Beautiful course! 11/10 would play again! Great value for what you get. Plus the scenery was very nice!

Love Tanna Farms! Out in the farm land lays this beaut. Conditions are great and course layout is challenging. The clubhouse has a nice atmosphere too post round!

I was actually surprised at how nice and maintained this golf course was. I ended up going there on a Saturday, which is the busiest day of the week to golf, but everyone took their time in front and behind me so you did not feel rushed. Some of the fairways are a little tough, so you gotta just hit them straight, but otherwise a great course! Will return

Decent golf course set amongst suburban homes, not the best walking course. I realize I'm the abnormality as I enjoy walking a golf course but I didn't appreciate being asked "I'm not going to catch you riding in the cart, am I?!" from the pro shop employee as I checked in. Yes I'm aware you don't get the $5 that I would pay had I rode in a cart. But downright scolding someone because I like to walk is no way to treat a new customer. He even went as far to tell me "..the course is 7 miles and not many people walk." Marathons are 26.2 miles, I'm 5'8 and in amazing shape, I actually made it around in 3.5 hours without the help of any ranger as we waited on numerous tees. Lesson learned for me, nobody walks anymore and anyone who does should be treated as if they have leprosy. With the countless options of Chicago-burbs I wont be back here unless I have reason to do so.

Tanna Farms is a nice track, and playable for all skill levels with several tee box options. Players start at hole #1 as a par 3, over water, which is unusual for many golf courses. With no practice range, it makes the starting hole a bit more daunting. Course design holds interest on most holes, with plenty of water hazards and sand traps throughout. No beverage cart today, and no halfway house, so I recommend you get your supplies before you tee off. Once you start play you don't return to the clubhouse until 18 green. Pace of play was fine, but it was not crowded at all for an October Friday, so I can't judge pace very well. Course is pretty well maintained, but the sand traps and tee boxes leave a lot to be desired at places. See the photos for tee box examples. Carts are basic, have no GPS, and the cart paths in several areas are a bit of a disaster. I struggled to give this course 4 stars, as conditions in places warrant a 3 star rating. But I think the design of the course is great. With a bit more TLC, and upgrades in areas (cart quality, paths, tee boxes and traps) this would be a great course. Price was more than fair for a late October weekday round. I do recommend playing Tanna. Enjoy your round! Update from June 2026: I'm dropping my rating from 4 to 3 stars. Cart paths are in desperate need of resurfacing in many areas of the course. Divots replacement by players is rare, and repair by greenskeeping staff not up to general standards. Sand traps don't drain well, so we've had to pull balls from standing water to play them. Greens were in decent condition. They need to put some money into this course. I hope they do, since this is a fun course otherwise.