Gleneagles Country ClubLocated in Southwest Region13070 McCarthy Lemont, IL 60439 Main Phone: 630-257-5466 Average Course Rating  |
| Holes | Yards | Par |
| 18 | 6120 | 67 |
Comments on Gleneagles Country Club
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Date: 2023-03-21 Rating: 
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| Golfer: ChicagoGolfGuide Volunteer Date: 2015-04-29 Rating: |
| Gleneagles_ two 18-hole championship courses are perfect for all kinds of golfers. The rates are: weekdays - $34 (regular), $19 (twilight) / weekends/holidays - $40 (reg), $20 (twilight) / seniors (M-Th only) - $17 / juniors (M-F, weekends after 3pm) - $15. Golf carts are also available. Call (630) 257-5466 for more details. |
| Golfer: John Date: 2015-04-27 Rating:  |
| The people running this course don_t think too much of their customers. Get the cash, push them off as fast as you can, and don_t expect to much for conditions of play. The bunkers are like asphalt.They insult the golfer that_s looking for a fun experience with their friends. If this is what golf is all about, I_ll be looking for another sport to play. |
| Golfer: John from the Southside Date: 2011-03-19 Rating: |
| I have been to an outting here the last two years and to be nice about it I was not impressed. The course is OK but nothing really stands out about it. It receives so much traffic and we were always crowded and rushed to finished. The thing I remember the most was an older lady named Darlene, a wife of the owner or something, walking around like a lunatic and bothering her employees and customers. I will say this, if you are looking to impress a customer or looking to have a fun and nonstressful golfing event, this is not the place to go. The parking lot is too small, the service in the clubhouse was subpar, food was decent at best. Its a discount place for golf outtings and nothing more. I would rate my overall experience at Gleneagles as marginal at best, its a cheaper place to golf and thats all, nothing special about it and if you want a quality golf outting I would never recommend this course. |
| Golfer: Golfing Fan Date: 2010-08-18 Rating: |
| Green Fee: $23.00 - $30.00 Golf Pro: Chris Studer www.golfgleneagles.com Hours of Operation: Golf Shop: 6:30am - Dusk Restaurant: 7am - 7pm |
| Golfer: G Pierce Date: 2009-08-18 Rating:  |
| I have played this course numerous times. I enjoy it, it is set for the daily fee player and well maintained throughout the season. |
| Golfer: Mark Date: 2009-02-20 Rating: |
| This course is a bargin for the price. I live locally and they really have made definate improvements on pace of play. It is back on the list. Good course for my 17 handicap. |
| Golfer: Bill Date: 2009-02-08 Rating: |
| I played a number of rounds at both courses at Glen Eagles in the summer of 2008. This was my first experience at the course. I found the course in excellent shape. The personnel courteous. The course is enjoyable and not too punishing. Definately will be playing again there in the spring. |
| Golfer: Pcal Date: 2008-08-18 Rating: |
| Not a good course. They should not post a driving range if they dont have one. To get to the driving range you have to drive there. We got a golf cart that was made in I think 1960. Course is below average at best. It it confusing to drive on this course. Not posted well at all. I will spend my money else where. |
| Golfer: Rich Date: 2006-08-25 Rating: |
| I have to believe that most commets were made during Summer of _05 when nearly all courses were dried to a cinder and beat up. These aren_t the longest or toughest courses in the area, but they can jump up and bite you (parring #17 Red is an accomplishment). Play does tend to be slow on weekends. I find the greens here in better shape than Cog #2. A great value, but that no credit card policy is a mistake. |
| Golfer: David Date: 2006-08-15 Rating: |
| These courses are marginal at best. What is with the cash only!!! Get with the times!!! The layouts aren_t bad but the courses aren_t in good shape. Not a bad price if you want to play a five plus hour round. |
| Golfer: MP Date: 2004-04-06 Rating: |
| Easy course for the 18 handicap. It can get you into the 80's. |
| Golfer: Chris Date: 2002-08-23 Rating:  |
| This was the worst ever, sorry but it's true. |
| Golfer: Tom Date: 2002-05-06 Rating: |
| Joe is right. The course is barely average at best. The management is horrible. You'll arrive for your tee time and find that there are 6 groups waiting before you. Absolutely ridiculous, plus they do not even take credit cards for paying green fees, Cash only!!! Don't waste your time, there are too many other quality courses in the area to go to instead of Glen Eagles. |
| Golfer: Average Joe Date: 2002-04-10 Rating: |
| OK, either Dan was playing in January or he enjoys the " wacky tabacky". Played this course on a summer weekend and will never do it again. Groups were absolutely packed on. 30-45 min waits at some tee boxes. Course itself is OK. |
| Golfer: Dan Barkey Date: 2002-02-06 Rating: |
| Well maintained old course. This is a great course for the money. Hilly and scenic with large old trees. Play moves along very well on weekends. Only 2 par 5s, but some long par 4s and par 3s. |
| Golfer: Dave S. Date: 2002-02-06 Rating: |
| Good course, bargin price compared to some of the other courses in the area. Nicely wooded. Not overly difficult but challenging. |
Gleneagles Country Club Addtional Information & History
Gleneagles Country Club: Gleneagles Country Club in Chicagoland’s Lemont, Illinois is home to two championship golf courses—one called the “Red” or “Lakes” course and the other known as the “White” or “Woodlands” course. The 18-hole Red/Lake Course at the Gleneagles Country Club facility features 6,140 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 67.6 and it has a slope rating of 112 on Bent grass. Designed by Charles Maddox and Frank P. MacDonald, the Red/Lake Course opened in 1924. The 18-hole White/Woodlands course at the Gleneagles Country Club features 6,120 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70. The course rating is 68.7 and it has a slope rating of 116 on Bent grass. Also designed by Charles Maddox/Frank P. MacDonald, the White/Woodlands golf course opened in 1926. Both the Red and White golf courses are considered “traditional” courses. Gleneagles is known as the “home of the shotgun start,” as the Gleneagles Country Club offers a unique opportunity to host a 288-player shotgun outing.