People probably shouldn't come to golf on days that have 100% chance of rain if they expect a rain check after finishing most of the course 🤷‍♀️ Common sense goes a long way! The rain wasn't at all unexpected.

I would say 3.5 stars would be more accurate. The staff was very friendly and the food was good at the snack bar. The course is in decent shape. Fairways are burmuda grass and are in good shape. The greens were not the best several had bare areas where you had to move your ball several feet if you wanted to putt on all grass. The course had several dog legs which are not easy to read if you never played here. We paid about $32 for 18 and cart, which is not bad. I would play here again if they get the greens fixed.

We got rained out after one hole on the back 9 and they wouldn’t let us get a rain check to continue. The lady at the front desk said “it’s a 4 hour course no rain check.” It took us 2 and a half hours for 9 with a 4 man. Which is pretty quick. Decent course, what kind of business does that though?

I have a fantastic visit whenever I am at The Prairies Golf Club. The golfers here maintain the green by repairing their divots. This, sadly, is rare for the area. I enjoy the relatively easy course and the large assortment of wildlife in the small ponds and lakes around the course. I have noticed that many of the reviews for this place are from folks who were displeased. I have just started golf this summer and played every week or twice a week at various places around the metro-east and The Prairies Golf Club in Cahokia has been one of my favorite affordable courses. The course does not play incredibly difficult here but is relatively well maintained with greens in pretty good condition. I take a lot of my friends golfing with me and we all enjoy The Prairies.

No raincheck after only finishing 9 and a bad storm rolled in. Lady was rude about it too. I will never go back.