Streamwood Oaks Golf Club

This is a great course as long as you don’t mind the water water plays into just about every hole, which was brutal for us and I lost many balls but overall I would say it’s a beautiful course. It’s well maintained the staff was great.

Course was in great condition even after all the rain the weekend before

Pace of play was horrible.

Ranger was out on course, but was not able to improve pace of play

A little backed up at times but friendly staff and good course conditions

Great coarse to knock off 9 holes & a ice cold one🍺

Play was super slow I get it there are some intermediate or beginner golfers but when you take five plus shots to get to the green and then you're putting like five or six more shots you may want to just chip onto the green and Putt to keep moving along. Ranger didn't help out at all cart girl was feeling drinks in the middle of the fairways instead of allowing people to hit and get off and out of the way

Great time as always! Will definitely be coming back soon!

I really enjoyed this course. I personally think it was one of the more difficult courses that I have ever played. A lot of narrow fairways with water hazards to the right of the average driver landing zones.

Greens were in good shape and all had a firm consistent roll.

My only complaint about the entire course was the tee boxes were lumpy… Tough to find a flat area to tee up on many of the holes. Very odd and unexpected for such a nicely maintained course everywhere else.

This place would be ok if you could get around the nine holes in anything like a reasonable time. But you can’t. 2:40 to play nine is beyond unacceptable. Marshall’s out driving around the course and making zero effort to enforce pace of play. This isn’t a one off, it’s everyone I’ve ever played here. Where there are three groups piled up on the same tee box and no one is out enforcing pace of play. Just no. I’ve given this place numerous chances. I’m done

Good yards for a 9 hole course. Busy course on a Sunday

I think this is a great course for beginners and seasoned players. It’s enough to keep you challenged but not hate the game. Good greens, great staff and reasonable pricing. Cheapest 9 holes with a cart in northwest burbs.

If you’ve ever dreamed of spending three hours playing nine holes, congratulations—you’ve found nirvana. This course gave me the rare opportunity to achieve inner peace while standing motionless on a tee box. Enlightenment via boredom.

The group ahead put on a dazzling display of how not to play golf. Multiple tee shots per hole, snowman scores written with the passion of calligraphy, and an unwavering commitment to replenishing the lake’s ball supply. I stopped counting at 50. Honestly, they had more whiffs than the 2024 White Sox, and unlike the Sox, these guys never made it off the field.

The rangers deserve a standing ovation for their “invisible observer” routine, while the beverage cart girl added comic relief by openly laughing at the absurdity of it all. Pure theater.

Some highlights for future visitors:

• Perfect course if you enjoy cloud-counting between shots.

• Ideal training ground for deep breathing exercises while someone tees up their fifth ball.

• Great spot to work on your patience, your posture, and maybe even your will to live.

• A must-play if you’ve always wanted to see how long geological time actually feels.

All in all, a groundbreaking experience. If you want real golf, go literally anywhere else. But if you want to test your sanity while watching others invent new ways to waste time, this place is five stars.