Good 9 hole course. It's short and has no par 5s. Things are a bit tight so you may have to watch…read moreout for errant balls from another hole. The holes themselves are visually appealing and everything is in good condition. Pace is an issue, but only on a relative basis, as I finished in 2:10 despite 3 lengthy delays from holes 5-9. There were 2-3 groups waiting, so it's probably possible to finish in 1:30 or less. Bathrooms in the clubhouse and between holes 4-5 are very clean and have requisite items like soap, hand dryers, etc. The beverage cart came around once, which is fine for 9 holes, as you also end up near the clubhouse regularly. Nearly every hole had a ball washer and they were all topped up and had towels. I didn't try the restaurant but it looks like an excellent place to watch a game and likely has the standard pub fare. Overall, it's a good spot to walk a quick 9 that's not too far from downtown and is a high quality option vs other city run courses.

Hello , I made an appointment with the golf instructor…read moreChris Urgo Tam O"shanter golf coarse and learning center. 7680 n Caldwell I was impressed about Chris expertise of how to swing the golf club properly I learned so much from him i plan to take another lesson soon As soon as i practice the information he taught me I m so excited to practice what he taught me I Highly recommend this instructor.

I was recently gifted a set of golf clubs from my nephew.  And I haven't golfed in like 30 years,…read morebut that fact didn't deter him from gifting it to me, lol.   Well, if and before I hit up any golf courses, I first need to hit up a driving range, and so here I am on this day, and there will be need for more sessions lol.   This facility has a nice driving range setup.  I really don't know if it's tip-top state of the art, but it's plenty good.  They actually have 4 separate driving ranges.  3 of them are built into the back of their main building and on 3 separate levels - their 1st, 2nd, and 3rd floors actually.   The bays in these ranges used to have member card readers, but these were recently replaced with keypads that use a registered user online account to charge your prepaid account for the number of balls hit. Each bay has automated ball and tee dispensers which is quite nice, and it's like being spoon-fed your tee shots!  The 4th station is in a grass area where you can hit naturally off the grass.  The current cost is 21.8 cents per ball on the grass.  On the driving range bays, it's 13.0 cents per ball for seniors.  It's a high tech and convenient operation here and their driving range ball rates seem reasonable, so it's a big thumbs up from me and the facility certainly met my needs.

This is a review for Dream Golf Pro Shop -- extremely poor experience…read more TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE. STAY AWAY. Bought a wheeled golf caddie bag from here on Sept 4th for $600. Used it ONCE within 5 days and found multiple defects: 1 Bag is way too heavy, poor design 2 Wheels are unbalanced, doesn't roll straight 3 No brakes - when taken off the cart, it slides away and hit my foot Today is September 8th, and I came to return or exchange the golf bag with all tags still attached. When I tried to return it, the owner REFUSED, saying "the wheels have signs of use." Let me ask: What am I supposed to do with a WHEELED golf bag if I can't roll it on the ground? Carry it in my arms everywhere? And seriously -- when you buy a suitcase from a store, do you carry it out in your arms? No, you roll it. Same logic applies to a wheeled golf bag. That's literally what wheels are for! So their claim that 'wheels show signs of use' is completely invalid. To make it worse, the owner also said "it can't be resold after being used" and that refunding me would be "cheating the next customer." So do you throw away every hat, shirt, and pair of shoes that customers try on in your store? Hypocritical nonsense. I was planning to buy an On Off driver today. They're charging the latest model price, but I'm not sure if this club is actually the latest model. So I decided to forget about it. Not only are there quality issues with the products, but the after-sales service is completely unreliable, and the pricing isn't honest either. Everyone, please be very careful. The golf center should consider replacing the golf shop called "Dream Shop."it's a nightmare!

I recently visited the PRCC with my husband for an alumni event. The event was held at the main…read moredining room. The space is beautiful and has a beautiful view. The staff were very helpful and friendly.

A twinkly paradise at the holiday season west of Touhy on Prospect with special events rooms and…read morecatering, golf course. The spiral staircase to 2nd level very ornate at holiday time. Newly remodeled restrooms on main entry and coat check person. Valet parking under the canopy and tipping is expected. Parking lot if you want to self park. Lot is not brightly lit though. Summer pool and golf. Members only club. The main banquet room holds about 25 or more tables. Fireplace room more for small event maybe 8 tables. Grand foyer at the top of the stairs, nice restrooms and well tended throughout. I always feel like the fairy princess for our holiday bash. The whole place is lighted exterior like a ginger bread house. Bar service available. Waive your wand and hope you get to go at the holidays for an event.

This country club is mostly known for it's golf course. It borders Harwood Heights. I am personally…read morenot a member here, but I visited this club once. It's grounds are beautiful and incredibly well kept.

Had the privelege to play yesterday with a memmber. Course was in good condition and can be a bit…read morechallenging in that it is fairly "compact" with mature trees, water hazards, etc but fun to play. Classic "old school" mens locker room, grill room, and card room with attentive service. Convenient location (NW side of Chicago).

Everything went well . The staff are top notch…read more Very clean Trackman on bottom tier.

We enjoyed mini golfing here with our 3 year old. The course had some fun holes with just the right…read moreamount of challenge.

This is by far one of the best golf simulator places I've ever been to! Each bay has a table and…read morecouch, very cozy for when it's not your turn. You can also book a private room, as great place for an event. We didn't get any food, but definitely want to try next time, looks delicious. Now for the golf. The simulator is more high tech than I've seen. It automatically detects your terrain and changes the ground to fit it (fairway, rough, and bunker). I've never seen something like this before and it definitely enhances the experience. Another cool thing is during practice it shows you how you swung, by not only showing a model of your swing but a video recording playback. 10/10 recommend

Came here for fun on a Saturday with my two family members. We aren't golfers but wanted to try…read moresomething different. This is the perfect place to have fun and enjoy indoor golf with no pressure. Sure there are pros in there practicing but the environment is so welcoming, we didn't feel intimidated. The employees are super kind and helpful. There are food and drink options to enjoy as you play. You get to rent by the hour and if you don't have your own clubs, you get to rent them as well. There are options to play games or simulate a real golf course. They also play music throughout which adds to the fun vibe. I really enjoyed the afternoon here and highly recommend coming by with a group of friends or family for some chill golf.

Dope place. New…read morePaddle hut and indoor golf simulators are the bomb. Awesome setup with patios and gas firetables. Such a cool setup, and all the members are super friendly. Privilege to have played here and I would thoroughly encourage you to jump at the chance if you are ever invited.

You are treated well at a members only club! Every bit fancy, attentive staff. Beautiful club room…read morewas set up for our conference.... the food was well prepared and presented!

I love this golf range. The staff are awesome. Queen Elizabeth and Mr k. Awesome people. Do you…read morewant to mention that the 25% discount in the evenings for adults that work makes more sense than and the lunch hour. Would be nice if you can keep that for the rest of the summer I'm a senior so I would greatly benefit thank you so much.

I've been coming to Harry Semrow Driving Range for years and used to stop in regularly. Over the…read morepast few months the overall value has dropped noticeably. Prices have gone up significantly compared to what they used to be. At the same time, the quality of the range balls has declined--I'm finding a lot more cracked and damaged balls in the buckets than before. When you're paying more and getting lower-quality balls, it doesn't feel like a fair trade. Because of that, I've started going to other ranges more often and come here much less frequently. The location is still convenient and the facility itself is fine, but the combination of higher prices and poorer ball condition has made it harder to justify regular visits. Hoping management takes a closer look at both the pricing and the condition of the balls they're putting out.

Pretty good layout for a municipal course...I have enjoyed playing it during the week when it's not…read moresuper crowded...but if you value your time and the quality of your golf experience, DO NOT PLAY THIS COURSE ON THE WEEKEND. At least when I played there was nobody enforcing pace of play, so we were well on track for a five + hour round of golf while the group in front of us was busy plumb bobbing its putts for quadruple bogey ... with an entire hole open in front of them. Could be a lovely round with a little bit of gentle guidance from rangers to keep pace, and some regular reminders to adhere to some of the basic courtesies like raking bunkers, replacing divots, and repairing ball marks (none of which seemed to be being done on a particularly regular basis...).

I am sharing some concerns from our 2025 season outing. Unfortunately, play was significantly…read moreimpacted due to active maintenance on the greens--specifically punching and sanding--during our round. On top of that, the course was cart path only, even though conditions didn't appear wet enough to justify that restriction. A 90-degree rule could have been a more reasonable option. As a result, several players were unable to finish due to the physical strain of walking, especially for those with health issues. Most notably, a man who works as a starter and is still recovering from an illness had to quit mid-round and was understandably frustrated. Do you have any suggestions on how we can better coordinate with Glenview Park staff moving forward? It doesn't feel like our concerns are being acknowledged, and it's affecting participation and enjoyment. Thanks for your time,

Solid course for a good price. There are plenty of trees, but it remains pretty open even if you're…read moreoff line. Not picturesque, but pleasant to walk or ride. Some tees/greens show the use/people not repairing after their shots, but not egregiously so. Pace of play was good on a Thursday afternoon. Watch where you park as the 9th green is close and errant shots could hit your car. Clubhouse has a few snacks and drinks like Gatorade and Snickers and staff are friendly. Good spot to play 9 that isn't far from downtown.

Very solid 9 hole course. Staff is extremely friendly and the course is fun. I just started playing…read moreand my group and I get through it in 2 hours before work in the AM. Had a group hitting into us once and the groundskeepers will be in the way during the first tee time slot. They will get out of your way though so at least they're not jerks about it.