Willow Hill Golf Course

The course is 100% better than last year with the improvvments.

A fun course. I've played it twice, with no real pace of play issues, even in the middle of the afternoon. Greens are hilly and really hard to read, which makes it fun. But the clientele of the course does not seem to know what it means to take care of golf course. Massive divots everywhere, which I'm not sure can be blamed on maintenance. It's on a big awesome hill that overlooks the surrounding area, and you can see the skyline. Consequently, it is also extremely windy, which makes for some killer drives (if at the back) and pretty difficult, but fun, shots otherwise. It's a really short course, and there are about four trees total, and I'm not kidding about that. They are also in a little cluster that never comes into play. So you'll have fun whacking the ball as hard as you can, navigating the rolling mounds, and having a good chance to score well (with a great view!). The state of the greens made me give it a "fair." Also that it's $36 for nine and a cart...which seems excessive considering it is such a small course, and only takes 1.5 hours on a bad day to play. There is a driving range and putting/chipping green, so that's cool.

. There are dandelions on the tee box fairways and greens. A little. weed killer would go along way to helping the course., I had a 4some in font of me with 2 golf bags and giving golf lessons.. The 2 some behind me ran out of patience and we paired up and skipped a hole just to pass them up. 9holes 3 1/2 hours

They need to monitor pace of play.

Great layout and great views. However, the greens are in bad shape. Many divots and broken tees were at the beginning of every hole and it seems as if there was a lot of patchwork done at the flags making it extremely hard to putt

Nice pace of play today with the early 610 tee off. Course was in good condition and the staff was very welcoming. Willow Hill is a worthwhile 9 hole experience for the money.

Hidden jem of a course.

No carts needed i think they slow novice players down at a short track like WH.

givien covid and the new norm it's worth going to WH

Willow Hill was a lot of fun and unlike most other courses in the area. The layout is interesting and allows you to get creative with shots. The greens were not in great shape though.

Played early. Course is in good shape and they maintain it well. Good undulation wirh lots of hills. No water issues because it’s up on a landfill. Pretty straight forward. Played front nine in less than two hours

The greens and fairways are a mess - bad disease or something but it’s a fun no thrills course. Folks are nice. Range is nice.

This course could use some love from the maintenance staff. It apparently doesn't drain well. There's dandelions in the fairways. It's rough is too long. The greens are infested with poa & too long; making putting difficult. Fairways could use mowing. It's tough to hold greens due to the fact that you're hitting fliers out of the fairways. Also sandtraps need some attention. I may never get back there despite the fact that I kinda like playing the dump.

I loved this course but they haven’t done any maintenance Probably since last year. Dandelions on the tee box’ and fairways. Had to hit my ball between dandelions on the fairway. You Would think that they would have done some maintenance during the two months the course was closed. Extremely disappointed. .

Fun, challenging course with scenic views of northern suburbs and even downtown Chicago. Greens need a lot of work.