Calumet Country Club

I love this course. First time I played it was in 1983. It has so much meaning to me. It is in jeopardy though. They owner wants to bulldoze it. The staff is small but they are doing their best to keep it up. The foundation is there to be great again. Visit this site:

www.savecalumetcc.golf

Sign the petition. Play there often. Tell everyone you know to come out and play it. Force management to keep it alive and/or sell it to someone that wants it to thrive again. Buy CCC swag in the golf shop. Give it to friends. Enjoy your round and have fun. Get on Instagram and post photos of you with the starter clock with the hashtag #SaveCalumetCC.Spread the word. This gem needs to be saved

A true shame how they have let this course deteriorate.

Such potential to be a great course with the proper maintenance. Only saving grace was that no one was there so we played without delays.

Beautiful, challenging and economical! A Donald Ross designed, heavily forested course has a great flow. The shady hills and slopes are a perfect backdrop for those who seek a challenge. Hit the ball straight and you will fine. The course is a work in progress, bunkers need help. The friendly staff is working hard to get it back to its original glory. Bring extra water balls- just in case.

Challenging course, usually able to find good deals.

The course itself was extremely forgiving to deviations left and right while still allowing for a tighter aim point towards the green. If you were to find yourself in an awkward position it was not the end of the world and through a disciplined shot you can get back into play quite easily. It also offered a great amount of turns in both directions left and right with some challenging elevation elements as well. I would say the only hang up I have about this course is the fact that the layout is no longer as straightforward and some holes were rearranged from the online and booklet maps, making finding the right hole a bit confusing. Other than that the people were very friendly and the service was quick and precise.

Fairways and greens were excellent. Traps are rough but otherwise very nice.

You can easily see that this was once a great facility. Now, most of the buildings are run down and deserted - neglected. The layout is fantastic, the greens were very good. But, many of the bunkers were left to weeds taking over. The fairways were pretty good, some of the tees were just grass. There weren't many people on the course, so you could play at whatever pace you desired. Fast or slow, no one would be affected. Still, golfers need to experience this part of Chicago history.

Great design but very poorly maintained. Club house is not good con conditioned at all including bath rooms.

Only would play if you get a hot deal. Otherwise not at all worth it. Rough tee boxes, The range is a joke, the inside is broken, dark, and smells like mold.

Staff very friendly. Beautiful coarse. Needs to be set back up to be up to par but very good deal for play.

The staff and the course are awful. They don't take care of the course or the traps. The people are miserable and missing teeth. Will never play there again

The course was in good condition except for the sand traps. The price is very reasonable. A change from last year is that you can no longer drive your cart to your car although parking is very close.

However, if you need to use the washroom, the Women’s was out of order and the Men’s was mostly out of order except for one stall. Also there wasn’t any soap or paper towels.

As someone new to golf, this kind of course is great for me.

I don't need all the greens and fairways to be pristine while I'm still trying to make good contact with the ball!

Good price when you can snag an afternoon tee time, pace of play is usually pretty good depending on the day.

Course has not been kept well, especially some of the super overgrown bunkers - but for $40 and a quick afternoon round I can't complain.

Staff was friendly both times I went as well.