Didn’t play the course but rode it as an observer for the IESA. From my perspective, it was a darn nice public course. Decent combination of scoring opportunities, tough par 3’s, etc. Best part was the attitude of the kids. No whining, no complaining, and no giving up. (As an old fella, have to admit I was kinda jealous of those flexible kids. I might be able to punch one out there like them, knowing the hospital is just down the street).

Nice course with cool obstacles and shade, however experienced rude comments from staff. While push-carting around a worker was passive aggressive insinuating my group of 4 was slow and below average skill. These comments were unwanted, and as a new golfer, made me feel like I can’t learn to golf at Kellogg. After finishing 9-holes at very normal time of 2 hours, these comments ruined the experience for my group. Little to say we will not be coming back.

For Public Muni course was fun in great shape and from the tips pretty nice!

Greens were in decent shape. Rough was rough. Fairways were really dry. The bentgrass was definitely not fluffy like it can be when it's not dried out. But the course was in overall good shape. First time playing here, so I can't say if it is normal condition or what.

I have played three rounds of golf at Kellogg since moving to the area last June. Every single trip I have experienced rude, disrespectful, and borderline aggressive conduct directed at myself and my group from the staff. Having played competitive golf for 20+ years, I can say my three worst golfing experiences of all time come from Kellogg in Peoria, IL. I will refrain from giving them my business in the future, and I will be reaching out to their management/ownership to further voice my complaints. Please, choose any other golf course to enjoy an afternoon with family and friends. I would not recommend this course to anyone, and would rate 0 stars if that was a possibility…