Mistwood was our venue for both our wedding ceremony and reception, and everything was beautiful!…read moreWe planned everything in 11 months with the help of staff coordinator Audra. In July we attended the tasting to try all the dishes and from there chose all the menu options for the reception dinner. It was very convenient to have the venue as the caterer, and as we had eaten at McWethy's, their restaurant, many times (including the night we got engaged), we knew the food would be good. Since our wedding was in November, we had both the ceremony and the reception in the Great Hall. There was another event there (baby shower) in the morning but we were able to take possession of the bridal room at 2:30 pm and the other group had cleared out by then. My now-husband and his team of friends who were helping set up said the staff did a good job of quickly flipping the venue from the baby shower to ours. My only quibbles with the venue pertain to the bride room. There was only one lit bulb in the chandelier, so lighting was poor; no hangers in the closet; they provided us with a samovar of water upon request, but it leaked all over the vanity (water bottles would have been better); the couch is very low (my maid of honor couldn't get up from it without help; my mother brought in a couple of dining chairs so we weren't just standing, because there was just one other armchair to sit on); and it started out freezing but ended up roasting hot in the room. It was a good thing it was just me, my maid of honor, my mom and my hairdresser, and we had already done makeup at my mom's house in the morning, because if there had been lots of bridesmaids it would have been too crowded! (The bride room is connected to the public ladies room, but it has a keypad lock; the lighting in there is quite ambient as well.) We went for a medieval sort of theme with our wedding, so the Tudor-style beams and large fireplace in the Great Hall worked well with this. Our photographer also took photos outside against the golf course and building, including a lovely but very steep bridge. Cocktail hour was in the Terrace Room while they flipped the Great Hall from the ceremony seating to the tables and dance floor setup. We had arranged for specialty cocktails (named after our cats!) and the bartender delivered! The catering captain, Betty, introduced herself to us and also coordinated the timing of things well (speeches, bringing out the late night snack pretzel wall, etc). All the staff that we interacted with were true professionals. The food was all delicious (we chose NY strip with garlic herb butter sauce, chicken with champagne sauce, and cauliflower steak with pesto sauce as our three entree choices), and it was very helpful that they could make accomodations for vegans, vegetarians, people with gluten allergies, and dairy intolerance. This was quite an affordable yet very beautiful venue for our perfect day! Everything went perfectly as far as I know and we heard so many times from guests how lovely the setting was. I would highly recommend Mistwood as a wedding venue if you are planning for your special event.

I am a 59 yr old woman who has never golfed. My husband LOVES golf so I decided I wanted to take…read moresome lessons so we can play together. I signed up for a lesson with Nicole. Wow did I feel so small and stupid! Nicole came up to me in the waiting area and I could tell she was a little shocked at my age. When she found out I have never played well all she kept asking is what sports I have played. When I said none, she replied with "not even bowling?" With such a condescending attitude i really wanted to walk out then. She made it VERY clear with her attitude that she was very annoyed with having me as a student. I felt SO stupid and will never go back there and probably never take lessons anywhere because I do not want to ever feel like she made me feel ever again!

Nice golf course clubhouse has a welcoming feeling to it…read moreWith a nice bar/restaurant Relaxed dining room, with a side room with video gaming also a large banquet room in clubhouse building Staff was friendly and accommodating for my group Menu has a good selection of items Including sandwiches and pizza Ample parking

My wife and I attended their Easter Brunch, and it was amazing. Shane and Kati did a great job. The…read morefood from eggs to Prime Rib was great. Service was amazing as well. Looking forward to their next event. Thanks again!!!!

A beautiful course, especially being part of a Park District. The maintenance seems slightly above…read moreaverage for that type of course. I enjoy it because it can be a challenging course. It is a bit expensive for a Park District or public course but it is worth it. You won't be disappointed in the experience. The food on the other hand seems to be hit or miss. I have had some really great experiences and others not so well, specifically during a fish fry. I would still recommend giving them a try!

The course itself was fine but the pace of play was extremely slow - no rangers around at all to…read moremove things along. Won't go back this year at all!

First of all, I am not a great golf player. I'm just your weekend warrior who enjoys the game of…read moregolf but I cannot believe that this golf course is charging $68 for a piece of crap golf course which is in terrible condition they should be ashamed of themselves to call this a golf course, if you love throwing your money away and love playing on crappy courses, then this is the place for you

This is a decent course for the money, especially if you're a resident or book on golfnow.com. The…read morecourse usually isn't in great condition, but what do you expect for a public course in Joliet? I usually end up waiting on the first tee for about 10 minutes. The carts are gas and very loud and you're probably best off walking if possible, because chances are you will end up behind a slow group of hacks, I mean golfers, anyways. I bought myself a pull cart and enjoy this place much more walking. Cheap cold beer and good hot dogs for the turn or after your round. One time a buddy and I were offered a free steak dinner of still-warm-leftovers after an outing. Free rib eye and baked potato! Can't beat that. Decent course if you are looking for a place to putz around.

Got here 45 minutes before the range closes and the extremely rude worker would not let us hit on…read morethe range. Told me they had to cut grass early and said go home. Horrible customer service.

EXTREMELY RUDE!!!! Checked website before heading out to the…read morerange. Arrived at 6pm ( website said 7pm closes ) and range all garage was closed so I called. Gentleman who answered was decent. I asked if we could get a quick bucket since they were supposed to be open and we had an out of town guest who lugged their clubs from Michigan. He asked someone and I heard him quickly say NOPE!!! I won't ever come back!!! Change your website if you plan on closing earlier...

Tom is a true "doctor" of the golf swing and technique! Hands down, the best golf instruction in…read morethe area, not to mention club fitting and having the best golf simulators around to play a round of golf on, anytime of the year. Playin Thru is dedicated to true golf performance. This is no big box golf shop, this is where you go if you want to play REALLY well...

We started bringing our 7th grader here just before christmas break for lessons and are so glad we…read moredid! Tom is very intuitive with his approach to coaching. Im amazed at how much my son has improved in a relatively short amount of time. We tried out a lot of golf pro instructors in the past and most were a waste of time and money wish we would have found Tom sooner. My son started losing interest and now he is getting excited again about the next golf season. We live in Oswego so its a little bit of a drive for us but well worth it. I would highly recommend him to anyone looking to improve their golf swing he goes above and beyond and truly cares about what he does.

It is Easter Sunday and the course looks great. Could not pass up the opportunity to take in 9…read morebefore lunch, 9 other foursomes had the same idea. This is the best kept secret in Will County.

We were here for a tournament, but honestly only for the concert, not the golf. The shuttles were…read moreappreciated and made getting in a lot easier, but once we arrived there was basically no signage or security presence to help point people in the right direction. There was a tent with security but no one stopped us or checked our tickets or anything. Once we made it to the VIP area, everything was easy to navigate and the sound from the stage was awesome. The concert itself was great. A few of the booths closed earlier than expected, which was a bit of a bummer, but overall, as a concert venue, it was a pretty solid experience. Was cool that they showed the tourney on the stage screen before the music act went live.

My first time here and I came here for Liv Golf. I didn't know that Liv Golf was a thing but glad I…read morewent. I went for Good Charlotte but I don't know much about golf so I thought why not go and see and learn. It was a very clean and organized festival. The parking attendants made sure to guide you each way to the proper parking spot. The buses were super nice travel buses with AC and comfy seating to take you from and to the golf club. When tons of people were heading out, they had buses lined up. The navigation for the event was helpful and tons of food trucks and vendors. You can easily walk the holes and see everything. Very nice bathroom facilities. I'd come back for another event.

Here's what you get at Broken Arrow:…read more Very weird club house with Marvel movies playing on an awkwardly placed TV Super bombed players post tourney yelling obscenities' at each other No rangers anywhere Marshmallows on the course, (personally hate this) Explosive defecation in both "no running water bathrooms" on the course don't go in here.... Fairly close homes on a lot of the holes Hard sand traps Bottle neck starting at 7 on both courses Decent hotdog Decent fair ways Average greens with no a lot of regard for ball mark repair All of the above could be improved if there better course management.

I played this course on Wednesday. And I thought I would give myself 48 hours to sleep it over…read morebefore I write something negative. But I can't hold it back anymore. 48 hours later I am still pissed off. I played an excellent round, however I am certain it would have been better if it weren't for the terrible terrible management of this course. I started playing the north course with a mate I haven't seen in years. 1st hole, I'm about to pitch into the green, but wait, where is the flag? Ahhhhh grounds keeper forgot to put it in. Second hole. same situation for birdie. Grounds keeper is rolling the greens in his cart, sees my mate and I, drives off, oh and guess what? NO FLAG IN THE HOLE!!!!! Hole #3, I won't even say anything, because you could probably guess where the flag was. That's right. So I got irritated. I called the clubhouse . They sent out one of their workers to us only to tell us, "we need you guys to go to the east or south course." Fine. We go to the south course. Groove was fine. Finished it. Figured hey, let's head back to the north course, maintenance should be done. Which it was. Holes 7,8,9 just take a guess what I came across? NOT A SINGLE FLAG ON THEIR 2 TIER OVERSIZED GREENS!! WOW!!!! I left. Pissed Off instead of relaxed. Where was my compensation for doing what the grounds keeper should be doing??? Broken arrow, if/When you read this; please let me know when I can pick up my check for doing the labor your grounds keepers should have done? Sidenote: I live on a prestigious golf course in lemont, and I wake up every morning at 5AM because the grounds keepers are out there HARD AT WORK, making sure they get the job done before the first person steps up to the tee box.