Chapel Hill Country Club

The rain has part of the curse closed bud there was a 2 some that took 2 and 1/2 to play 9 holes which slowed everyone done

A good neighborhood course. Lots of hills and trees, very little water. Grass a little thin and ground a little hard but in good shape otherwise.

Some dead spots(fairways and greens). Greens were very stiff and fast. Stopping the ball was a chore. Wedges bounced off greens like they were concrete. Sand was unplayable on 85% of course. Also surprised they didn't have a ranger babysitting shirtless drunks on Saturday Memorial Day weekend.

Title sums it up. You get what you pay for, and Chapel Hill is the course I play the most often. For $20 hot deals, or even the coupon rates you can get off their Website, it is a decent enough course. The length allows you to use every club in the bag, the atmosphere is casual, and the staff is friendly.

If you're looking for majestic views and cart girls, you got the wrong place.

If you're looking for a quick round (weekdays) at a fair price, this is your place.

ok I played the course 25 years ago it was a convince for the guys playing so I chose chapel hill ther was one guy working the counter on an 80 degree day I'm sorry that's unexcepital took for ever to check in get food then the phone rang a couple times give the poor guy some help !!!!!! It rained the day before so there was water on top of cart when we left for the first we got wet from the water on top of the cart,sorry that's not right

Course was in good shape (especially the greens) and staff was very friendly. My biggest issue was the layout. The par 3s and 4s were way too long from the forward (red tees). At least three par 3s were set up at approximately 170-195 yards which 90% of women have no chance to hit in regulation without hitting a driver. There were also at least three par 4s that were 375-400 yards from the forward tees. In many cases, the difference between the "forward" tees and the next set was less than 15 yards. That is not much of an advantage for women and/or less skilled golfers. I enjoyed the course enough that I would recommend it to male golfers, but I know a lot of women who would find it too difficult.

This course has very good condition greens. The front par fours are very long and somewhat narrow.

Been playing this course for years and it is now in best shape...ever!

Although the course was decent and somewhat challenging, the pace of play was very poor. The course allowed six golfers to play together and this group would not let others to play through. Also, other groups would not let others play through even though they were very slow and may have been hitting more than one ball. I would not recommend this course for someone who likes to play golf at a decent pace. And many golfers were sharing golf clubs which slowed play down.

Course is in great shape. It' was challenging but not crazy for a recreational player like myself.

I'll definetly be a returning .

Watched the weather and slipped in a round after a rainy Saturday morning. Weather cleared just long enough but was a tad cold on the back nine. Chapel Hill was in decent shape for this late in the season except for a few greens (namely 11, 13, 14 and 15) which were pretty torn up with previous winter damage but the rest of the greens were pretty smooth and fair. Lots of leaves but it's that time of the year. Plus the course was empty when we arrived at 11am....and scooted around in 315. Love this place because you save $50 by not playing Stonewall Orchard and don't have issues with pace of play because of the empty tee sheet on the weekends a lot of the time prior to noon. 3.5 stars and had a real nice day.

Started on the back 9 as it was slightly jammed at 1 when I arrived, and half way through my round I was greeted by the cashier who told me I needed to show my receipt or leave (I've golfed at golf visions courses numerous times and have never received a receipt upon purchase). When I told him he didn't give me a receipt, he threatened to call the police. I feel like I've been robbed. I will not return to any golf visions course in the future. If you must golf here, make sure to get a receipt so they can't pull the same stuff on you.

Teed off on a beautiful Saturday shortly after 11am. Our two some finished in 3 hours and 10 minutes. The 1st 4 holes and the last two holes are long ones for their pars and the rest of the course is tight short and sporty. Greens were in fantastic shape....best I've seen them in years. If folks want to stay away because of hard patchy fairways that let your ball run and run, sketchy sand traps and a clubhouse 19th hole that's a square shack go right ahead! To be able to play mid-day weekend on an almost empty course is a true blessing....and this is a fun golf course that keeps your interest. Sure there other courses in the area that are much better conditioned.....but you'll be waiting on every shot so I'll go play Chapel Hill for less than half the price and have more fun. Plus at the turn they were grilling the dogs/brats/burgers over real charcoal. 4 stars and I mean it.

This could be a beautiful course, but seems to be very worn down. The "Clubhouse" is completely closed and looks very run-down. The carts were okay, most greens were okay, but the fairways and rough was very dry and sometimes beat up. The bunkers needed a lot of care also. It is not due to dry weather, simply poor care. A shame - could be a really nice place!

The Good: Quirky "old school" layout just east of the Fox River has some redeeming qualities: Small, well-kept greens, some good, long Par 3's, and a 700-yard Par 5 to talk about at the 19th hole (which happens to double as the clubhouse). Several short, dogleg Par 4's that play more difficult than the yardage. Decent value at under $40 during weekend peak season.

The Bad: Course conditions are poor and the greens, while good, are too small for the average player. The former clubhouse is now abandoned and not utilized, replaced by the 19th hole trailer. No driving range or on-course restrooms. No GPS and not many yardage markers. Limited service with no starter or ranger. The Par 5 17th is more of a design flaw than even a gimmick.

The Verdict: You get what you pay for at Chapel Hill CC. There are many other courses in the area for a just a few more bucks - you'd be better served playing them.

Best Hole: Not too many holes aren't quirky, but the short Par 5 9th is a very good hole. Drive must avoid a creek and approach to a small green covered by sand.

This course is fine to get a quick round in from my location. A number of the greens had dead patches and the fairways haven't seen water since it rained last from what I could tell. Staff is friendly but course is poor,.

from teeing off the first hole to last. large bunkers in front of some greens to elevated greens. just a pleasant place to play a round of golf!

Course is fine greens are small course is not marked very well