RWCC

We've heard great things about the course and when a great deal through Golfnow Deal caddy came up, then we knew it is time.

Our check-in wasn't the most pleasant start as one of the shop staff wasn't quite sure how to handle the voucher we presented. I was there for about 20 mins arguing my case that it was pre-paid but she keep insisting that we have to pay on course. Fortunately, another person took care of the situation with much better results.

We then head to the practice facility and the attendant offered us complimentary range balls. I'm not sure if it was a gesture to rectify the issue earlier at the pro-shop, but it was very much appreciated. Either way, a very nice touch and it makes a huge difference !

We got paired with a really nice couple and we couldn't be happier. Since it was our first time playing the course, their local knowledge was extremely helpful.

We decided to play the Aldeen tees so we can acclimate ourselves and learn the nuances of the course and also to protect the pace of play. But next time, we are definitely play from the blues.

The course was in great shape and greens are rolling true. Each hole presents a different shot making strategy. While the overall pace of play was nice, there was quite a backup the last 4 holes. It would have been nice if there was course marshall present to monitor the play.

Overall, it was a great golfing experience and well worth our 50 mile drive. A great value and a well maintained municipal course.

Great track for the value, especially with GN hot deals !!!

Outward nine provides more scoring opportunities than the inward holes so make sure to take advantage. I think 12-15 are the toughest stretch of holes.

First time playing (we played Black/Gold), it looks very tight. But after a couple rounds, you get the nuances of the course and get a feel of bail/lay up spots. Greens are fast and true. We played one time and the greens were running probably around 13 stimp, plus majority of the pins were cut almost 4-5 paces from the edges. Brutal. Course Supt must have had a bad sleep the night before.

IMO, you have to drive well to score well on this course. While distance is not an issue for my group, forced carries on a number of holes can be a nightmare for shorter hitters.

Pace of play of play is always great. Worth the drive, specially if you live within the NW burbs.

The only suggestion I will offer is for the course to improve their scorecard, adding some hole layout/diagrams will help. I don;t rely on GPS that much so having a simple yardage only version is enough. It keeps the cost down.

The course has matured from the last time I played 12 years ago. Greens was in great shape. Good layout where it allows a variety of club selection each hole.

A very relaxing Friday morning round. Fast play, 3.20 hr round. Great staff and facility. While the carts does not offer GPS, I prefer it this way to keep the cost down. I typically walk when I play but I cannot pass up a great deal when I see one.

We will definitely come back and it shouldn't take another 12 years....

If you are a straight driver, you will score well. This course is relatively short, but wait until the summer when greens are in full speed. Since the course only water in play in only 3 holes, adding fairway bunkers will provide additional challenge off the tee.