Streamwood Oaks Golf Club

It was my first time playing there, would go again. Had a very nice round and fun, despite the leaves on the greens

The first time a friend introduced me to this course, I could not believe that I have not heard of it before. It's only a 9 hole course but if they had another nine just like the first 9 it would be a real championship course.

I was surprised at how fast the greens are for a 9 hole park district course. There are a number of holes that are extremely difficult to find your landing spots. Either out of bounds and in trees on the left and a big pond on the right. Very little area to land a driver in. If you don't use a driver you are way back. Hole 4 could be on any championship course and make most of those courses better. The landing area on your 2nd shot (par 5) is very small. If short you are in the water and if long you are in the trees with no shot.

This was my fourth time playing the course and I still haven't figured out how to play hole 4 yet without walking off with a double bogey. I end up either in the water or in the trees. You really can't lay up before the green because the landing area is actually narrower than the green itself.

There are a lot of good holes on this course for just being a 9 hole course. Often I tell people that most courses have at least one or two good holes. And that is for 18 holes. This course has at least 4 really good holes and it's only for a 9 hole course.

I did play it from the back tees and it is a much more difficult course from there. I played with 2 ladies and even with them playing from the front tees it still was a really good test of golf for them.

Even with it being near the end of the golf season here the course was still in really good shape. Only one green had a lot of leaves on it but it has been really windy here. I was expecting more greens to have leaves all over it.

They really do not have too much in the way of food other than hot dogs and pretty much just beer.

I payed for a tee time including cart and when I got there the attendant wouldn’t give me the cart and wanted to pair me up with someone else when there was still a ton of carts sitting out there, personally not a fan of playing with random people so I had to walk the whole course if I didn’t want to play with someone in accordance to the man running the counter, been here a few times and never ran into this problem, he wanted me to pay for the cart even though it was included through this purchase, last time I come here

Really nice course. Scrappy and fun in good shape. I wish it had a back 9

Nice course except the aerated and sandy greens. Would play here again if I'm in the area. Played with a couple of retired guys who were super cool!

Streamwood Oaks is a nice 9-hole course, with challenges to for all levels of golfer. The course is well kept, with moderately fast greens, and easily walkable. The staff is helpful and friendly - definitely worth finding for a nice round with friends or family..

This 9 hole course tucked away in a neighborhood was an awesome spot to play. The course starts out and weaves around through some neighborhoods offer a variety of longer holes, shorter holes, water hazards, and a few bunkers. The course itself was pretty well maintained and very pretty. Golf carts are available too which is nice if you prefer to ride. Do note that golf carts are not allowed in the parking lot so you will have to bring your bag to the cart. Overall I really liked this course and will definitely come back.