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

It's a beautiful course and it was in great shape but that's where the positives end…read more The starter was extremely unpleasant, we had groups of teenagers in front and behind us negotiating to play together. The rate of play was unbearably slow. 18 holes were pushing 5.5 hrs. Due to the course being over crowded. We played Sunday afternoon, the beverage person on course went home before we played 9, the grill and the turn was closed. No way to get even a water on the course without going up to the bar. I'd love to play the course again under different circumstances but probably won't because it was so bad.

I wish I could leave 0 or negative one!…read more Tee time was at 7:20 on Friday August 1st , from the 2nd hole it was a terrible round. They like to have workers doing maintenance everywhere. One of them almost ran me over. Another was in the middle of the fairway blowing our golfballs all over the fairway. Didn't care what he was doing. The starter saw it , the member that was golfing with us saw it. You also allow your employees to stand on the green while we're hitting onto the green. Your so called country club is trash. For $85 you can shove it . Your tee boxes are trashed and greens suck . No excuses for how terrible your course is run. Fire the one that trains them .

1 star for poor rain check policy…read more You can't use your rain check online, so you have to call ahead to book and they won't honor the online price ($79 posted online price but $100 charge today). And the old fart in the club house was cranky and gave attitude the moment I walked up.

The golf course is in decent shape with fun holes, but the management is the worst I've seen. Pro…read moreshop employee made a stink about my family wanting to play a round, it was only four golfers and two non golfers, we understood this would've been a "bigger" group, but it's never been a problem at other courses. We tried explaining that we wouldn't hold up any play, but she proceeded to state that they don't have large groups on course. The irony of the situation was that they had a junior tournament at the same time with up to 10 people following groups from hole to hole.

Played here last week. Very fun and reasonably priced 9 hole course. Easy to walk. There is a…read morefun hole that plays onto an island on the Fox River. Course needed some clean up, but it's very early in the season. Because of so many walkers, it does tend to back up. Definitely worth a look if you are only interested in playing 9.

McChesney's Pub & Grill at Prairie Landing Golf Club is now our family's favorite brunch spot. Very…read morenice selection of food from breakfast favorites, carved meats - the prime rib was divine. Great seafood (baked salmon), raw bar and sushi rolls. They also have quite a deal for bottomless Mimosa, Bloody Mary & Aperol Spritz at a very reasonable price. Because the venue is not too large, the serving stations aren't too crowded with people trying to get their food. The staff was very friendly & accommodating, making it an enjoyable experience for the entire family that we are going back there for Mother's Day brunch.

Great course but their rangers take their jobs just a little too seriously. We were 7 minutes off…read morepace after 14 holes, never holding anyone up at any hole at at any time but this a-hole decided to not only light us up but stayed with us for an entire hole watching our every shot and even going so far as to get in one of our carts to move it up even though my partner had picked up to go get it to save time and move us along. So screw you Mr. Ranger. Get a life. Oh and btw when we walked off the 15th hole, there was nobody on the box AND when we finished the last hole, a long par 5 there was nobody on the hole anywhere behind us...so maybe you should have directed your attitude towards the guys behind us.

Fun tough course that is well-maintained and unique. Each hole has its own difficulties and style…read morethat makes it fun to play. Not a single hole plays like the one before. There's a nice driving range, 3-hole par three course, practice approach holes, and 3 putting greens as well! The staff is always nice from the starters, the grounds crew, the cart crew, pro shop, and bar tenders. I highly recommend Randall Oaks!

The course is always in amazing shape, fairways, greens, and bunkers are always pristine. The…read morepractice facility has got to be the best in the area with 4 separate chipping/putting greens, 2 par 3 courses, a large practice bunker, and a sizable driving range. Aside from the course itself the prices are all very reasonable... especially for what you get. Staff has always been great

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.

I was in the pro shop and I brought in a broken club for to see about warranty and they said "…read more instead of wasting 25 dollars in shipping back to Taylor made invest in golf lessons" "learn to not hit driver before you are warm bc you can't hit the ball well" " maybe don't buy that driver for ur first club bc you can't hit the ball well" from employees

Golfed at Makray Memorial O'Hare Rotary Golf outing. It was a good experience from start to finish…read more Lovely course, helpful staff. Not a lot of water which was nice. Definitely challenging but in a good way. Dinner in the clubhouse was excellent. Chicken and ribs were excellent but the roasted vegetables were a standout. Again, very nice staff.

Call early they book up fast speak with stephanie or jeff, four, your catering needs thank you.So…read morethey are very pleasant to deal with

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.

Ski runs are very short but it's a good place to practice without a huge crowd. Turning wide is…read morehard because they're fairly narrow. There were lots of ruts so you have to watch out. Chair lift is good but the smaller runs with rope tows are annoying because they're difficult to get started on and you get held up if someone falls. Rental equipment is easy to get and seems to be in decent shape. Food options aren't great but it's edible. It's about what you'd expect out of a freezer bag. Price is decent but it's hard to say great because it's essentially underwhelming school cafeteria food.

Delicious and incredible service. We sat at he wine bar on a last minute walk in and had a great…read moreexperience. Will come back if in the area 100%