Oak Brook Golf Club

It’s a fun and challenging course to play. Several very interesting holes with dog legs and well positioned water. The fairways and tees are in great shape, but the greens were slow and bumpy (maybe at a 7-8). Not sure they had to be if they were rolled and cut but that did take away from the experience. Good value for the money.

Course use to be very well maintained but is in disrepair and looks like they booked too many golfers

Extremely disappointed, for $90 a round, plenty of better places. Greens were top 5 worst I’ve ever played on. Won’t ever go back unless they make some changes or drop price.

Beautiful cool sunny day playing this fun and challenging course for the first time. Layout with so many dog legs with water in play was a lot but overall enjoyable. Greens had some patchiness but putted fairly true and consistently. Very nice menu and outdoor grill seating.

Course is beautiful. The surrounding area and nature trees make this course aesthetically pleasing to play. The tee boxes and fairways were in great shape. I know from past play that the greens are nice as well. Unfortunately they were just recovering from aeration so it’s hard to say they were in good shape. Wondering if they could have waited 3-4 more weeks when traffic on the course was less. The pace of play was brutal on a Friday afternoon. We started at 3:30 and only got 14 holes in. We figured at 2 hours per 9 we should have at least got close to 18 before it got dark. We finished the front 9 in 2:15 but when we hit number 10 there were 3 groups in front of us waiting to tee off. Not sure how that happened but needless to say pace was an issue on the back 9.

Overall based on the times I have been there I would definitely play the course again. Well maintained, the staff is great and the outdoor patio at the 19th hole is a great way to wrap up the round.

This course is terrible value for a twilight round in a metro area surrounded by incredible golf. The front 9 layout is just horrendous (but the back 9 is better).

There is no excuse for how horrible the greens were. The putting surfaces were like a game of Plinko. Nothing rolled smoothly. There are large brown patches and the fringes are a disaster. The 18th green was particular awful to the point of almost being unplayable.

Used to play this course once a month. We would consider this place a “treat.” Pace of play was terrible. Nearly three hours to complete nine holes should be illegal. The greens were in rough condition and felt like concrete.

At over $90 this is a pass in the future. Tee boxes and greens were in awful shape. I expected so much more from such an expensive course in an expensive suburb. We will not be back.

Course wasn’t in that bad of shape but greens were terrible. All pitted and lots of spots that are dried out

The weather was beautiful but the greens are

no, they were recently aerated and have not recovered. The hot humid weather prior to the day we played didn't help there were many ball marks from inconsiderate golfers.

I could sum it up by saying that I paid for 18 and quit after 9 because the course was in such bad shape, and the pace of play was ridiculous. Ground under repair stakes literally blocking greens, and the greens themselves look like a mine field. Severely over priced for what it is. On the plus side, the starter was nice.

Course was in fair to good condition with the exception of the greens which were in poor condition. The greens were sub-standard compared to other municipal courses in the area.