Chapel Hill Country Club

Even though we were out for a late season round the course was in great shape. The greens were soft but fast and the fairways well maintained and clear of fallen leaves. The Tee boxes were a little worn but it is the second week of November. Curious to the new management as the course has improved dramatically. Thank you for a great round!

If you like waiting to tee off on every single hole on every hole, then this is the place for you. The bunkers are not raked, the greens have many divots, and the fairways are covered with holes. It would say for the same price go to a different course.

Has a good layout and fun to play. They need to repair or replace all the hole information signs!

Course in decent shape just needs a little attention.

But it is inexpensive to play so that might be the trade off.

Good course… lots of trees making a slight ob shot difficult. Tee boxes were rough on majority of the holes kind of hard to find a patch of grass to tee off on. The thing that was the worst is the lack of a ranger. Played as a duo with a buddy and by hole 4 got stuck behind a few senior foursomes that really destroyed our pace and ended up turning a 18 hole game into almost 5 hours

Course is in bad condition. There are no good spots to hit on the tee boxes. Fairways are rock hard… it’s better to be in the rough as long as you’re not behind one of the million trees on this course. The greenskeeper is the worst part about this course; the pin placements are extremely difficult on many holes. A lot of the pin placements are what you would expect to see on the last day of a pro tournament, not a dive course that is filled with seniors and people trying to learn how to play. This is their way of making the course difficult and it works. Not to mention, the speeds are inconsistent as well. It’s an okay place if you want to have a cheap round, but don’t take things too seriously at this course.

Pretty decent course. Hilly. Challenging on a few holes. A little confusing when trying to find the next tee off box as some of the signs or hard to see or not there and the layout can throw off first timers. All in all good price and fair course.

The course is under new ownership and management and it seems that the improvements over the past two seasons have had a marked improvement. The greens and fairways are in much better shape and it seems that the number of players has also increased. All in all a very good value for the amount of greens fee.

For $33 it wasn’t horrible. It wasn’t relaxing or organized either. The course is tightly laid out, not much as far as boundaries go, so balls are coming and going into your fairway and beyond all day. Seems to be a draw for the new or very high handicap players, as the general gold manners are mostly ignored. It’s almost a ‘take a penny, leave a penny’ way of golfing. Several times I came up to where my ball should have been only to find another brand of ball nearby with mine gone. Bottom line- the place is up for grabs. Go in with an open mind and sense of humor it still beats a day of work. Inside sign in lady was rude and obviously worn from dealing with the other boneheads who come here.

Second time playing the course and being the first summer I’ve played golf it’s been a good course to play with little OB and forgiving rough. But tarter playing other golf courses in the northwest burbs this is without a doubt the worst kept course I’ve played at. It’s tough to distinguish the fairways from the rough, tee boxes are about 50% grass and 50% dirt. Even some of the green had large patches of dirt on them. A good course to play for value if you’re a beginner but not one I would frequently come and play time and time again.