My wife and I spent some time researching venues for our baby shower and ended up going with the…read moreSeven Bridges Golf Course. I have golfed here many times over the past few years and heard great things about their wedding receptions, so knew that it would also be a great choice for a baby shower with friends and family. We booked our date about four months in advance and worked closely with the event coordinator, Róisín Daly who was outstanding throughout the entire process from start to finish. She provided a thorough checklist of how to prepare for the event, along with the materials they provide and anything additional we would bring. On the day of our shower, Róisín, Jennifer and Martin were all available to help us set up and ensure that the serving staff followed the timing of our schedule. The Gallery room was the perfect size for 60 of our guests, offering scenic views of the 1st and 10th holes of the golf course. Everyone raved about the presentation and quality of the food, from the appetizers to the beautifully plated main course. Following dessert, we had a couple hours to play some games, mingle, and enjoy ourselves. Our experience was truly seamless, with great communication from Róisín and a perfectly executed event by their entire staff. Our guests had a wonderful time and the feedback was extremely positive. We would highly recommend this venue if you're looking for a classy event with friends and family, I can assure you we will be hosting more with them in the future. Thanks Róisín and team! Best, Charlie & Kristine

Meh. Just meh. The room was as cold as a meat locker. The salad bar (haven't seen one since Covid)…read morehad basic selections and two dressings (ranch and balsamic), and the clam chowder was thin with no potatoes and microscopic pieces of clam. My baked fish was tasty but came with a dried out baked potato and bland, over-steamed mixed vegetables. My husband had the Lenten fish and chips, with thick extra batter -two bites before fish was reached. The staff was excellent but won't be back.

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.

We held my daughter's bridal shower at arrowhead and worked with the catering sales manager, Emily…read more She was wonderful to work and the event a huge success. She took extra time to help me figure out how to make the flower bouquet bar work in the room. She also worked with us on the number of people we had attending. I would definitely come back to arrowhead because of Emily.

I really like to golf so this was fun for me. Good time, will be coming back. 10/10 experienceread more

The service was amazing!!!! My sever her name was Kayden and she was amazing always came and…read morechecked on us with my friend and I had a great time I highly recommend this spot!!!! Come to top golf!!!

This location is amazing, Frank and his staff run a well oiled ship. The location is always clean,…read morerestrooms kept up, staff is attentive, the food is pretty decent and so are the drinks. Bring the family and make wonderful memories.! TIP: one hour is NOT enough

The food was good. I ordered the Mac n cheese bites and the nachos. I have gotten the Mac n cheese…read morebites before and they were much better back then. The service was very good. The waitress was very friendly. It was a long wait to get our food. Overall a very fun experience. By the way on Tuesday it is 50% off.

Our family host multiple events at White Eagle each year and everything from the venue, events…read morecoordinators, and food is amazing! Michelle and Marissa go above and beyond to help me set up the space and make sure it is ready for the day of the event! Looking forward to hosting more events at WE in 2024!

We hosted our daughter's baby shower there a few weeks ago, and while the setting is lovely and the…read morefood was delicious, the organization, management and service was lacking. Though the details of the shower had been thoroughly discussed prior to the event, on that day I found myself constantly have to ask to have items taken care of that we'd previously agreed to. Just a few examples: The mimosa bar was not set up and ready to accept guests at our contracted start time, and we had to frequently ask for refills of champagne and juice (as well as coffee). They never offered soft drinks to our guests. This made the event much more stressful to me and the other hosts (although the guests had an excellent time and enjoyed the shower thoroughly). I sent a letter detailing my concerns immediately after the event, but never even received the courtesy of a response.

Driving range was nice, great grass and area. Simple and easy! Went on a Saturday afternoon and…read morewasn't too busy.

I haven't played Springbrook in a couple years but just finished 9 holes with my 2 grandsons. The…read morecourse was in fantastic shape. But the course has really changed. Gone are the grumpy old curmudgeons who made you feel like you were bringing their daughter home late on a date. From the starter to the pro shop and even the greens keepers, they were great. Friendly, smiling and such a big attitude change. Thanks for finally getting it right and not making the place feel like a place old golfers go to die.

Our first day out golfing this year and we pleasantly tried a new course. I had been to this…read morefacility years ago in the banquet area for a sweet 16 party. For some reason didn't even know there was a golf course behind the building! What a great little course! Along part three it could be called. It is early in the season, but things look to be well kept. There were enough water challenges, and bunkers to keep you on your toes. It is pretty conveniently laid out course as well. No searching for the tea box in the next hole. The clubhouse is delightful. We did not sit in the dining area, but it looks comfortable and spacious. The bar is welcoming and warm. However, on this beautiful day, we sat out on the patio and had full service from the bartender, Gabi who was delightful and darn good at her job! Our foursome shared a fried pickle appetizer and the soft pretzels with beer cheese. They were delicious! The patio is so comfortable and overlooks the beautiful course. Overall, it was an absolutely wonderful afternoon and we will definitely be going back as the summer progresses.

A ROUND OF 9 Grab…read moreyour clubs and enjoy a breezy half-game at this public golf course in Bolingbrook. I must've driven past Boughton Ridge at least a hundred times by now--that's not to mention the 2-3 times I've been to Ashbury's, the sports bar inside the clubhouse--yet it wasn't until thsi past weekend that I finally hit the links with my dad & father-in-law, when we tee'd off around 11am on a Sunday in late July. Overall, the course is pretty nice. The fairways are in decent condition, although several tee boxes were roughed up and the putting greens had plenty of dark spots. The bunkers could use some TLC, too. There was a lovely fountain in the pond near Hole #7 and the waterways seemed well taken care of. Greens fees are a reasonable $18. You can rent a pull cart for $5 or a golf cart for $10pp (having caddied as a teen, I elected to save a few bucks by carrying my bag of clubs). I made some solid tee shots and a handful of good drives, even though I lost a ball in someone's yard and spent way too long in the sand trap on #6. Playing through 9-holes at Boughton Ridge takes roughly two hours, depending on the experience level of your group. The course is exclusively Par-3's and Par-4's, although a couple of the latter were long enough to be considered a Par-5. At some point the beverage cart swung by us, and the course ranger ensured a speedy pace of play. * TL;DR * Don't have 4+ hours to commit to a full 18 holes? A round at Boughton Ridge will get you home before lunch. The fairways and greens have plenty of divots, dings, dents and general wear-and-tear but that's to be expected on a public course (c'mon, this ain't Coeur d'Alene). Boughton Ridge is similar to Twin Lakes Golf Club in Westmont, though I think BRGC is more picturesque and challenging. I'd love to come back some day in the future, maybe once my little guy is old enough to read putts and swing a 3-iron.

I have been wanting to go mini golfing. So I stumbled upon Puttshack. Such a beautiful and clean…read morelocation. The staff is extremely friendly and polite. We went for the $25 unlimited mini golf on Sunday. The course was fun and interactive. Its 9 holes I think you can get through it quickly. Very family friendly I highly recommend. They have multiple large bars and a kitchen with bar food. We had the wings garlic parm and buffalo very delicious and crispy. We had the bbq chicken nachos they came in a huge bucket they were just okay. I think they needed more cheese the bbq sauce was very strong. I had a expresso martini it was not all that great whatever cold brew they use is not the best. I also had a pomegranate cosmo which was delicious. Overall I definitely recommend and will be back again before end of summer.

I do enjoy Puttshack. I've been a few times in the past couple of years for golfing, visiting the…read morebar, eating the food. I would say the ambiance, and the food/food service is all very quality and on point. I would say my biggest issue is the technological aspect of the golfing. When you start your mini golf journey, you approach a giant iPad screen, where the computer connects you and your golf ball. On this particular visit, it took rebooting the computer three times, and two employees to configure the golf ball. I thought this was the biggest hiccup, but throughout the 9 courses, multiple people in my party and even in parties in front of us were having issues with their golf ball. We had to keep getting an employee to get a brand new ball, or to even reset the current golf round. I think the technology aspect of this place is cool, but desperately needs upgrading.

I have been on the hunt for amazing wings in naperville and I honestly might have finally found…read morethem. Had my dad bring home some dinner after a round, and when he suggested wings I was 100% on board. I wasn't completely sure what I was expecting but I was definitely not expecting what I got..they were SOO good!! Perfect combo of drums and flats (I like flats) and the amount of sauce and kick was to my liking. I can't wait when they fully open up so I can go and order more! We also ordered the spinach quinoa salad & chicken pear salad that were very good...but compared to the wings...c'mon.

I've been a proud Member of NCC for 32+ years. Our golf course was renovated 2005-07 and is always…read morein perfect playing condition. Our clubhouse and dining facilities were expanded and modernized in 2021 and our food and staff have never been better. Although we've had a waiting list for several years, NCC is the best value in the western suburbs and Member opportunities are available. Please direct any questions and interest to Atusa Freyer at the Club.

First, the positives: the course itself is in great shape. Fairways and greens were…read morewell-maintained, the layout is challenging without being unfair, and there are some genuinely beautiful holes. For pure golf, Cantigny can deliver. The problem is everything that happened between shots. We booked three Friday morning tee times with varying numbers of players in each group. At bag drop, the host seemed less than thrilled by the arrangement and appeared confused about where bags should go. Maybe coordinating three separate tee times was complicated. No big deal--it was a brief interaction, and we moved on. Check-in was smooth enough. At $128 per person with a cart, though, expectations are naturally a little higher than your average muni. Then we arrived at Hole 1. Since golfers can be routed to either Hillside or Lakeside, there was a ranger directing traffic. Unfortunately, he seemed completely overwhelmed by the existence of golfers showing up for their scheduled tee times. Two other groups parked in front of him, and what followed looked less like tee-time management and more like air traffic control during a thunderstorm. We arrived 30 minutes before our tee time and were ready to go, yet nobody seemed sure where to send us. Eventually, we were directed to a tee box and instructed to wait 10 minutes after the group ahead of us teed off. Fair enough. Then, moments later, we got yelled at for not teeing off soon enough. So apparently we were simultaneously too early and too late. Quite an achievement. The group ahead of us was painfully slow. Every hole became a front-row seat to their entire golf experience. We watched every drive, every chunk, every search mission into the rough, and every putt from three different angles. I'm all for golfers of every skill level enjoying the game, but at some point pace of play becomes a group project. What made it frustrating was that we were constantly waiting on them while the ranger seemed fixated on us. I've played a lot of golf and have never seen a ranger appear this frequently. It was like having a very concerned wildlife photographer tracking our migration patterns. Every few holes, there he was. The funny part? We were a threesome of ladies hitting fairways, keeping pace, and generally doing everything golfers are supposed to do. If you're looking for the source of slow play, maybe don't start with the group standing around waiting. The ranger attention continued all day. By Hole 17 (Hole 8 on Lakeside), we were told to hurry up because an outing was starting in 12 minutes. Interesting. If the course knew an outing was scheduled, perhaps that should have been factored into the tee times they sold. It was hard to understand why the pressure was being directed at the group waiting on every shot instead of the group creating the backup. Then came another memorable moment. After a quick bathroom break heading to Hole 10, a van was blocking the only path to the next tee. We tried finding an alternate route and immediately got yelled at again--this time by entirely different personnel. Consistency is important, and Cantigny's staff certainly demonstrated consistency in that department. Initially, I wondered if some of the treatment had a sexist element to it. Later, after speaking with others in our group who experienced similar interactions, it seemed more likely that everyone was receiving the same abrupt treatment. Whether it was sexism, bias, or simply poor customer service, the overall experience left a bad impression. Also, the cart path only on multiple par 5s... NOT COOL! In summary: beautiful course, challenging design, excellent conditions, and a layout worth playing. But for $128 a person, I expect to spend the day focusing on golf, not participating in a live-action customer service obstacle course. Cantigny? Been there, done that, bought the overpriced tee time, and won't be back for a sequel.

* Please note this review is for a wedding and not the golf course *…read more When touring potential wedding venues, Cantigny stood out to us almost immediately. They were friendly and not pushy. After our first meeting, we knew we wanted to move ahead with booking. They are very organized and gave us a folder to walk through all components of the booking process. The wedding food tasting went well and on our wedding day, it tasted just like I remembered! Their food choices are extensive. They offer both plated meals as well as family style. We chose family style so we could try multiple options. Jessica was our wedding coordinator, and she was great. She was very responsive to emails. (That was the easiest way to communicate with her). Our day of coordinator was Jessenia, and she was great too. She ensured the room was set up to our liking and kept us organized. I also want to recognize the day of banquet staff, Serrano, Danielle, and Jon, for being amazing too. (There were a couple of more, but I didn't get their names) Cantigny was a blast to work with, and everything I requested for our special day was honored.