St. Andrews Golf & Country Club - Joe Jemsek Course

I have played St. Andrews many many times. It never disappoints. February golf, good weather, great price ($20..hot deals). Grounds crew even tended to the sand traps..in February.

Great Job St. Andrews

The pace was swift as fall was setting in, the biggest challenge this time of year is finding your ball amongst the fallen leaves.

Typical parkland course. Good helping of longer par 4's.

Fairways and greens were great. Lot of leaves in the rough. that is my only reason for the 4 star review of the course condition

Played here many times - no water on the course except at the halfway house, which is not halfway. We played through the group in front of us at the halfway house, which is adjacent to the 7th hole at the Jemsek course. As a result, it was the 1st time I ever golfed with no water, and therefore could not eat my sandwich. We spent quite a bit of time looking for our balls (three guys, single digit handicaps) as there were leaves all over the course. I realize that it is that time of year but this was rediculuos. They should use leaf blowers and ny guess is they have them all at Cog Hill, their featured courses. The two other courses I played this week have plenty of trees and we did not have this problem. BUMMER.

A round shortened by inconsiderate golfers who drive carts on tees and greens. I was a single, and these 2 significantly older gentlemen, who apparently must have owned the course since they were driving on the greens, wouldn't let me play through as single. There was a ranger who asked how my round was, stated my case, and he drove off the other way.

I felt honored to play 8 holes in almost 2 1/2 hours as a single behind the owners of the course.

I left after 9 holes because there is no need to add more frustration to a frustrating game.

Won't be back after that experience. Too many other courses that actually care about all of their guests.

4+ stars in general

very good 19th hole worth 5 stars.

beautiful scene of swans staying.

Not a bad track, this course gets a lot of play but they manage to keep it in good shape, Got held up by a 5 some a few weeks ago and got no help from the rangers.

good time wii play again don't hit into the wood

They had a fivesome on a crowded course that fell 2 holes behind and did nothing about it. The greens were bumpy and slow. It's a good thing it was a nice day and they paired us up with a nice guy.

If your looking for a great place to play where the course is in great shape, why not come and play at St. Andrews, the price is right and the food is even better & you can't beat the service.

Nice conditions, well maintained. Straightforward course.

Got great hot deal for a beautiful Friday afternoon round. They have 36 holes, and we played the Lakeside (now called Jemsek) course. Mature course with lots of big oaks, some water hazards and excellent greens. Cart was included in the price, but this is a very walkable course, and range is the nicest in the area. Clubhouse is decent as well.

Greeted by nice staff, superb layout, excellent greens, must play.

Cruised right through the round starter got me out there before my tee time and was nice. Challenges any kind of player. Definitely would go back

the sand traps were in terrible conditions. Overall a good golf experience.

We played Joe Jemsek...not much to this course. Fairly flat, straight, not much water, and bunkers were fairly easy to avoid. The rough wasn't too thick, but trees came into play most holes. Fortunately my drives usually ended up far enough right I could easily hit it over the trees, but one of my partners had some trouble with big tree trunks. Overall the course was fairly easy and not very exciting, I was expecting more. The range is nice, and we saw the cart girl several times. It was incredibly humid the day we played, so the course was almost empty and we played at our own pace. We saw the ranger several times and he always seemed nice. The only water is lukewarm water fountains, could've used some ice water jugs.