Lost Marsh Golf Course

Unbelievable hot deal 18 w/cart for $12. Regular green fees are a little steep but it is an excellent condition, well designed course and worth it. It rained /drizzled off & on during whole round but I expected some. Supposed to be paired w/ a threesome but the starter said I could head out alone if I wanted. Played as a single and played through several foursomes as i caught them, round only took 2:45 hrs

The Course is great, the only problem is some of the tee boxes are too close to the greens of the hole before. Seems a little dangerous.

Great layout with some interesting holes. Great restaurant/bar for afterwards

I tee'd off at 9 am Sunday. The weather was perfect, the course was perfect. The greens are very receptive. They are a little slow for what I'm used to. I will definitely be back now that I understand where some of the blind shots need to land.

Very tight, water darn near every shot, tree lined on middle holes but gorgeous. Great staff and great facility overall!

close to city. gets expensive on weekends with sky bridge tools.

Everyone was professional course was magnificent recommend it to anyone

Great entertaining track. Bring your shot making skill and check your ego as the course will punish errant tee shots and often requires a modest layup even on par fives. Greens were in great shape and rolled true. Good golf will score well and bad golf will rack up a large number! Good track and a good value.

This is a great course. I would recommend it to all golfers. Bring extra balls as there is a lot of water. Lightning fast greens. It was a very hot day and not much shade. There were water jugs about every fourth or fifth hole. The beverage cart came around several times. And there is a nice snack shack in the middle of the course

Wonderfully difficult great

This course is always a blast to play. The first 5 holes are incredibly challenging due to the water hazards but they make the course what it is. Lots of variety in the holes and they make you think hard about shot selection. Always seem to be in pretty good shape and the staff is usually very friendly.

Always well kept. Greens fairways and are as good any where challenging course

This course has a nice layout. But you better be ready for that front 9 lots of water. Price was right for a Sunday morning. Played here 5 times last year and will definitely be back again.

The course was very nice, but the pace of play was horrible! Our group finally left at the13th hole because we had dinner plans and couldn't finish and be there for dinner. I was very disappointed because I think they need to schedule tee times at least 10 or 11 minutes apart. We waited 10 minutes on every hole.

Lost Marsh schedules tee times every 9 minutes. The pace of play on the scorecard allows for 10-16 minutes per hole. The course was extremely backed up for the first 5 holes. It took 3 hours to play the first 9. We had to leave after 13 hole to get home for the Blackhawks playoff games. I have only played the course one other time on weekends, but several times on week days and did not have the same problem.

The course was in outstanding shape for April, especially as compared to others in the area. However, our round on a Sunday was in excess of 5 1/4 hours. Despite that all on the course could see multiple groups on every hole, the folks behind us kept firing into our group. No rangers in sight after about the first six holes.

We like the place, but we won't be back for a while.

Par 5's set up very stupid but nice otherwise

I've been coming to Lost Marsh for the last 3 years from the Chicago area. Typically, this is an awesome track. Pace of play is usually 4-4 1/2 hours max and the staff is usually friendly.

Unfortunately, yesterday was the worst round of golf I have played in a very long time. I teed off at 11:06am and we finished our round at 4:17pm. There was 3, 4 somes ahead of us that were a group of friends and just about every hole, they would wait for each other on the green/tee box, etc. At one point, on hole 12 it took us 27 minutes to finish because the group was in the woods ball hawking, then proceeded to wait for their friends to come up the fairway on 13 and talk to them (no one was on the green and our tee box was backed up with 3 groups including us).

At that point, I called the club house. The ranger came out (didn't catch his name) and told my friend, what seems to be the problem. My buddy goes, "We've been out here for almost 3 1/2 hours and these groups ahead of us are not keeping pace, then wait for each other to finish holes."

The ranger then said to him VERBATIM, "Yea, well what's the issue then we're packed today."...he gave him attitude for expressing his displeasure with the situation?? I was appalled by his lack of professionalism at a course where I've never had an issue let alone with a ranger.

I have played this track probably 10-15 times in the last 3 years and drive an hour out of my way to do so. I have introduced multiple friends to this place. Sadly, this might be the last time I come play here because it was the most frustrating round I have ever played.

I'm NEVER one to complain about things and understand a course being packed during peak hours on the weekend, but this was almost 5 1/2 hours I wish I had back.

I played on 10/2/15 and greens were very recently aerified. No notification on GolfNow but I thought the greens were still playable just very slow.

I had been looking forward to playing the course for 3 seasons. I got the chance and played even with a forecast of winds of 20-30 mph. I had heard how challenging the course can be (especially the first 5 holes) so I wasn't really expecting a good score with winds of that speed.

I found this course to be one of the most fun course I've ever played. I think some would call it gimmicky and I totally understand where they are coming from, but I found it to be very enjoyable layout. Considering what the land use to be, it is impressive.

The course conditions (aside from the aerified greens) were very nice.

Wind - the high winds basically made a good score impossible (I'm a high handicapper). If you are anything worse than a 10 handicap AND care about your score, don't play here on a windy day. You will be royally frustrated. I will definitely play here again but only on a calmer day (lost waaay too many balls).

I also think the slope and ratings are a bit low for the difficulty. Yes, the wind was a huge factor but this course would be very tough for average/below average players even on a calm day.

Lost Marsh is a very challenging course. The front 9 (or first 5 holes specifically have water and island greens. On a windy day it creates havoc. The course is in excellent condition as are the facilities. Prepare to lose a number of balls between the water and natural growth on the course. The course is always extremely well maintained so that is never a problem.