Schaumburg Golf Club - Players/Baer Course
About
The 27-hole course at Schaumburg Golf Club is divided into three nines that are played in different 18-hole combinations that range from just over 6,000 yards to 6,700 yards. The Tournament, Baer, and Players Courses all provide a unique set of challenges but they share the same great conditions on their tees, greens, and fairways. Schaumburg has been host to numerous events since opening in 1928, including the U.S. Open Qualifying and Illinois Open Qualifying tournaments. It is a popular course since the club offers country club amenities and quality with the affordability of a public golf course. Schaumburg's Players/Baer combination starts out with a few tricky carries over water on the front nine and a more forgiving back nine. There are strategically placed bunkers throughout the course, however.
Course Details
Rentals & Services
Practice & Instruction
Policies
Golfer Photos
-
Photo submitted by u314161622535 on 07/09/2026
-
Photo submitted by u314161622535 on 07/09/2026
-
Photo submitted by u314161622535 on 07/09/2026
-
Photo submitted by Bill3043932 on 06/20/2024
-
Photo submitted by Daniel4950636 on 05/08/2021
-
Photo submitted by BENTLY6 on 09/18/2013
-
Beautiful Fall Day! Schaumburg Golf Course Photo submitted by silver92z on 10/31/2012
Golfer Reviews
top tier public course
one of the best around by far.. amazing sands fairways teeboxes
Cart fees overboard
Paid for the round on GolfNow and when checking in was told another$40 to ride. No deal afterall
Beware to factor that in when you play there.
Nice track
Always a nicely conditioned track. Was once one of the best munis in the area. Still solid but seems overplayed by mid year with the greens showing the wear and tear of golfers not fixing ball marks or filling divots. Hard to blame them for the new “don’t take care of anything golfer”.
Great track
Beautiful fairways! Some greens had some fresh un-repaired divots but that's a public course for you.
Very Nice course
Wet areas due to all night rain. course drained well
Course was in pretty good shape, but pace of play was absolutely horrible - over 5 hours. I understand that weekends typically means longer rounds, but there needs to at least be ranger trying to enforce pace of play.