Schaumburg Golf Club - Tournament/Baer Course
About
Schaumburg Golf Club is a 27-hole course that is divided into three nines: the Tournament, Baer, and Players. The nines are played in three different 18-hole combinations that offer a variety of different challenges. The nines have unique designs but all the courses share an undulating terrain and well manicured tees, fairways, and greens. Due to the quality of the design and excellent conditions, the course has been host to numerous events over the years including the U.S. Open Qualifying and Illinois Open Qualifying tournaments. The Tournament/Baer combination features plenty of water on the front nine, while the back nine is more forgiving but still dotted with strategically placed bunkers. Schaumburg is a popular course not only because of the design but also because of the country club setting at public-course prices.
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Photo submitted by u314161622535 on 07/09/2026
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Photo submitted by u314161622535 on 07/09/2026
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Photo submitted by u314161622535 on 07/09/2026
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Photo submitted by Bill3043932 on 06/20/2024
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Photo submitted by Daniel4950636 on 05/08/2021
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Photo submitted by BENTLY6 on 09/18/2013
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Beautiful Fall Day! Schaumburg Golf Course Photo submitted by silver92z on 10/31/2012
Golfer Reviews
Schaumberg
Great course. Well kept, and challenging, but not impossible for the average or new golfer. Greens are fast. Definitely recommend. I seriously have no complaints whatsoever. Probably will be back in a few days.
Surprise
Had fun course in good shape was surprised to have to pay for cart when I got to the course
Don't Miss
This oasis in the middle of Schaumburg is enough to test all levels from novice to advanced. Recently re-built, the greens are tough, the bunkers are perfect and there are plenty of challenges all around. Finish your round with a great meal or drinks on the patio. Don't sleep on this place.
My home course and I like seeing the greens getting work done.
Yardage markers wrong
Course overall was in great condition except that the yardage markers were off or nonexistent. We walked the course never saw any yardage posts in any of the fairways. And oddly enough, the few yardage markers we found throughout the fairways were mostly wrong. For example, we were about 200 out from a hole and found a nearby marker that said 87. Then we walked roughly 100 down the fairway and found another marker that said 257 from this closer point. Not sure if the course was recently redesigned, but a bit annoying to not have any distance guidance throughout the round.
Refreshing to see a course making improvements
It’s been sad to see so many local course in decline in recent years. Not the case at Schaumburg where a renovation has taken place and and the course is blossoming.
Divots were filled, rough was lush., bunkers had ample sand and drainage. They don’t force you to take a cart like many places, so the turf isn’t as trampled from cart overuse which is so common at US courses where we are too lethargic to walk.
The holes aren’t especially memorable or overly challenging, but they are all pleasing to the eye. Most holes allow for multiple angles of approach and many ways to get up and down from collection areas and mounds around the greens.
Clubhouse, restaurant, putting green and range were bursting at the seams with customers.. Nice to see the place continues to thrive. (They need to get up to speed on new CDC guidance and get some rakes in the bunkers.....ridiculous to have such nice bunkers completely overrun with footprints).
I will be back.
Baer Course - Shaumburg Golf Club
The course was perfect. Great value for the money. I will be coming back frequently!
Great Course in the Suburbs
Schaumburg is a well run club. The conditions are good, and the prices are reasonable for the quality of the course. Best of all it's a 27 hole course, and they rotate 9 holes often. You can golf every couple of weeks here, and get a mix of holes each time.
Best of all it has some challenging holes, but everything is mostly fair. It works on your skills such as avoiding well placed bunkers and figuring out how to lay it up with the current tee placement, but no crazy slopes that make no sense like some other clubs nearby.
Distances are marked on the path, not the fairway. Did you leave your phone at home?