This is an overall easy course. It's fairly long, but pretty wide open. The greens are small, so putting is made a bit easier. In the past the course gets extremely chewed up by early summer, but the conditions have improved this year. Fairways are a bit softer and the trees have been trimmed to give you a better chance from the rough. Water comes into play on only 3 or 4 holes and the bunkers are not really sand. A bit pricey for an urban course.

Customer Service

The club house is friendly, but there is a lack of organization. The majority of the time there is no starter and there is a high volume of 9 hole groups. This makes the pace really slow on the weekends.

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Glen Eagles, Lemont.

This is truly a fun course to play. It is accomodating for all types of players, but don't leave your medium-range irons in the parking lot. Excellent use of all clubs unlike most courses where your either playing long or short.

This course could be even better if it was maintained a little better. Some parts of the course occasionally look sloppy and the ground crew isn't very considerate to golfer hitting in their direction (the have a tendency to get in front of you or on the green when your trying to hit at it). Also, the sand isn't really sand; it plays like hitting off of dirt.

I've played this course a number of times and find that the back nine is conditioned much better than the front. Overall, the course is pretty good. It allows beginners the opportunity to play a fairly open course where water only comes in on a few holes. It, however, also challenges the more experienced golfers the challenge of perfect shot placement for birdie. Par is more than a respectable score on at least 15 of the 18 holes.

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The range is really a top-notch outdoor facility. There are 3 chipping greens complete with sand traps. Both grass and turf hitting is available. A large putting surface is also available and is comparable to the greens encountered on the course.