Edgebrook Golf Course

Edgebrook is a simple course good for working on Iron shots and chipping. It’s only 4,500 yards with only par 3 and 4’s you really don’t need a driver here but it’s fun to try and drive the greens on the many shot Par 4’s I would say most are under 250 yards. The greens are true flat and slow. I was told the course was designed by railroad executives that wanted a place to relax near there homes it’s not hard just a course to get away and relax. I don’t normally get a cart it’s mostly flat and very walkable.

Great course to get your course together the staff is super friendly

Course was in good shape. Not busy during the week. Recommended.

Course is moderately easy good for your game and not in too bad of shape

Great course to got your game together and it was in pretty nice shape.

Course was in nice shape leaves were cleared off, played well

Most of the grass was green, but on some holes it was hard to tell the fairway from the rough. The greens were in great shape, the fairways not so much. The tee boxes are the worst. You have a choice of hitting of of a at on a concrete slab or a grass tee further forward. Many of the grass tees are in poor condition, with lots of bare spots and uneven surfaces. This is a good place for practice, but the course conditions leave a lot to desire.

Positives: Greens were nice. Pretty setting in forest preserve.

Negatives: Not for the serious golfers. From the back tees, you tee off from maps. Ground very hard. Many par 4s under 300 yards.

Would be good for kids or new golfers learning the game.

This course was great for my confidence. I enjoyed the condition of the course and the play wasn't back up. Very fun short and clean.

Nothing special. Nice people working there. Cheap - but you get what you pay for. Prone to flooding after rains. Tips are mats so I don’t play from them unless I need to on the elevated/below greens holes. No traps at all. It’s just a place to go and have some fun. Perfect for beginners.