Mt. Prospect Golf ClubLocated in Northwest Region600 South See Gwun Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 Main Phone: 847-259-4200 Average Course Rating  |
| Holes | Yards | Par |
| 18 | 6215 | 71 |
Comments on Mt. Prospect Golf Club
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Golfer: Chicago Golf Goddess
Date: 2023-03-21 Rating: 
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| Golfer: Chicago Golf Man Date: 2010-07-30 Rating:  |
| Phone: 847-632-9300 Fax: (847) 632-9334 Green Fee: $36.00 - $46.00 Golf Pro: Brett Barcel http://www.mppd.org Cart Fees (per player) 18 Holes - $17 9 Holes - $10 |
| Golfer: Lefty Date: 2009-11-08 Rating: |
| Great greens, old school design and close in not 30+ minutes away. Pace was good 4:15 at 11:00 on Sat. in summer! Better than the cookie cutter \_waterparks\_ my buddies usually play and you can walk too on weekends. |
| Golfer: dennis Date: 2008-10-21 Rating: |
| Golf course condition is amazing the grounds crew of this place most have sold there souls to the devil because this place is great. |
| Golfer: dan d. Date: 2008-07-22 Rating: |
| I love this place. |
| Golfer: Larry Date: 2008-03-18 Rating:  |
| Maintained like a Country Club with fast greens. Can get crowded. |
| Golfer: Larry Date: 2008-03-18 Rating: |
| Maintained like a Country Club with fast greens. Can get crowded. |
| Golfer: Jill Date: 2008-03-18 Rating: |
| I love this course it is maintained like a country club with a very limited crew. The greens are awesome. |
| Golfer: Anonymous Duffer Date: 2006-08-11 Rating:  |
| Really couldn_t be more crowded - roll your approach just off the ninth green and you roll right into the starter. Everything right on top of each other, and S-L-O-W. Too pricey, the definition of marginal (or worse) |
| Golfer: Jesse Date: 2005-07-16 Rating: |
| This course is resident friendly, but a rip-off for non-residents. The people who work here are either 17 or 75. Pace can be aweful. 5 hour rounds are common-place. The course is old-school- short and tight and rather fun to play. But nothing that will challenge a decent player. Kudos to the super who keeps it in great condition. M.P. would be recommended if not for its flaws - value, bad customer service, and pace. Nice course though. |
| Golfer: Anonymous Duffer Date: 2003-06-03 Rating: |
| Very well maintained old neighborhood course. Country club quality at park district rates. Don't let the short yardage fool you. This course is extremely tight with difficult protected greens. The mature tree lines can be unforgiving. If you don't hit em straight, you probably won't have a very good time. |
| Golfer: Phil Date: 2002-12-13 Rating: |
| Real nice old-fashioned golf course. Small undulating greens and tight layout makes for a different golf experience. Like going through a time warp to the good old days. Don't need a cannon to reach the par 4's. Great condition - private club quality and friendly staff. Good value and great location. |
| Golfer: John Date: 2002-11-27 Rating: |
| I Played recently in the middle of October. Fall Rates were great especially for the exceptional condition the course was in. My first time playing the course and staff behind counter as well as starters and rangers were very helpful and friendly to me. Timers on the cart are a great idea and help speed up play, all courses should have them. We played in 4:25 on a busy saturday morning which I was very satisfied with and I believe timers on the carts help rangers identify slow groups and helps pace of play. The only downfall to the course was that the golfers were very rude. Golfers behind us kept yelling at us to speed up. The pro inside apologized and told me that it was regulars with passes. I was upset that these people that paid $10-15 a round acted like they owned the course and gave no repsect to a full paying non-resident that is a guest to their course. These idiots are probably the same people that complain about everything and are too stupid to realize what deal they are getting to play one of the nicest courses in the Chicago Area. Mt. Prospect should get rid of passes, it is too good of a deal for these people that don't appreciate what they have. But other than these jerks, my experience at this golf course was great and the condition of the greens and the rest of the course was wonderful. I recommend people to play this course. I know I will come back, hopefully the idiot pass holders will have gone somewhere else and I can enjoy such a beautiful course to its fullest. |
| Golfer: DP Date: 2002-09-02 Rating: |
| This course provices the challenge of hitting the ball very strait to score. Mature trees cover the course. The green's fees are little high for the goose crap everywhere combined with the "I'm better than you" service you receive from their staff. |
| Golfer: Chris Date: 2002-08-21 Rating: |
| This course is kind of nice, a old time feel with alot of old timers playing, |
| Golfer: Ross The Boss Date: 2002-08-18 Rating: |
| In response to 2005-01-00, he most be a realjerk! Do not beleive him, this course is excellent! A neighborhood golf course that offers long, narrowing, and challanging holes. I give it TWO THUMBS UP! |
| Golfer: Mike Date: 2002-06-11 Rating: |
| Great golf course. The club professionals were awesome. I really enjoyed playing this course and would highly recommend anybody to try the course. |
| Golfer: bill Date: 2002-06-06 Rating: |
| great course for a park district course. the assistang pro was of great help to me. i would just like to see a little bit better range. |
| Golfer: dan Date: 2002-02-06 Rating: |
| Very well maintained old neighborhood course. There are houses around the course, but they are not a distraction. The course is tight, so long irons and 3-woods are a good choice for long hitters. |
| Golfer: TOM Date: 2002-02-06 Rating: |
| Nice, very old, neighborhood course. Mature trees w/ bentgrass fairways. Price is a little high, butI enjoyed the design. |
| Golfer: Brendan Date: 2002-02-06 Rating: |
| Nice municipal course, but a little expensive for what you get. Greens are challenging and course is in good shape. |
| Golfer: Anonymous Duffer Date: 2003-08-08 Rating:  |
| This course is not worth crap on a stick. $48/walking was the rate... I would rather roll around on broken glass naked on steaming asphalt than ever play this goat run again. |
Mt. Prospect Golf Club Addtional Information & History
Mt. Prospect Golf Club: The 18-hole Mt. Prospect Golf Club in Mount Prospect, Illinois features small greens and Bent grass, tree-lined fairways. This parkland-style golf course was originally built in the 1920s as a private country club. Golf Digest magazine has awarded Mt. Prospect a 3 ½ Star rating, and the course is now one of the most popular places to play in the Chicago area. Mt. Prospect Golf Club amenities include a clubhouse, pro shop, two practice greens and two chipping greens and a grill and banquet room. Golf carts are equipped with GPS units for improved pace and easy yardage computing.