Mill Creek Golf Club

I enjoyed playing a round at the Mill Creek. Some of the holes are quite challenging. Some are pretty straight forward. Nice facility. Well maintained course. Friendly staff.

I'll definitely play it again.

Depending on what tee boxes you play, this course can be long and challenging, or just challenging. Many fairly tight fairways require skilled placement and true management. Greens have multiple tiers and double breaks. The views are very nice and the time passes pleasantly. Enjoy!

The course is in real nice shape for early May and the price is great. Mill Creek is on the easier side for advanced players even from the tips. (Short course) but for average players its perfect. I'll definitely be playing out there again as long as the price remains the same.

staff was friendly, course was in great shape for this wet spring .Need to make parking lot golf cart friendly, allow carts.

A course where you always have to be cognizant of the hole layout. Just can't 'grip it and rip it'. Some holes very close to residences (10 & 11 especially) that require caution. The course definitely tests your ability!

creative involvement with natural terrain and unique shot challenges. golfer cannot simply blast away. technical skill and finesse are required. ya gotta play golf.

Played before, always enjoy this course. Would like to see better maintenance and a driving range with some targets...

Great layout of the course - early in the year so the greens were terrible and the traps were brutal but expected this early in the season. Assuming the greens are maintained in average condition this course can play tough....Liked some of the views and rolling hills.

I will never understand Chicago golf - can no one read a weather forecast? If you know on Friday or Saturday that it will be nice on a Sunday, do the basics? Put out some water and put the ball washers out. Why is this such a mystical thing at Chicago area courses? I swear, give me any golf course to run in the area and I could quadruple the take....

Likes: Quite a few shorter holes. I like to tee off with my irons.
Staff was very friendly.
Not a ton of trees.
A lot of natural grasses
Reasonably priced with the discount.
Dislikes: Water everywhere.
People walking their dogs in the middle of the course.
Kids playing on the course.
A TON of poo. Goose poo everywhere (and I only saw about six geese so they hadn't cleaned up since winter) and DOG POO IN THE FAIRWAY - on not jus one, but two fairways!

This at one time was a great course. IT is beat. Greens were shaggy, traps were a mess. 6 hour round on a Saturday!!!!! NO MARSHALLS UNLESSS YOU COUNT THE GUY WHO IS APOLOGIZING FOR THE 3 1/2 HOUR FRONT NINE. How was this course voted the best course in Kane County in 2013? All I know is when I booked this reservation I was looking forward to a nice round with my son on a great golf course. The pace of play and the conditions made it miserable.

Because it was Dec. and one hardly ever gets the chance to play the Midwest area in Dec. Most of the course items where not available - like ball washers. I would like to play this course in prime time weather to take advantage of the greener grasses.

For late November/early December, Mill Creek is in terrific shape. They mowed greens last week, so they're pretty quick and fairly true for this time of year. Rivals more famous and expensive courses in this area.

Challenging, multi level greens on almost every hole, narrow, rolling fairways. Not a very long course, but requires good ball placement. Greens and fairways in good shape, tees not too bad, sand traps need sand - a lot of sand - like hitting off the beach right after the tide goes out.

Mill Creek is a well kept course, moderate difficulty, and fun to play. The staff is excellent!

Always a fun but challenging course. Many of the holes are a beauty to behold as well. The greens can be difficult with the multiple levels and undulations but are consistent. Not a course where you just hit it as far as you can.

Nice track. More courses could ease first tee backups if allow a few groups go off back if there is some run when they turn. nice practise area

I play this course 4-5 times a year. I like it early in the year, because it makes you keep the driver in the bag on some holes. It allows you to focus on your woods (hybrid), and irons. WATCH OUT if it is windy. This course can be really forgiving unless the wind picks up.
Greens are well maintained and true to the breaks. The greens can be very challenging.

This is a planned housing / golf community development. The prices are very fair. The course is in ok condition. It could be a lot better. It offers a lot of different looks and some elevation change. Because of its proximity to a neighborhood street, they post a sign on the 10th hole stating that you may not use a wood from the tee. That is just obnoxious. This is one of the reasons I usually can't stand playing a planned community development golf course. They try to squeeze you into spots that just don't make any sense for a good golf course. However, it is a good value and the amenities and people are nice.

This course normally goes for $100+ on normal days, but thanks to GolfNow I got to play it a severly discounted rate. I found the practice facility to be a bit bare and overused. The day we were there, they had scheduled 3 separate outings (all shotgun starts)! So play was s l o o o w. The course is fairly straightforward. Everything is right in front of you. Given the high price, I don't think that I would go back especially, when there are other courses relatively close by such as Cantigny that cost about the same, but are far superior.