The Preserve at Oak Meadows

Played 18 on 9/13/2026. The tee boxes are absolutely in horrendous conditions. This is honestly inexcusable for the amount of money this twosome cost ($286.00). I have played over 100 rounds in the area at different courses that get a ton of use and this is by far the worst tee boxes conditions. There are 50.00 Muni courses that are in better conditions. And this isn’t isolated to one hole but a majority of not all of them. Take a look at the pictures. It’s ridiculous!!

I also didn’t notice a single ball washer at any of the holes I was at. For 140.00 pp you can do so much better golfing at other places. I just played Blackstone and Randall Oaks the day before and it was pristine .

I was hopeful to have an awesome round but this just set a terrible tone throughout the day. I left a message with the pro shop and Jeff the head golf person. I’m hoping the course at least does something to make this right.

Great course with an even better staff.

Challenging greens and beautiful layout.

This is a must play.

Played The Preserve at Oak Meadows for the first time on a perfect fall day and came away very impressed. While there a number of options for golf in the western Chicago suburbs, the Preserve at Oak Meadows is definitely among the better ones played and will be added to our short list of courses to reserve and play each weekend. The layout is excellent, and the course was in excellent shape and didn't show signs of heavy play. The clubhouse and facilities were very nice, and service was great. Definitely recommend this course to anyone.

The course is stunning with the leaves changing colors

One of the best public courses in the Chicago metro area. Course was a rebuild of 27 holes where they eliminated the flood prone holes around the river.

Layout of the course is memorable with gently rolling holes and large undulating greens.

Must play if in the Chicago area!

Late in the season so there were some understandable problems. Some of the tees beat up. Some dry patches on the course.

Greens were smooth and very fast. Layout is awesome.

Course is too expensive but its still a great course.

Place is great , 1st time playing since rehab.

Noone should be able to slow pace down. No walking on the weekends, keep pace people

This is a nice track . Hybrid of “traditional” with a links style as well. Greens are well maintained and runs true.

Clubhouse is amazing. Irene at the bar is awesome.

A little pricey, but I believe that’s why the pace of play is good. Golfers here who pay over $100 are mostly good golfers.

Played Thursday morning at 7:00am. I understand the normal golf course maintenance practices that will interfere with an early morning round of golf ie mowing, bunker work, etc. However this day in the late August on 15 of the 18 holes we had two to three staff driving the course with the large leaf blowers, nothing to blow, they are all still on the trees... loud, disruptive, ridiculous.

At least if your going to do it do it in the reverse order so we only are impacted for a hole or two...

Course conditions here are inconsistent and course is way over priced for the product the offer...

I won't be back to play here... to many courses near by that offer a much better product, I'd recommend, Schaumburg Golf Club, Highlands of Elgin.

The Preserve is a $50.00 golf course at best...

Blue Tees or further present a nice challenge to 15 handicap or lower players.

Nicely conditioned course interesting layout. It helps if you play it with somebody that’s played it before as it has a target golf layout. Many forced carries on tee balls and several 2nd shots. Hi handicappers would find this course very difficult.

No real value here, expensive, over priced.

Decent layout, conditions average.

Other courses in the area a much greater value, Schaumburg Golf Club, Prairie Landing, less expensive and in better condition.