Fun and challenging course. Friendly & welcoming staff. Excellent for a quick mid-day 9 to scratch the golf itch.

Day 1: My first visit was fantastic. A very kind older gentleman welcomed me, explained the course, shared a few jokes, and had a smile the entire time. He made me feel at home and set the bar high for what I expected here. Day 2: Completely different story. A middle-aged man at the window greeted us with rudeness and disrespect from the start. I’ve never felt so unwelcome at a golf course. Instead of building a friendly, enjoyable atmosphere, his behavior made it obvious that customers aren’t valued. Golf should be about hospitality and community, but this was the exact opposite. It’s disappointing that one person’s attitude can ruin what could otherwise be a great experience. Do better. I don’t support businesses that treat people this way, and I won’t be returning.

My husband and I stopped at Scott Greens Golf Club to play a round of golf during our honeymoon. The course was beautiful and very well-maintained. Even as beginners, the course and atmosphere were not intimidating. The staff was very welcoming and treated us like family. We had an excellent time, and I couldn’t recommend this place more!!

If you like playing in the rough this is the course for you. Fairway grass was at least 6 inches high. We had a hard time finding balls in the fairway. The greens had 2 holes on every green. The course is a jumbled mess with holes and tee boxes with in 20 feet of each other. Cart paths are like atv trails. Tee times are very close together so you feel rushed the whole game. Only got 2 stars because of the price and the carts were decent.

Signs and course map suck but overall a good experience. However marjon in Elmhurst is still my favorite 9 hole course in the area