Great spot - always busy but my son loves the trackman tech at the driving range - after golfing 9…read moreor 18 he's gotta still drive/ Can walk course - pull carts or golf carts - great spot and the have a restaurant

Still a great place, but, I hear there's a new boss. Saw a few things not so good. Like no…read moredrinking water at holes. Not so much a convince as a safety item. 65, 70, 75 yo out there in 90 degree heat..

This was my third time playing. The course seems in good shape, getting plenty of water…read more The greens are in good shape, but slow. Overall, they are consistent even when it gets hot and the morning dew dries up. Not too much roll out around the course mainly because it's watered well and when the ball impacts the green it leaves a deep ball mark. There aren't major water hazards, mainly small creeks winding their way through the course. Traps were in good shape. Affordable and enjoyable.

There hasn't been a "review" in a number of years from anyone. I never bothered looking at them…read more I have played this course 2-3 times a month for the past 15 or more years. Up until today, I would have given them 4 Stars. After my experience today, it is 1 Star. Today, awaiting the round to start, I observed a golfer, with cart, standing by the 125 Marker in the middle of the Driving Range as he was nearly 75 yards off course, out of bounds and he was trying to get back on the 18th fairway/green. I pointed it out to the Ranger on duty and he looked over at the golfer and shrugged his shoulders and said some people don't care about the OB Markers. He didn't care about it one bit. He drove off in the opposite direction and let the golfer stand in the middle of the Driving Range like it was nothing. Didn't stop there. After my round, I went to the Pro Shop to explain what I saw, and how their Ranger reacted. The woman in charge explained that they had " a lot of people who do that, and they can't do anything about it " When I explained that the Ranger could drive over to them near the actual fairway and explain it to them, she again said it wasn't a big deal in her opinion. Not sure why they would allow golfers to wander out into the middle of the driving range. Not just to retrieve their ball, but to stand there and line up their next shot. Pathetic response from everyone who was made aware of the situation. My buddies and I will be spending less time at this course going forward. Lots of nearby options and those other options actually understand how dangerous this can be. AND, would stop it as soon as it's noticed and not just say that it happens all the time and then refuse to correct it. 1 Star only because 0 Stars is not a choice

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

Golf is good, which is what you're there for. But $9 for a hot dog at the turn? Does it chip for…read moreme?

Deerfield Golf Course suffers from poor management, with pro shop staff displaying a clear lack of…read morecourtesy, professionalism, and regard for the customer experience.

One of my top recommendations for clients hosting weddings, baby and bridal showers! Staff is easy…read moreto work with and they have a variety of rooms for different events. Megan, North Shore Balloon Decor

great ppl, staff et, but the policies and mostly the head DBAG =Bill = no bueno…read more Look out, too ICE enroute after 1 pm on 11/9!

Don't take your kids here. My two sons and I were playing golf together. They are new golfers and…read morewere learning how to play. We were rushed by the starter as she drove around the course, and when we got to the next tee box we were waiting to play because we caught the group in front of us. The people here were not kind, and I don't feel like I can bring my family here. Where else are new golfers supposed to learn how to play? This is a nine hole par three course. People are supposed to be able to learn how to golf here. Don't go here if that's what you're hoping for.

We enjoy this well maintained course. The friendly staff start you off on time and maintenance…read morecrews are respectful of your play. It's a hilly course and the views are spectacular.

Absolutely beautiful playground right on the lake, perfect for all ages. There are two different…read moreplaygrounds for different age groups, one of which is handicap accessible. Lots of towers, climbers, music, slides and swings, and one playground even has a sandbox. The biggest downsides to this park is that's its wood chips and there's limited shade. There are some sunshades, mainly over the benches surrounding the playground, but the playground itself is fully exposed, so better to go on a cloudy day.

Nice little executive course. 7 Par 3s and 2 Par 4s. Driving range and putting area. Little snack…read moreshop and outside seating. Limited Pro Shop. Both gas and pull carts. My only complaint is that there was no port-a- potty or restroom out on the course so you had better take care of business before you tee off. CORRECTION; they moved the port-a-potty from the 6th hole to the 4th hole. Not sure why.