Addison Golf Course

18 hole course and reasonably priced. I would consider it a pleasant course with a good amount of shade and nice features, the only issue is it's not always very well kept. Sometimes lots of tree debris, and if you go after a rain, this is your warning that the holes do not drain. Employees are fine, not unpleasant but not particularly engaging either. Regardless, I have come here several times and always have a good time, and it was worth it to go with our three young children who don't really play and mostly want to run around and drop the balls in the holes.

Great place to hit golf balls especially in the cold and unpredictable weather of Northern Illinois. Climate controlled driving range as well as two available putting greens. It is $15 for 30 minutes and that seems perfectly reasonable given the fact that this place is very clean, and has plenty of parking. They have a tour tiered driving range stall system which allows at least 25 people per level to hit balls off synthetic greens.

$48 to hit here for an hour is criminal. At that rate, you could build your own home simulator setup from the money you’d spend here in one season.

Absolutely the most ridiculous experience this evening at this place. The Addison Park District was happy to sell me large bucket of balls as the sun was going down, but then they refused to turn on the lights. I mean, who doesn't love hitting golf balls into the depths of a pitch black night and wondering where they went? Guessing the ball flight exclusively from feel is so much more challenging. It's just the kind of feedback I've been looking for. On the upside, if you're practicing for a night tournament, this place has you covered, bra. I think the HR department at the Addison Park Dis…

Very friendly staff. Reasonably priced driving range $17 for 175 balls. Unfortunately no shade so make sure to have cold water with you if you want to hot 175 balls on a 88 degrees day. I have not tried the 9-hole yet.

Nice indoor place to go and get some practice done. Top Trace in every bay and huge baskets of balls to hit at no extra cost. Pricing is very reasonable and the staff is nice. It’s so much better than hitting at a screen 15ft in front of you. You can actually see your ball flight. Well worth it.

You can practice and enjoy nearly all facets of golf at the dome. They had a sand bunker in the past, but removed it. Friendly and helpful Addison Park District staff!

Pricey but worth it. Very nice facility. Very effective shot and swing info on each swing at every hitting bay. Large chipping and putting areas. Several golf teachers available for lessons. Senior rate before 12. Easy parking.

Their golf dome is brilliant! It's a 2 tier driving range with like 36 bays total bays plus fast tracker. They have a chipping green & a putting green. They sell beverages including beer. Worth the visit to get the rust off b4 golf season.

9 hole par 3 course is not worth the $18 they charge. I will never play there again.1st of all for that price there are many other Park District courses (hello Streamwood Oaks, hello Wing Park in Elgin, hello Potawatomi in St Charles close by for the same or similar price and the are full length 3000+ yard par 36 lay outs. Links and Tees course is poorly maintained especially the sand traps which are weed beds.The course does offer a surprise after completing the ninth hole, you get to walk a 1/4 mile down a dirt and gravel maintenance road behind the dome and through the trash filled woods ba…

Overpriced for what it is, first come first serve basis, and the staff weren't too accommodating. I did not particularly like the crowd there either. There are simulators you can find nearby that will have competitive pricing with more privacy and better amenities. Only plus side is the 'short game' area and the fact that you can see the beginning of your ball flight.

I enjoy going there. If the tee boxes are busy there's e ty of space to practice putting. also a nice sized are to practice chipping.