flourless cake, butter cake and keylime pie. The high end country club was everything I expected it to be!

Great parkland course, and immaculate conditions. Caddies…read moreare great and well versed in the course. Facilities are great for practice and dining. Nice location as well

Another great dinner with the Boys Night Out crew! All 9 of us had great meals. Service was very…read moregood and we had our own private room!

Caddie master is an absolute slimeball who take bribes from members during tournaments to give them…read morethe "best caddies." Will do anything for a nickel and overall a phony person. Course is in nice condition but super overrated and very boring. The only thing that makes it hard is the surplus of trees and they roll the green enough to make 9 hole shotguns last 3.5 hours. Do not caddy here unless you are willing to make a dweeb feel like a king.

Had a wonderful time and experience at the Chevy Chase Country Club for my second cousins wedding…read more The venue is amazing. They had very nice decor and the atmosphere was incredible. The establishment was very well maintained and clean. The bar tenders were quick and friendly. All the wait staff did an excellent job to make this day memorable. The food tasted very good and was plentiful. The tiramisu cake was delicious.

Great place to golf - son did a tournament here and only gave 4 stars because 5 would mean we'd…read morehave to try the food :) Will update next visit

First off all I got to say is "Skaidre's" review of this course is unreal because she got made she…read moredrove into a place that didn't turn her down because the way her car looked. They turn her down and sent her on her way out of the grounds because she didn't have a member tag. So shut up with ur nonsense of why u were "yelled at" and told to leave. Moving on sorry - the golf is amazing so many courses. So much history. The tournaments they have held are beyond anything u have ever experienced when it comes to golf. Watch tiger beat Sergio in 99. Loved the bmw championship. Got three fist bumps from tiger periodically over that weekend. Then the food is amazing. The people that clean ur golf shoes are wizards. Like how did u get my shoes to look like that again. And just overall a golfers paradise.

I can only review as a spectator and visitor to Medinah Country Club, as I have not played golf in…read moreyears. The greens are beautiful and well maintained. It takes an army of staff and volunteers to bring the President's Cup here and overall, we had a great experience. For the price we paid for Captain's Club tickets, I appreciated the drink selection invluded, and fabulous views of holes 3, 4 and 5, but the food we had was awful. It was basically cold, overpriced cafeteria fare. I was disappointed in my cold cheeseburger and waffle fries. When they handed my hubby his club sandwich in a small plastic box, he looked like a child receiving socks and underwear on Christmas morning! I wish we would have chose to eaten elsewhere. Everything else was a nice experience but for us a "Captain's Club fail" on the concession food. Nice places to sit, relax, rest or charge a device though. We also appreciated the upscale trailer restrooms for use, over the porta-johns.

We provided services for this company in good faith and submitted invoices for payment. Despite…read morerepeated requests and ample time to resolve the matter, the invoices remain unpaid. My experience has been extremely frustrating due to the lack of follow-through and professionalism regarding payment obligations. I always prefer to handle business matters privately and professionally, but after exhausting those efforts, I felt it was important to share my experience so others can make informed decisions when considering doing business with this company.

Long time member of this "hidden gem" (one of its marketing taglines) tucked away in Glenview…read more Think of Valley Lo as a low/no-pretense country club that is SUPER family friendly and even family ORIENTED. Wonderful dining -- casual attire but a nice menu; phenomenal service, and plenty of TVs and an activity room available to keep kids occupied. Tennis. Paddle tennis (one of the biggest programs in the US apparently, with a relatively recently rebuilt paddle hut that is spacious, well appointed, and has a regular bartender). A well appointed and maintained fitness center with personal training, classes, massage, and all of what you'd expect at a fitness club. A four lane 25-yard swimming pool that is surprisingly underutilized much of the time...and also features a kids' swim team that has become competitive among the North Shore programs. 18 holes of par 3 golf -- fun, family friendly, and again, without the pretense or expense of a "big time" golf club...and still with leagues, lessons, and events. The real showpieces of the Club, though, are the beach and lake open from Memorial Day through Labor Day (sometimes a little earlier and a little later depending upon weather). Sailing. Kayaks. Pedal boats. Paddle boarding. Swimming (some triathletes train by swimming around the lake -- it's about a mile around). Catch and release fishing (mostly for the kids). An adults-only area. A super casual beach cafe. Unsurprisingly, servers who'll deliver soft and adult beverages to your chair. A recently launched outdoor bar that complements the outdoor dining, weather permitting, in the warm weather, with lovely views of the lake and surrounding areas. Along with that, there are myriad family oriented and adults-only events, from bingo nights (really -- and they're a riot) to a "turn back the clock" New Year's Eve party where "midnight" is nine pm to the expected holiday events (gingerbread houses, caroling dinners, St. Pat's, Easter, Mother's Day, Father's Day, etc.). Breathtakingly good and popular 4th of July fireworks (usually on the 3rd) on the back nine of the golf course -- this typically draws over 1000 people and, along with many of the other events, features kids' activities like games, small rides, face paining, etc. Among the biggest draws is the youth sports camp which is as brilliant as it is well executed. Drop the kids in the morning; pick up in the afternoon. They get exposure to a variety of activities and sports and get fed. Counselors tend to be teenagers who are well trained and lead the events; the camp is run by a seasoned professional whose approach is to sneak in ideas of character and sportsmanship along the way. The clubhouse and grounds (golf course, beachfront) are great spots for a wide variety of events including corporate outings, family parties, prom dinners/photos, and weddings. Through the years, Valley Lo has maintained itself well and made significant investments to keep up and improve its clubhouse, athletic center, paddle and pickleball facilities, and now golf course. It's welcoming and inclusive -- while it is a private club that requires sponsors, it's not a draconian and super selective process like some country clubs, and tends to welcome all comers. Economics are considerably more attractive than big time golf clubs as well. We've been members for more than 15 years, raised our kids here, and have come to know and love the team ("staff" always seems demeaning to this reviewer) and the membership. If you're not a swanky golf club person but prefer something less stuffy and more fun and family oriented, Valley Lo should seriously be on your list to check out.

Dope place. New…read morePaddle hut and indoor golf simulators are the bomb. Awesome setup with patios and gas firetables. Such a cool setup, and all the members are super friendly. Privilege to have played here and I would thoroughly encourage you to jump at the chance if you are ever invited.

You are treated well at a members only club! Every bit fancy, attentive staff. Beautiful club room…read morewas set up for our conference.... the food was well prepared and presented!

Part 2 Looked at…read moreher. Looked back at the lemon. Then continued walking. This was not the first citrus incident of the evening. A man near the entrance had begun telling strangers he used to know somebody who played for the Bears. The story changed every few minutes. First it was a linebacker. Then it was a cousin of a linebacker. Eventually, I believe the connection was that both men had once purchased tires at the same dealership in Elk Grove Village. No one challenged him. Why would they? There are social contracts in places like Chandler's. You let a man have his Bears story. He lets you have yours. At another table, two couples were splitting a bottle of wine and quietly conducting what appeared to be a competition over whose children had become more financially successful. One woman deployed "Northwestern." The other countered with "consulting." Then came "private equity." The air changed. Somewhere, an invisible referee rang a bell. Private equity won. The defeated couple immediately ordered another bottle. This is how dynasties end. Jenny returned with more iced tea. By this point I began to wonder whether she noticed the room was sliding toward madness. She moved among the tables like a Red Cross worker in a battlefield, Lulu Lemon pants in tow. Another cocktail for Gary, despite overwhelming evidence that Gary reached his natural limit forty minutes prior. Gary was now explaining putter technology to someone who worked there pantomiming a pendulum stroke using his butter knife. Nobody in the room needed dessert. Several people appeared already to be carrying enough saturated fat to survive the winter without shelter. And yet people ordered it. Because this is America. One table ordered a massive chocolate dessert and then immediately began complaining about how large it was, "Jesus, look at this thing." Then they ate every bite, of course. By now, something resembling a cocktail convention was forming near the bar. A man in loafers was telling a story about Lake Geneva, a pontoon boat, and slightly exaggerated marital infidelity while another man nodded far too enthusiastically. I returned to the chopped steak. I began to appreciate its honesty. Everything around it was pageantry: The clothes. The cars outside. The old, rich drunks. The endless talk of golf memberships, renovations, vacations, refinancing, college admissions, second mortgages, taxes, and people named Dave. But the chopped steak? The chopped steak had nothing to prove. It was beef. It had been chopped. It was steak. Case closed. Chandler's is a place where a person can still order a ten-dollar burger, drink iced tea, and overhear Gary reveal his entire net worth while explaining the difference between a Roth and a traditional IRA. By the time we left, the night had hardened into full suburban darkness, the parking lot ablaze under yellow lamps that make every SUV look vaguely criminal. People emerged from Chandler's in small groups, heavier than when they entered. Some walked steadily. Most did not. One man stood beside an Audi for a long time staring at his phone as if the vehicle had betrayed him personally. A woman nearby was saying: "I TOLD YOU I GAVE YOU THE KEYS." He had the keys. They were in his hand. This seemed like an appropriate conclusion. Inside, Jenny was probably still pouring iced tea. Gary was probably still alive. Dave remained unexplained. And the ten-dollar hamburger continued existing in defiance of economic reason. Five stars. Not because Chandler's is glamorous. Not because it is innovative. And certainly not because anyone needs another lecture about steak. Five stars because it feels like a surviving fragment of an older America where the beef was plentiful, the prices were tolerable, the tea came in large glasses, and drunk men could still publicly destroy their dignity one golf story at a time.

This was my first outing of the year and I was excited. Unfortunately it rained the night before so…read moreit was cart path only. The course overall was in decent condition. There were some soaked parts of the fairways but as expected. The greens were good and taken care of. The fairways are wide open in my opinion. There are a couple holes where you need to clear some water. The golf club folks that took our payments were nice and the starter was pretty cool. We played the front 9 twice and the 2nd one we arrived a little early but the 4 some was a dragging so they let us go ahead of them. We will be back as it is one of my favorites. But pretty pricey, $108 with cart - I hope it was just 4th of July pricing.

This country club is mostly known for it's golf course. It borders Harwood Heights. I am personally…read morenot a member here, but I visited this club once. It's grounds are beautiful and incredibly well kept.

Had the privelege to play yesterday with a memmber. Course was in good condition and can be a bit…read morechallenging in that it is fairly "compact" with mature trees, water hazards, etc but fun to play. Classic "old school" mens locker room, grill room, and card room with attentive service. Convenient location (NW side of Chicago).

We went to dinner with friends and it was a very pleasant evening. We sat outside in the patio…read moreoverlooking the lake. The rooms, patio, pool, lawn on the lake and buildings are beautiful. Service was very professional and friendly. The food was delicious and the servers were very attentive to being whatever was needed. We had a small Caesar salad, skirt steak with frites, a turkey burger, filet mignon and a sesame wedge with shrimp. The fries on the skirt steak were thin and crispy, the ones that came with the turkey burger were thicker and not as crispy. The sesame wedge dressing was tasty yet it was very light and not at all oily...so much so that I asked for more. The grilled shrimp on the side were a tad cool and not as fresh as I would have expected. They brought complementary cookies and although I didn't taste everyone else enjoyed them!

Best Country Club around. Most professional staff and best staff at any club. It is the most…read morecleanest and best maintained property for any club Nothing compares to this Club. Hands down best club.