Hilton Chicago Oak Brook Hills Resort

The course was great. Still working on getting the traps up to speed. Lots of rocks in the traps currently.

Very well maintained course even early in the season. Pace was slow but it was still fun. Great layout and challenging placement of bunkers. Overall great course, definitely on my list again

The course and weather was great. New electric golf carts zipped us around quietly and golf completed in 3 hours 15 minutes. All sand traps are being worked on and expected to be completed in 2 to 3 weeks. I expect that by early May, the golf course will be out of hibernation and ready to golf.

I’ve played in spring, summer and fall. This was the first (and earliest) in spring. The grass is always well maintained. Drainage seems better, though it was a dry winter. The only real issue I have it the traps are first and mud with a little sandy trace. It’s that way in summer too. For the money I think the course should be a little better. Nearby Oak Brook is in better shape for a little less on average. But I do enjoy WC and will be back.

Overall condition is good except bunkers poor condition. with plenty of stone and gravel

Course in great shape and is very nice layout. Great deal too.

Greens has just been aerated that morning.It would have been helpful if golf now had included that information before I prepaid for the tee time

Bunkers were mud not sand and pace of play was poor with no course Marshall’s

Will not use golf now in the future since you fail to include critical course intel

Fun course to play greens were in fair shape. Seen them much better in the past.

First of all it’s $80 becuase it’s attached to a hotel, but apperantly they forgot they have to still take care of the golf course. The carts are also extremely slow with no extra amenities, along with the greens being beat up it leaves you wondering where they got the $80 price tag. Believe the other reviews, it should be around $60 max, there are much better value courses don’t bother

Sand traps were not maintained and has a negative effect on scores.

The course itself is pretty nice nothing stunning but very good for the area. Pace of play was the worst ever and shouldn’t be that poor. 3 separate groups playing 1 hole and it takes me and a buddy 45 minutes to play the 10th and 11th hole. We drive up to the 12th tee box and there is two separate foursomes sitting waiting to tee off. If the pace of play was even semi-normal it would’ve been a much better experience.

Horrible condition of greens and bunker for the price

I decided to take my mother golfing and wanted a nice course to take her to. I paid $80 each person. There was no sand in any of the traps just solid clay. The greens were all beat up terrible condition. It was awful. I played really well, but will not return, it was like I was playing a $20 golf course and nobody was maintaining anything except cutting the grass

For a course that charges as high as most others in the area this was by far the worst course around. Mud pits where sand should be. Not a ranger in site for a 5.5 hour round. Avoid at all costs

Our tee time was at 10:54 on Labor Day, the course was full but not packed. Pace was solid, we wrapped up in just under 4-1/2 hours for 18 (and didn’t shoot particularly well). Overall, the course itself was nice enough, but for $80 go elsewhere. First issue: the cart-provided divot repair bottle was empty, and the first par three tee box (as with all the others) needed some love. Second, sand traps were rock hard, there was just no getting under the ball. Third, on a 90+ degree day, you cannot run out of hot dogs at the turn. When I asked if they had some inside, the attendant said no. The three they had left, which our group grabbed, were probably the worst hot dogs we’ve ever had: cold, overly firm, like they’d been there keeping warm for days.

I know golf in the Chicago area is expensive, but the amenities here were garbage. No range, lackluster food, hard traps, and too many divots. We may go back, but for $80 there’s much better out here.

Bunkers are basically hardened mud. Rumor has it the course is being sold off so maintenance has lacked. Most groups we played near said it’s a commonality and expectation that if you hit in the bunker you drop next to it. Aside from that, not a bad course layout, pace of play was good, but not worthy of $80