Tamarack Golf Club

Work on the Sand Trap. Otherwise the course is not bad.

The pace of play here was horrendous. Even for a Tuesday afternoon with a BUNCH of open tee times. Played the entire last 10 holes with 5 groups back to back to back. Many of those holes had all 5 groups on one hole backed up waiting for one another. Called the pro shop and they said they’d do something around hole 13 and absolutely nothing was done to remedy the situation. Just bring a Marshall out to nudge people along. Not that complicated to fix, but they seem to have no desire to do that at all. I can’t imagine what this place is like on a weekend.

Hadn't played here in a couple years, and was hoping for a much better experience than the last time. Unfortunately, really no saving grace to be found - it's somehow gotten profoundly worse over time. Many tee boxes were missing markers, bunkers are in horrible shape, and pace of play was absolutely atrocious. No one enforcing pace of play, people trying to jump holes and cut ahead, and just a general lack of etiquette seem to be standard here. This track seems to just attract the cheapest and most entitled golfers in the Chicagoland area. The cart was broken, there were not any water coolers on the course, and the lack of restrooms on a course that is surrounded by houses makes for a very long five hour weekday round as a single.

First of all. The clubhouse was filthy, carpet, smell wood decking rotted. 4 girls behind the counter chatting not working. Fairways were reasonable. Rough was good. Sand traps needed at least 30 semi loads of sand. 80% of them had none, only mud. And no starter or ranger to assist with play speeds. I got a great deal because of GolfNow and my golf pass. Will not play there again

No sand in most bunkers.

Four tees listed on scorecard but only two on most holes.

No on-course restrooms in late May.

Absolute dog track. Avoid at all costs.

Great layout and the course has been improved since last year but still needs work in some of the bunkers…. Removal of rocks, basic drainage could installed by using soak aways ( cost effective option) as install proper drainage system would be an unrealistic expectation. And then introducing more sand where needed.

Will definitely play here again overall it’s great value for the money!

Played an absolutely brutal round on saturday had a tee time at 11:48 and didn’t tee off until 12:15. Waited on every tee box and almost every fairway. Round was easily over 5 hours. When we arrived and made our way to the putting green only 8 mins before our tee time (because we heard it was backed up) there were no carts for us to take. This is not on the day to day workers they did their best with a bad hand - tee times 8 minutes apart is absurd courses will always be backed up.

As expected, slowed up on th back 9, but had a nice round.

It's still early in the spring, but generally, the course was iin good shape. The fairway bunkers could have used a bit of work, but the ones by the greens were in good condition. It's a tight course with lots of water and sand. Certainly knowing where the water comes and goes is helpful. I would definitely play ere again.

Not a bad course! However even though progress

is being made you can see the improvements , the sand traps need work in addition to needing more sand!

I wish they can do something on the course, everything looks terrible. Put some money to repair and provide sand for us to repair..

Course was wet as expected but playable . Greens were fine for putting .

If you’re looking to get out and swing in fall Tamarack is a great place to get out and play! With challenging holes and fun par 3’s it’s always a good time to swing the clubs.