This was my first time golfing here. The course is in great shape. Your halfway house has best…read morehotdogs and transfusions. Crystal was great she made my day after a terrible front nine. I also loved that the carts play music.

Course is very pretty but quite hard! I'd recommend moving up a tee unless you're excellent at…read moreplacing shots. There's a lot to think through and you'll definitely need extra balls. The cart GPS was not synced with actual pin locations. Course condition was good, save for a couple tee boxes and some spongy greens, which made putting difficult at times. Clubhouse has nice locker rooms, pro shop, and restaurant upstairs. Food was decent but not amazing. The outdoor patio is an excellent place to grab a drink and enjoy the view after a round. Overall great value for money, especially with the lower priced afternoon tee times.

Good course that's easily accessible from downtown. Some areas were dry and looked brown, but the…read morecourse played well. Greens are pretty fast, but putts are make-able. Only course I've played around the Chicago area with actual elevation change. Cart paths are bad like everyone says, but it won't ruin your day. Last 4 holes are the best, but the whole course presents a good challenge, especially when it's windy because it's so open. More ball washers would be nice. Food at the turn is well priced and has lots of options. Bathrooms are readily available and cart girls came 2-3x over 18 holes, so you won't be left wanting. A little better grass upkeep would boost the rating, but I'd still give it's still good, and I'll be back to try the starboard course.

Stopped in for a work related event (lunch)…read more Really nice employees , the course reminds me of a British course. Food was very good Very nice time

Good condition, especially compared to other CPD courses. Each tee box has a ball washer. No…read moreofficial starter, and groups were 25 min behind. Easily walkable, but a bit more back and forth green-next tee than makes sense. Errant shots easily end up on other holes/the street because of the compactness. Be careful parking as #9 green is right by the parking lot. You can get free parking when checking in by asking for a pass to put on your dash. Not a special course, other than seeing the skyline on #2, but meets expectations for value and proximity to downtown.

Great golf on the shores of Lake Michigan in a historic setting! It's only9 holes, but you can play…read moreit twice!

I didn't receive a cart after booking and pre-paying for it online because they ran out. It became…read morea huge run around to get a refund as the clubhouse staff couldn't do it and gave me a number to call that sent me back to the clubhouse, so I ended up having to put in a dispute with my credit card and wait for that whole process. Quality of the course was poor. It was incredibly backed up and disorganized. Asking to start on the back 9 in order to play a full round before dark somehow seemed like a crazy ask.

Very wet for a dry week end. Holes were being moved and plug during play where we had to wait for…read morethe grounds keeper to move before playing the next hole. No golf etiquette or customer respect here for sure.

This is a nice park to have a wedding especially if you are on a budget. The ambiance is beautiful…read moreand tranquil. If you're not getting married it's a great place to take pictures.

Do NOT golf at this place unless you enjoy paying for parking at a golf course. I checked in my…read moreplates in the "pro" shop by adding to their check in kiosk at a PC.....what a joke. and then I received this in the mail. I called the golf course and they referred me to a Caleb, who when I called, sent me to voicemail and texted me asking who this was. I sent him a picture of this ticket. Replied he would take care of it. When I replied the next business day asking if it was "taken care of", no response. My dad golfed here for 20 years before he passed in 2020. If he were alive, he would blow his top. Have you ever paid for parking at a public golf course?

Good course condition, but pace got to be incredibly slow on the back 9 and there was no marshal to…read morehelp things along. Came solo and again wasn't paired with a group. The pairings/starter need to be handled better across both courses. This course doesn't have water fountains at the bathrooms like the Port course and seems slightly less exciting/challenging overall. The highlight holes are 17/18. Port is the better of the 2 options since the price is the same, but the whole place needs to be a little better managed. You can definitely have a good time, but the little things add up and dampen the experience.

Has gps and usb in carts. Nice clubhouse, had a ton of different golf gloves and a decent size…read moreselection of men's shoes. The cart path is rough. Hole 2 is the only one without bunkers. No drinking fountain connected to one of the bathrooms, looked like it was removed from the building. Decent food at the turn. Nice that they have 2 courses, we played Starboard. Pricey and very slow play, no rangers. Overall a fun course and one we'd consider playing again but getting there can be difficult with the traffic.

Played 18 in yesterday's heat, mild breeze helped. The course was immaculate but for a few muddy…read morespots, greens were spectacular! Staff was as always outstanding!

Let me preface this review stating I am 66 years old and grew up playing Wicker Park golf course as…read morea young adult. This course along with Scherwood was my home golf course while playing on the Highland High School Golf team in the late 70's. I stopped playing there years ago because of the politics, neglect and overall vision of the golf course. I live in Myrtle Beach S.C. and traveled to Highland for Mother's Day. So, today 05/11/26 my brother and I decided to play Wicker Park as a last send off to a course we embraced as adolescences. I work at TPC golf course in Myrtle Beach and know a little about golf course maintenance. First tee, tee box shaggy and half cut. Tee markers spaced out more than the 6 step requirement. Fairways a total shit show. Lost or hard to find balls in the fairway. All fairways were unacceptable in terms of cutting length. Areas on golf course were totally neglected. Totally disappointing in overall appearance and playability. Wicker Park used to be the golden standard you measured your golf ability to.

I have had dinner there a lot plus brunches, lunches and everything else they serve. It is for…read moremembers only but the food is much improved since I started going. The new chef is typically spot on with everything he makes. The club itself is very nice. Plenty of activities. Plenty of upgrades happening. I actually don't have anything to complain about at all. I am already looking forward to Easter brunch, the opening of the pool, as well as the new bocce ball courts. Great place to check out and maybe become members.

Golf course is great. Pool is very nice. However, my grandma lives in briar. She pays extra for…read morepeople to use the pool. I've been going there using her number to just lay out, relax, use the pool etc. nothing crazy. I go maybe the 4th time and staff kicks me out telling me that she has to be present with me if I'm going to use the pool. .... I'm 35 years old. To be kicked out of a pool because my grandma isn't with me is petty as hell and ridiculous. Anytime I've been there, there's maybe 10 people there anyways. I've bought food there before as well so they are turning down money for what? To keep the people of briar happy knowing I'm not there? lol. I get it's a club but Jesus Christ, lighten up and don't be so strict. I'm not bothering anyone by laying by the pool. Not happy.

Thomas, the marshal, made our experience truly memorable. What a great, friendly guy and lovely…read morecourse. It's in great shape aside from a little goose poop. Nice challenges with water. Walkable. Very pretty.

Solid price for 18 holes with a cart. I liked the course, but there is NO food or water available…read moremid round. The turn is in the middle of nowhere, no water refill stations, and no cart person selling snacks. Staff are nice and organized, and you can find a good deal on the sale rack for apparel.

Had a great time playing. Not a boring course you often find at the $50 price point. Some water and…read morebunkers. Good challenge, but not crazy. There were a few muddy tee boxes and puddles in bunkers and the greens were sandy from a recent aeration. Luckily got a hot dog at the grill the setup outside, but no cart girl, and I wouldn't rely on getting what you want anytime. Overall, good course that could be a bit better with amenity improvements.

Hello, I hope this message finds the right hands. My friends and I had a 5 o'clock tee time on…read more6/28. We finished the front 9 right around 7:20 pm. It was this time that a cart boy told us that carts had to be in by 8 o'clock. We thought this was very odd since we paid for 18 holes with a cart, and that we had over an hour of sunlight left. We called the pro shop and a nice lady picked up the phone and proceeded to say not to worry about it, just play as late as you can and to have carts in by dark. Fast forward 20 or so minutes, we're now on the 13th tee box and the same cart boy said we had to return the carts. At this time I proceeded to say the nice lady in the pro shop said we could stay til dark. The cart boy then said he didn't believe me and that I should call her again. After calling her again, and after she once again stated we could play until dark, he said that she wasn't in control of the carts and didn't know what she was talking about. I said I would be happy to return the carts if we got our money back, he said that's not his problem. He followed up by saying us playing until dark would mean he would have to say til dark. I said I'm sorry but we are playing what we paid for. He tried to make a "compromise" by suggesting we skip holes 13-17 and tee off on 18 so we could finish up and he could go home. I once again told him no, that we were playing until dark. So after about 20 minutes of going back and forth, he said that we could lock the carts up ourselves and he drove off. I'm not one to get confrontational, but I genuinely could not believe the conversation we had with the cart boy. I find it to be very disrespectful that somebody wanted us to skip 5 holes just so he could go home. Not only were we engaging in a senseless argument, but we lost 20 minutes of daylight. Thus, we were only able to finish 16 holes. Never in my life have I been approached with such an unprofessional and childish conversation. Would not recommend.