Mission Hills Club

The only "but" is the difficulty in finding some of the tee boxes....some are widely scattered, and there needs to be some significant improvement in sign markers so players new to Mission Hills can easily find the next tee.

This is a private course that turn public and that means the members are upset and very rude. The course is not for golfers that are 15 handicap or higher because of how narrow the holes are. People will be playing from other fairway all day and that makes the course very slow.

The course is nice, no driving range, just nets to warm up. The maintenance of the bunkers was not good but the fairways and greens were good. Greens were quite slow but smooth. Cart paths are in poor condition, potholes everywhere and almost dangerous. Staff very friendly and nice. New owners who are trying hard but need to put a lot of money into the course and clubhouse to make it really good.

Very good deal. Course was well maintained and staff was very friendly. Well definitely look into a return trip.

Great country club feel. It is a bit on the shorter side, but will challenge you with its tight, narrow, tree lined fairways and thick rough. Greens are in fantastic shape. Staff is very friendly. Course has a putting green next to the first tee box, and also 3 practice hitting nets.

Though I found alot of trouble, I had fun on this course....greens were plush, huge trees, water...ver challenging

This course runs tight, with some surprises off the tee. Some blind shots require you to make sure you know the hole layout or watch out!! The rough was extremely thick and unforgiving.

Mission Hills is a private club that just got listed on GolfNow and it is an exceptional value. Country club conditions at an unbelievable rate. The fairways and greens are pure and dont be fooled by the course yardage, par 70 at 6300 yards is quite a test at this tree lined tight golf course. It is a GolfNow must play on the north shore.

I have played many public courses around the area and this one has quickly became a new favorite of mine. The value, conditions, staff, and proximity to the city all make it one of my go to golf courses when looking for tee times. The course itself was once private but has now opened itself up to the public, this is great because the members still expect tee times to be spread out, as a result this is one of the few places I have been around the city that I actually finished the round in under 4 1/2 hours.
The course is challenging but still fair, yes it is a little skinny and on the shorter side but I would say it feels no skinnier and shorter other public courses (i.e. Cranes Landing and Old Orchard). Do not walk this course unless you are in for a workout the holes are spaced far apart. The course is maintained well and the greens roll very true (especially for a public course). I was tempted to not review this course because I don't want others to snag up the cheap tee times often found, however, because the staff is so great I decided to help this course out as much as possible, I highly recommend this course.

Old course needs some attention. Clubhouse and locker rooms are ancient.

All summer long I have tried out different courses close to the city (Lincoln Park) that were close enough to get to on a Saturday morning and affordable enough for the casual golfer. This had it all! Had a foursome of some buddies and went out around 9am on a beautiful Saturday towards the end of the season and the course conditions and pace of play were phenomenal. Had no preconceived notions of the course so it was all new to me and was surprised at how nice it was. I'm not a great golfer but played with some good golfers and we all had a great time on a challenging course but forgiving enough for the casual player. The entire staff was welcoming and went out of their way to make sure we enjoyed our round. Never had to wait on a hole and the beer cart came around enough to make us all happy! Will definitely golf here as often as possible!

Fairways and greens were beautiful, very easy access from the city

MIssion Hills is a great, short, course. The management and pro shop are a disaster. Both times I played there the pro shop was inept and the computers were adrift. Yesterday the tee was running so slowly that I played the back nine as a single which was delightful, but getting back to the front proved impossible. I left frustrated and will not return.