Extremely nice place in Prospect. It has a great golf course, swimming pool, and a great dine in…read moreplace for dinner and lunch. We have visited frequently because it is in my dads neighborhood. Nice place for sure

I had a lunch meeting in the area and my lunch companion is a member. It was the first time I've…read morebeen into a country club - quite an interesting place. I wandered around until I found the dining area. It was about 1pm and we were completely alone. Apparently there is a business lunch rush, but it comes and goes between 11-1230. The setting made for a perfect business lunch, because we could talk openly without any distractions. I ordered the Club sandwich on rye with fresh fruit. The fruit was clearly fresh and delicious, but I wish I got more. It was a Solid take on a club and at a very reasonable price. The only negative in the experience was the lack of service at the table. I think it was intentional (again, they don't want to bother you), but I could have used more water and some mustard. I doubt I'll find myself signing up for membership since it's in Kentucky, but it did seem like a cool place. There is a fitness center and golf course on the ground. I'd be happy to meet here again for lunch.

The Shriner's Club is having their week long Christmas fund raiser. What a fun evening. There is…read moresomething to offer every night this week. The food and beverage tasting with a live band/orchestra this evening playing 40's music was a blast. Tomorrow is Bunco, Tuesday line dancing, and Friday a murder mystery dinner. Not sure about Wed and Thursdays events. They also have breakfast with Santa on Saturday morning. The fund raising consistent of buying raffle tickets to place in a basket for drawings at the end of the week. They probably have 40+ decorated trees that you can place your tickets in the bucket. Trees are fully decorated with lots of goodies included with the tree. They also have a bake sale, a Santa shop with various Christmas items to sell, wreaths for sale and gift baskets to again put your ticket in the bucket with the hopes of winning the drawing for all these items. Staff and volunteers were very friendly and the food and drink vendors had some awesome food for us to sample. A great organization that does a lot of good for our community. If you get a chance go out and support them this week or at one of their other fund raising events.

Enjoyed an enjoyable evening at the Taste of the holidays/Wonderland of trees event. The food and…read morebeverages offered by the various vendors were exceptional and the trees where gorgeous. They are offering a wide range of events this week or you can just simply visit to admire the trees.

Owl Creek is a great country club. The food is outstanding and the service is amazing. It is a…read morefamily friendly venue we love dining there and having various family and business events, including wedding receptions, birthday parties, and Christmas parties

A treat for club members and guests. Separate rooms for families and adults. A well stocked bar…read morewith friendly bartenders. Great sandwiches/salads and entrees. Daily dinner specials . Specialty brunches (fathers day etc). Great waitstaff. Great manager.

Went there for my son's birthday for the ax throwing. Everyone had a great time. Addison helped us…read moreto perfect our throws during our warm up. Jerry made our food and helped us with the beer wall and answered our questions. We will try the axe throwing as well as the rage room and the racing games next time.

Soo good!!! Got our…read moreace throwing game on at noon on a Friday. $20 to play for an hour? Yes please and thank you! Great instruction. Coaches were cool. Had to "create an account" on the registration iPad to complete the waiver. Drinks and food sold here. Pizza, wings. First person to hit a score of 51 wins. Not close to or going over. Varied bullseye screens to choose from. Best see throwing establishment ever!

Been coming here for 15 years. We've seen a few changes over that time and it's the best it's ever…read morebeen. Easily a top 5 golf course in the state and the new greens keeper has things DIALED! The food is much improved over the last few years. A new simple menu that has all of the country club classics you could ask for delivered with great taste and a friendly staff. Very excited about what's happening at Audubon and proud to say I'm a member!

This is a wonderful country club that offers all of the amenities you are looking for in a country…read moreclub. The restaurant, bar area, club house, pool, tennis courts, golf course and practice range are all nicely designed and built in a way that they offer their own intimate areas. The staff is friendly and very professional. The golf course has a great layout and it is a little challenging for first time players. However, I believe that once you play the course a few times, you will learn the key target areas. You will play the course up to your skill set but you will still be challenged enough to want to play the course again. If you ever get a chance to play the golf course, STAY OUT OF THE ROUGH! I strongly recommend that you contact Eric (the course Pro) and schedule a visit.

when I tell you the fairways are in good shape now. believe me. this place is so back now, recently…read morejoined the dual club and I don't regret it.

Worst pace of play I've ever experienced. every hole had multi groups waiting. $60 for a weekday…read moreround to just sit for 5.5hrs. never again. Oxmoor, get a ranger on the course to speed up play or don't over book.

The staff at HcC really are the best! Morgan is the most prepared and detail oriented event…read morecoordinator, and she is always great for helping create the perfect luncheon!

We attended a wedding here recently. Yea OK it's a CC, pools, golf, blah blah. Been there done that…read morein St Louis when we lived there. Difficult for first time to get here since little directions on premises. Couldn't tell which entry to use. Limited parking. Wedding ceremony was wonderful; food served by CC mediocre, regardless of items served Buffet style. Food should have been much better; little flavor. Service by staff very good. But again interior looked looked 19th century Dull musty English Manor. Lifestyle of the Rich and shameless; not really!

Been here so many years in a row. Big changes this year, no chicken dinner felt like fewer booths…read more More food trucks, but prices seemed a bit high. Also, the amount of air pollution with trucks running made it feel unhealthy. Appreciate them giving food trucks a place to be but can't we do both, food trucks and chicken? (OH, and maybe add bingo to Friday nights?)

This was the 175th year of the St Joe Picnic in 2024 and it was held the 2nd weekend of August on…read moreboth Friday 4 PM to 11 PM and Saturday 11 AM to midnight. We attended on Saturday from 5 to 8 PM. Parking was also available in the area at the seminary with a bus shuttle to and from the drop off at the front gates of the event. Wish there had been more shuttles available during peak hours because the wait was extremely long. We arrived at the drop off point at the front gates and then waited until an extremely long train (total of 6 engines) passed before we could enter. Trains pass by periodically, which is to be expected. We had pre-purchased $100 worth of tickets online for the 20% discount, and it was a bit of a challenge to find the Will Call booth for pickup. We were also surprised to be told that the tickets were only to be used for food, which is contrary to some of the wording on the website. We ultimately did patronize several game and activity booths which did in fact accept the tickets, so all was not in vain. We were aware that the special $1.75 chicken dinners offered this year in honor of the 175th would go fast. News reports indicated 4,000 dinners would be offered for an expected crowd of 50,000 patrons over the 2-day event. By the time we made it to the chicken dinner ticket booth, they sold out by 5:30. A bit disappointed, but we had been prepared it might happen. I felt bad for those who were not well aware beforehand. We ended up getting $7 beers and $3 hot dogs, playing a few games, purchasing a few raffle tickets, and then selling some of our tickets to other patrons and giving some away as we headed out early to go down the street to eat dinner at a sit down neighborhood restaurant. Our party of 6 all agreed the event felt a bit disorganized, difficult to navigate booths and the property, signage was sparse, and golf carts were annoyingly prevalent throughout the pedestrian pathways. Since this is a charity event, I was happy to participate and lend support. The volunteers are all to be commended. The property itself is also lovely beneath the mature trees and the weather was pleasant.