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.

They overcharge for clubs and booking will not return! Paid almost double compared to what their…read moreprices were online.

Wow what a surprise the Port course is as this was my first visit ti Harborside GC. People were…read morewelcoming and accommodating from the Pro Shop to the Restaurant! Although it was raining the Port course was in great shape and thoroughly enjoyable to play. Very challenging yet playable for a senior. Rewards good shots and humbles you when you miss!! Watch out for the rough and it grabs your club. Thumbs up to the groundskeepers. I look forward to coming back in the spring and playing the course again. Many thanks to everyone at Harborside!

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.

I'm an out of state resident visiting friends in Worth. Played Waters Edge on a Friday as a single…read more Ron the starter was able to get me out earlier than planned - thank you very much. Course is a great layout, well maintained and played fair. 4-hour round. Rental clubs were a mix bag: irons and putter were great. Driver and 5 wood were garbage. Also, they were all filthy. I had to clean before I played. I took a star off the rating for that.

Payed 20 like the usual but then realized it was 9 bucks for a push cart. Unbelievable because most…read morecourses don't charge for push carts so that was stupid. The terrain on the course was garbage. Green was terrible and mud everywhere. Don't even get me started on the walk back after the 9th hole. Felt like hell. Do not recommend this place.

I love this course…read more It's not the most challenging, but it isn't intimidating at all - it's the perfect place to learn to golf. The staff is nice, the fairways and greens are always in incredible shape, and their putting area was just updated and even better than before. It might not be the hardest golf you'll ever play, but I'm so grateful it's in my backyard!

This is an OK golf course, nothing spectacular. It is short and straight, no challenges to it…read more If I have just a little bit of time to golf or am golfing with my wife and daughter, this is an OK place to play. Other courses have better vistas and you feel like you are out in nature. Here, you do get to see what people have in their back yards in Frankfort Square. Not bad for a park district course and a good course for learning the game.

Friendliest staff of any course in the Chicago area. I loved the course and would easily give it…read morethe best value of any course I've played. Condition was excellent throughout. The only knock is no towels on the ball washers and no cart GPS. Everywhere you look is visually appealing. It's a short, open course so you'll hear a fair amount of "FORE" but that also helps to not lose your ball. Pace could've been a faster but never felt terribly backed up, and 4.5 hours to finish is reasonable.

Golf course was in good shape. $59 for a round with a cart after 2pm is a great deal. But if you…read morehave a pace of play issue, definitely don't let anyone in the pro shop know because it most certainly ruins their day to have to do their job.

This is a nice course in the Forest Preserve group. The design is good and provides a challenge but…read moreconditions are spotty. Several tee boxes were completely torn up and the water drainage is not good. There is a project to re-do bunkers going on and the new ones are in excellent shape while the old is effectively ground under repair. Every hole has ball washers and towels though they're clearly for the back tees because there is so much separation in tee boxes. Some cart paths are rough but it's not a broad issue. The staff are decently nice but the starter/ranger (doing double duty) knocks the rating down. The beverage cart seemed to end early as it wasn't seen after the front nine for a 2pm tee time. Pace should be managed better as there were multiple backups of 10+ min sitting and doing nothing. Clubhouse has a pretty good selection of food and prices are reasonable. $7 for a deli sandwich, $5 PB&J, etc. Carts don't have GPS but does have a card with 6 pin positions for every hole that is very informative. I hope the carts are upgraded to eliminate tears and cigarette burns in the seats at some point. The course is visually appealing and presents a good challenge. It's a good value at $62 for a weekend afternoon but could be improved in some aspects. It's worth playing.

$80 for bunkers that you can't even play in they were horrible. This was one of the better bunkers…read morein the course most had piles of sand it was not with it

If you could've already played this course, I would recommend it!…read more We arrived 15 minutes before our tee time And we were greeted by a line of 6 carts and a group of walkers. With a ranger this happened by the way, which a 6 year old could solve this in minutes. Paid for 18 holes and found out 2 are closed off, you give us carts but don't worry it's cart path only making the pace of play through the roof. The course it's self wasn't ready to open especially if it's ran this way.

Tried to have a nice day golfing with my wife today. We had an 11:00 AM tee time and started off…read moregreat, but once we got to hole #3, everything went downhill -- almost literally. Our golf cart decided to quit working at the top of the hill. We gave it some gas, took the key out, tried again...nothing. Even one of the older gentlemen nearby looked at the cart and said, "Damn, we need to get rid of that cart." They swapped us out for another cart, which worked perfectly, so no big deal. Then came the next adventure. We had a guy changing the hole locations on the greens, and unfortunately he decided to change every hole from #3 through #7 right as we were trying to play them. We tried skipping ahead to avoid waiting, but somehow he kept jumping to whichever hole we were on before we could finish it. Overall, it was definitely an eventful round. We were just hoping for a relaxed day of golf with my wife, but instead we got a little comedy show along the way. Hopefully the carts and hole locations are a little more cooperative next time!

Rudest staff I've ever dealt with. I'll never go back. I did nothing wrong and got talked to like I…read morewas a toddler.

Oak Hills is by far the best nine-hole course that I have played in the entire Midwest. It is…read morereasonably priced and the greens are tough. They do an excellent job with the maintenance of the course and the staff is always pleasant. You can tell the owner definitely takes pride in the course. I would highly recommend Oak Hills.