Cary Country Club

Course was in good shape. Great value for a Sunday round with good pace of play.

good value for the golfnow price. condition of the course was above average for courses in the area. pace of play was also better than average for courses in the area.

I would give 5 stars to the course and pro shop. If you are getting food before tee off, make sure you order a hotdog and not from the menu. The waitress was great but the cook took 30 minutes to make a reuben and 2 turkey clubs. I guess he was in the weeds as there was 1 other table of 4 people in the restaurant. Luckily the waitress was able to make the food to go so we could make the tee time. Give the waitress a raise and retrain your cook.

Short Course for modern standards, but plenty challenging. Smaller, sloped greens that usually roll slow but true. Great test if golf for all levels of play. Some of the best views in the area.

Short but very scenic, Cary CC is a fun course that tests your accuracy skills. There are plenty of holes with wide open landing areas but there are some where you really should think before you rip it. Elevation changes abound so select the right club if you want to get it close. You can score if you keep it in play but trouble lurks nearby if you lose your focus.

Course was in great shape except for three holes that were damaged by flooding, but the damage was not in the landing area of the fairway , so it had no affect on play. Views of the area from the elevated tees were beautiful. play was at a steady pace and the staff was very accomidating. Highly recommend to the average player.

This was my first time at Cary CC, and I will definitely be returning. Staff was very friendly and courteous, and the golf course was beautiful. Pristine views on a hilly layout made the course very unique and with the hot deal price it was extremely reasonable.

This is an interesting course that's fun to play. Its pretty wide open with lots of elevation changes. In terms of condition, its not meant to be a top notch track. The fairways are good, but not the fine, bent grass that you'd find on a $100+ course (same with the greens). All-in-all, a good, inexpensive way to spend an afternoon.

Course was well maintained but not a distinct variance between the fairway and rough. It offers many elevation changes unique to the Chicago area with very few water hazards.

Greens were rolling true. Fairways and rough we excellent. Course is open but has many elevation changes that make it challenging

Close to 5 hours to play a wide open 6160 yard course is pathetic. No rangers. Starting times way to close together.

It was very difficult to move the above cursers, I really like Cary Country Club but found the ground very bumpy. And the pace was very slow, it was a beautful day and everyone who could play was out there, very croweded.

i played alone so i was able to hit many second shotsg

Played h50 of last 53 years. Challenging for an "easy" course. I'm a 15 and find it hard to shoot in the 80s. 3 blind greens (perhaps with the exception of #11) don't detract. Opportunities to grip it and rip it, without major penalty.

Great elevated tees and greens. Play was very slow - rangers were not moving folks along. Foursome in front of us were taking between 7-10 minutes on greens lining up putts! Course in very good condition considering drought.

I have played this course multiple times early in the season. It has great scenic views, I love the elevated tee boxes. I played there again back in August and I was very disappointed. The greens were in really bad shape, patches of dead grass or non existent grass makes it bad for putting. Spray painting those parts of the greens won't help. I played there again in Sept and the greens were still the same and this time the course had been torn up by raccoon's and skunks. I don't think I will be playing here again anytime soon as there are other courses around with similar rates and in good shape.

Course that can be played alone, so nice course.
and country side.