Green Garden Country Club - Gold Course

Both of the 18 hole courses at Green Garden were once well above average. Interesting layout yet still playable and great conditions. Conditions have deteriorated noticeable. The greens were nice, but most of the rest of the course was hard and dry. It looks like they have not been aerating. Many of the greens had a lot of weeds on them. I guess they are on a tight budget like many courses these days. Play it if you get a deal. Otherwise, there are better options.

OTHER THAN THE SAND TRAPS, THE COURSE WAS IN VERY NICE SHAPE. THE RESTRAURANT FOOD WAS EXCELLENT.

The greens and fairways are in good shape..some tee boxes are little wore , probably due to heavy play and less rotation.

The course was in great shape I had a 612 am tee time but the started let me get out early instead of setting me up with a threesome I was booked with. I played the course in 2hrs flat.

This course can lull you into mistakes pretty easily. Back of green run offs that you can't see from the fairway kind of things, and then the 18th. Someday I'll remember not to hit driver on this hole:) landing area with the driver is less then 10 yards wide with water on one side and giant trees on the other.

Definitely worth a play and always has good rates.

The gold course has more desired landing areas to stay out of trouble. Fairways and greens were in good shape. Pace of play around 4 hours while waiting only a couple of times. I would say the Gold course plays about 5 shots more than the Blue course. Can't go wrong with either course.

The greens were rough and slow and inconsistent but everything else was in great shape.

They lied to Golf Now when I tried to get a raincheck after I only played 12 holes. They told Golf Now they saw me on the 18th hole. It was a total lie. This golf course is a joke with terrible staff and customer service. Do not pay to play here ever.

Booked a round midday Saturday of Memorial Day weekend. Was forecasted to be the only nice day of the weekend so I expected a packed course. Not only was the course completely open, but it was a gorgeous day. Wide open fairways, but quite a few trees, bunkers, and water hazards on the Gold course make it scenic challenge. Glad I found this green oasis tucked away in the farm fields of rural Frankfort.

Paid to play the Gold Course since I had tried to play the Blue last year, but got rained out. If you use GolfNow they simply give you a 'ticket' when you check in and it doesn't say which course you are playing. Got to the starter and he asked which course I wanted to play since there was a foursome of young women who were teeing off on the Gold Course. I told him that I paid for Gold so that's what I was going to play. He didn't seem pleased, but said it was my call. The women were not great and struggled off the tee and with their subsequent shots. I teed off, but then decided to pass them. Once I got past them, each twosome and threesome in front of them let me play through. Nice bunch of people out there that day. Shot well, had perfect weather, and met some nice folks that let me play through. What's not to like.

Had no problems for a February golf date. Greens were a little bumpy and slow. Just what you would except for a February round of golf in the Midwest during winter

Nice course layout, course was in very good shape. The carts are very old. The drinks are rather pricy.

We knew it would be very wet ( huge storm a couple days ago , so that was no issue. Staff as always was GREAT. Golf in Chicagoland in November , awesome

This is a course that is not well-known. This track especially on the gold course is fantastic. Bring your A game because there are challenges at every corner.

This course has two 18-hole courses a nine-hole course and a fantastic practice facility.

If you're in the Chicagoland area make a point to get out here.