Palos Hills Golf Club

The course is very nice, however it needs a ranger really bad during our time there we had a foursome playing in front of us and they kept driving the golf cart on the greens even after we made an attempt to stop them with no luck. I taught my son how to play at this course and I had not played it several years but I wo n Like see to it prosper

I don’t usually leave negative reviews, but I feel this experience needs to be shared. The course itself was in good condition with a nice layout, but my round was overshadowed by a very poor interaction with an employee in a golf cart.

As I was hitting my second shot on the first hole, a staff member pulled up and yelled at me I was supposed to join the twosome behind me. This was never communicated to me by the gentleman in the pro shop, and when I mentioned that, the employee’s tone was even more rude and disrespectful. Just the week prior I had played here as a single with no issues at all. Instead of handling the situation professionally, the way it was addressed made both me and the group behind me feel uncomfortable and unwelcome.

Golf should be an enjoyable and relaxing experience, but the way I was spoken to was unnecessary and left a lasting negative impression. There are plenty of courses in the area where staff treat players with courtesy and respect. Until management addresses how customers are treated here, I’ll be taking my business elsewhere.

Nice 9 track course, good value for $$.. Pace was slow. but happens on 9 hopes on holiday weekend. Kudos to gentlemen working clubhouse, very friendly willing to answer questions and great interaction. Didn't catch his name but helpful and reason to always be nice to working folks as he was great help and needs to earn more $$...

Nice course. Great value for the price. Has a nice mix of challenging shots. I would definitely play there again.

From signing in to check in everything was smooth sailing.

This is an ok nine hole course. Played on a rainy day, but the course had good drainage, no big puddles. Tee boxes and greens were in good condition. Cart paths are pretty narrow, witnessed a couple of near collisions but the drivers may have had a little to much fun. Wasn’t a fan of the back to back Par 3s and two of the par 4s play very short. The 9th hole was interesting. Barebones club house, no driving range, no starter, no ranger. People were kind of doing whatever they wanted, including a group playing holes in no particular order. I’d like to play again under more typical conditions.

This course is well worth the money, compared to other 9 hole courses that aren’t to expensive I think it could be the best.