Tamarack Golf Club

Many holes were nice, some were beat up and no sand in any of the bunkers. Would not recommend this course, but for the money the greens are pretty good and the layout is fine.

It has been at least 6 years since I played here, but it used to be a beautiful course. The course conditions all the way down to the facility conditions have really deteriorated. The place needs a face lift and some TLC on the course.

This course has great features. Amazing views! Challenging course with its obstacles ( water and bunkers).

Staff was great! Water and drinks were readily available throughout the course. I would come back just because of that!

My only negative was the poor maintenance of the tee boxes. Probably the worst I’ve played on. If the tee boxes were up to par, I would have given 5’s across the board.

Thank you.

The course maintenance improved slightly from two seasons ago, but not too much lately. The most disappointing aspects are the sand bunkers and the cart paths. Bunkers still has vegetation. Luckily shrubs and small trees from the bunkers were removed. Cart paths are getting progressively worse. I once called it Tamawreck. The name still stands

This used to be a good track, but they’ve let this place go big time. Bunkers were full of rocks and weeds, Tee boxes were dead and brown, and water stations on the course were empty. Take your $75 elsewhere.

if you are going to have 100 sand traps on a course make them sand not cement with rocks and weeds. i took my ball out so i wasent ruining my clubs.

the pace of play was terrible with teenage kids jumping holes and backing everyone else up

Great challenge. Water in strategic positions. Sand traps were the worst I have ever played in the western suburbs. Soaking wet, weeds growing in the middle of them. Like hitting off pavement

The course was wet, but it doesn’t excuse years of neglect from the clubhouse to the tee boxes to the greens. Perhaps the dirtiest bathrooms I’ve ever seen at a golf course.

I played with a nice young man who was a good golfer. I didn't shoot my best on the front nine as I had to get used to the conditions. The second nine was better. Water around a lot of holes and tall rough. Bunkers were soggy as it rained earlier. Nice weather and a good day!

A year ago this course could have been called 'Tama ruin' but the management is doing little things and the course is recovering - not a lot - but playable. Drainage is a big problem. Even after hours of a rain it geta water-logged. Cart will be restricted to cart paths only. And the player has to slosh through retained water. There is absolutely no drainage. Every hole has a water hazard. Putting in some drain pipes can improve the drainage significantly. Another issue is the general appearance, I noticed they are cutting down overgrown bushes along the water's edges. Please keep doing it. The bunkers need more restoration. Some areas need some retention walls along the water lines as well. Naperville area has a very large golfing population. If the management can do some work to improve the appearance, they will start to return.

Work on the Sand Trap. Otherwise the course is not bad.

The pace of play here was horrendous. Even for a Tuesday afternoon with a BUNCH of open tee times. Played the entire last 10 holes with 5 groups back to back to back. Many of those holes had all 5 groups on one hole backed up waiting for one another. Called the pro shop and they said they’d do something around hole 13 and absolutely nothing was done to remedy the situation. Just bring a Marshall out to nudge people along. Not that complicated to fix, but they seem to have no desire to do that at all. I can’t imagine what this place is like on a weekend.

Hadn't played here in a couple years, and was hoping for a much better experience than the last time. Unfortunately, really no saving grace to be found - it's somehow gotten profoundly worse over time. Many tee boxes were missing markers, bunkers are in horrible shape, and pace of play was absolutely atrocious. No one enforcing pace of play, people trying to jump holes and cut ahead, and just a general lack of etiquette seem to be standard here. This track seems to just attract the cheapest and most entitled golfers in the Chicagoland area. The cart was broken, there were not any water coolers on the course, and the lack of restrooms on a course that is surrounded by houses makes for a very long five hour weekday round as a single.