Today's the last day of summer and we wanted to do something fun so we went miniature golfing. I…read morelove this location because it's on flat ground and I have problems with my knee so it's really easy for me to maneuver through the course. There were lots of people there and we still didn't have to wait that long to get through the course. There's plenty of seats if you get tired along the journey. I saw a sign where after 7:00 p.m. it's 18 and up. I definitely recommend stopping by and giving this place a try it was only $8.50 a person to play miniature golf. They have gambling machines and also areas where you can practice putting and hitting the ball. Looks like a lot of fun if you're looking for some entertainment come over here and check it out.

Great place fun. Clean, great environment takes family kids. You will love it here. I love there…read moreminutes golf

I was just in there for an iron fitting at The Studio with Dominick. I am just under 5 feet tall…read morefemale and not your standard women kind of club and shaft either and he was very patient and really knows his stuff I tried may different types and variations of irons and we were able to squeeze a wedge fitting in there as well. I would highly recommend a Studio fitting. I was in there last year for a putter and I was Dom was there to help me with that as well. He was and still is amazing. Great guy!

Great place / Greta staff! Great place to get your clubs re grinned and demo some clubs. Friendly…read morestaff

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.

DOUBLE BOGEY Not…read moreeven rain could stop our foursome from enjoying a round of 9 holes at this golf club in Bartlett. For the annual "EKGs for EGK" charity event, I joined Nichole C and a couple friends for a shotgun scramble on 9/29/19. Bartlett Hills Golf Club is located just off of Route 59 & Bartlett Road in Bartlett, IL. Bartlett? BARTLETT!! It had rained heavily the previous day, so the course was soaked but our spirits weren't dampened. The sandpits became small ponds, and the small ponds turned into large lakes. Soggy greens screwed up my short game something fierce. The fairways were pretty f*cked up and many were unplayable in certain areas. Shout out to the woman with the salty language who drove the beverage cart (you da real MVP!) They had a decent selection of craft beer in cans for $5, plus the usual domestic swill, some nice imports, and even White Claw for those who hit off of the ladies' tee. The halfway house looked like it could benefit from a fresh coat of paint and other touch-ups. Course itself was of moderate difficulty, nothing too crazy. We only played half a round on the front 9, so I can't comment on the back 9 holes. Bartlett Hills is definitely more a low-key country club than challenging like Cog Hill. Afterwards, we adjourned to the banquet hall area where our group enjoyed a hot buffet, raffle, and silent auction. Food was more than decent: burgers, brats, baked beans, macaroni salad, coleslaw, and desserts. Staff were on-the-ball (golf pun for the win!) and they took great care of us throughout the event. * TL;DR * You know what they say: a bad day of golf is still better than a good day at work. Well, I've had some pretty awesome days at the office......and some damn lousy days on the links. Despite the fact that the rain really affected play (puddles would literally swallow our ball), we tried to make the best of it. I'm really glad we attended the event hosted by Tracy K -- both my fiancée and I walked away with sweet raffle prizes! In fact, our whole table cleaned up nicely with more than half of us taking something home. I'd be more than happy to come back next year, albeit in more favorable weather conditions. ((For those still not 100% sure where Bartlett Hills Golf Club is, I'm guessing it's located in Bartlett County within The United States of Bartlett. That's just a guess, though))

Great wedding planning team. They are so nice and truly care about your day. Gorgeous facility…read moretoo.

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.

Steve was very prompt in returning my call and took the time to thoroughly explain his services and…read moreextensive experience. You can immediately tell he is passionate about golf and genuinely invested in helping his clients improve their game. Although my husband's current schedule and commitments conflicted with lessons at this time, he would absolutely be interested in working with Steve in the future. I highly recommend him to anyone looking for a knowledgeable and professional golf instructor.

Attended lessons with him for the last couple months and he has been excellent at improving my game…read more. I will continue to go to Steve and highly recommend him .

Player here yesterday. Love this place. Courses in area are a bit rough from all the rain and…read morelots of wear by middle of august. Really have to give a shout out about the greens. Just great! Always run true, even with difficult conditions. Highly recommend!

Brutal attitudes with employees -- seriously I golf all the time and the lady at half way -- blonde…read moreolder lady was sooo mean I'm sacred to go back in there-- simply disrespectful!!!! Unbelievable-- even tried to change her tune with pleasantries-- walked away and she slammed the window

Just talking about the 9 hole par 3 golf course:…read more Walk up, pay 16 bucks or something, and go play 9 holes on a short little course. No reservations. No driver. Longest hole is 185 or so. Great spot to take brand new players and kids. No time pressure, no dress code. No one will bristle at golf etiquette mistakes. But you'll probably only be hitting irons. Driving range attached. It's about as low stakes as you can get for 9 holes. Greens aren't great but a pretty decent place to learn to putt. Slow, nothing tricky, breaks the way you think it will. Bunkers are patches of sand with some tall grass weeds, but the greens are pretty big and you're usually hitting a 7 iron so it's fine. All I all I like it but it's not a place I'd score, which again makes it great for learners.

Definitely a decent minigolf course for the price. A few greens definitely could use some help and…read morea little bit of vacuuming on the greens. Besides that it was fun! Had a terrible group in front of us that wouldn't let us pass so keep that in mind as well.

I'm only reviewing the restaurant as I haven't golfed here but the food was good with sizeable…read moreportions. A little expensive and food options were limited but no real issues when I ate dinner there.

The Arrowhead restaurant staff provides quality food every visit for a reasonable price.read more

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!