The Arboretum Club - Buffalo Grove, Illinois

Ellie K.

Such an enjoyable course to play in great condition. The golf carts are smooth and quiet, service is always nice. Vin90 is a perfect place to grab a bite after a round or to stop by for a drink and/or dinner. Firepits outside are v welcoming w a good view of the greens. A hidden gem!

Sam G.

This course seems inspired by God himself. Beautifully manicured and seemingly designed by an artist, this is by far one of the toughest courses I've played. Although I was having a tough time with my shot, I felt so blessed to be in that moment. My advise, there is a booklet that they give which is complimentary. It takes you hole by hole and teaches you the intricacies of the course. READ IT. I truly believe I could have shaved at least 10 shots off my round. What an amazing experience. If I could give 10 stars I would.

James M.

Tough and strategic course! It's very well maintained and I do like golfing here alot! Plus they have virtual golf inside and it's a good price for some challenging golf!! Only 30 minutes from the airport as well!

Shawn M.

Course is in great condition and indeed has a variety of trees throughout. Hospitality services don't start til late AM, so early AM tee times will want to bring their own food/drink

Alex P.

I had an incredible experience at the pro shop! The staff were not only welcoming but went above and beyond to make sure I had everything I needed. A special shoutout to Jimmy, who was exceptionally helpful and knowledgeable. He patiently answered all my questions, offered great recommendations, and made the whole process seamless. I highly recommend this pro shop for its excellent service and friendly atmosphere. Thanks, Jimmy and the team!

Joseph D.

This is a well maintained, interesting course. Played on 6/2, water challenges, tougher driving holes but you can club down. Greens, fairways and rough all in good shape, electric carts are a bonus. Compares well to B to B+ courses in the Chicago area.

Bryan A.

The course itself is tough but is kept in pretty good shape. It was definitely a bit overwatered which made some of the sand traps hard to play out of. Also, a bit odd that there is no fringe on any of the holes that I noticed.

Our group’s issue was with the Marshall. We had a group of 8 people. None of us are good but we play fast and keep a good pace. We were playing a couple of minutes behind after 3 holes because we were playing a bit worse than normal. Shaking the rust off with an early morning round. Rightfully so, the Marshall mentioned that we should speed up. Completely agree but I was not worried because I know that it was out of the ordinary for our group. The Marshall continued to follow us play for 3 holes. Watching every single hit. As I mentioned, we are already not good, but this made us uneasy and play even worse. We did our best to ignore him and ended up finishing 9 in 1:45. The Marshall still came and said something about our pace on the back 9 and we saw him at least 3 more times watching us. He was clearly honed in on our group. We ended the round in 3:45. Which is a great pace in my opinion. However, the entire experience was ruined for our whole group and I guarantee we will not be back or recommend the course to anyone we know. I’d like to make clear that I think a Marshall is necessary but this was way too much.

Also, a bit pricey. $79 to ride and $55 to walk

George S.

Fun and challenging track with lots of water but I went after rain the day before and the fairways we very squishy. You'd think that a course with that much water would have better drainage.