Hilton Chicago Oak Brook Hills Resort

Course was in great shape. I was surprised that they were affiliated with the Hilton hotel. I plan on bringing family and friends back and staying at the hotel so the kids can enjoy the pool the wives can enjoy shopping and the fellas can enjoy golfing.

The cost of alcohol in the pro shop and on course cart are absurd. $14 for a High Noon and $20 for single drink on the course? That’s worse than downtown Chicago. I get it’s a resort, but you’re in Oakbrook not the Caribbean. Management needs to reevaluate their pricing - it’s laughable.

Course was in great shape, staff was friendly and attentive.

This course is quite fair, you can really score if you're hitting it well and if not you will not. The condition of the greens in recent years has been questionable, if they took a few minutes a day they could fix some of the ball marks and imperfections.

I hadn’t played WC in some years, and I was thankful to learn that it still met my expectations. My 4-some enjoyed our 4:20 round very much. I liked the great variety of the holes, with generous fairways allowing forgiveness on errant shots. The many water hazards provided challenges throughout. It was nice to have the layout configured so that we never were affected by other golfers hitting into us. The staff was friendly, and the amenities were appreciated. I highly recommend this golf course.

All the cart paths need to be redone. And the grounds were in need of care.

Gave a 5 for layout and 3 for condition. Maybe in the midst of a renovation. Tee boxes had newer sod and they noted upgrades on 2-7 in progress

First time at Willow Crest, overall experience was that it’s a playable course. Apparently on Tuesdays the bar cart is not active, which is shocking to me. For how much we paid for the course ($82 per person), I expected more in terms of the services (e.g. bar cart), better pace of play (e.g. group of regulars playing exceedingly slow), and most importantly, upkeep of the course. There was geese poop everywhere, pollen in a lot of places. Even more frustrating, the landscaping was happening while we were playing. The cart paths were equivalent to driving through potholes. Overall the value didn’t equate. I expected more.

Am a regular player here and like the staff and course but can get some very slow groups. Yesterday we played the front nine in just under 2 hours but back nine was completely backed up

Due to a very slow group that had 3 groups stacked up and waiting on every hole on the back.

Some type of message needs to be told what the expectations are for speed of play. This is something that would benefit all.

Played with our adult sons which we don’t get to do often and really enjoyed. Dons don’t play much right now so they struggled a bit but enjoyed the afternoon.

But play was really, really slow. We played behind a bachelor party. They hit the ball all over the place. No Marshalls to let them know how far behind they were. Almost a 3 hour front nine. Unacceptable.

Greens were incredibly small but were in great shape. Fun, shorter course with plenty of challenges.