Naperbrook Golf Course

This course is too flat! Too expensive there definitely better choices in area. Front desk guy there is also needs to work on his PR skills won’t say his name but he was rude when I called a while back! Not sure if he is still there but if you are going to pay 60 something with a cart you need to have better customer service skills especially in this economy! The layout of the course is ok otherwise if I had a better experience there I would play there but I go to other courses in area.

Great local golf course! I’ve been here a few times to play and to just ride along while my husband golfs.
Everyone who works at Naperbrook that I’ve met has been super friendly and helpful. Their pro shop is well organized and stocked with everything you could need. I honestly wish I golfed more just so I could wear some of the cute apparel they sell! Each time I come back it seems like they’re upping their game with this little shop.
It’s typically fairly easy to get a tee time and the course is never too crowded (with the exception of the time I went on Father’s Day which was expected). I’ve honestly only been to a few golf courses, but I think for the price Naperbrook is a great option! The greens are well-​groomed and from what my husband says, the holes are laid out nicely out (I’m not too picky because I suck at golf regardless!).
Last time I was here, it cost $ 33 to play 9 holes with a golf cart — not bad! Not bad at all. They also have a little grill on site where you can order food and beers, which in my opinion is a necessity when playing golf. Just sayin.

Played nine holes on a Thursday morning. Naperbrook is a fun, interesting public course. Staff at the course were all friendly and helpful. Looking forward to playing there again soon!

Golf can be frustrating but playing at this course helps reduce the frustration. This course is very nice links style course. There is plenty of bunkers, water and a few well placed trees. The price is not bad and well worth it. The third hole is hard but also fun. The 18 is my favorite, it is a beautiful par 5 with a great layout wonderful finishing hole. The staff is always friendly and polite. I will be coming back for sure.

Naperbrook is a very nice public course.
Compared to the other Naperville Park District course Springbrook, Naperbrook is cheaper, staffed with friendlier people, and is rarely as crowded.
The course is not quite links style, but has few trees to worry about. Water is in play on a few holes. The main hazard is tall prairie grass assuming you’re there later than spring.
The pace of play is generally good. I do not believe the review claiming harassment by rangers since I rarely ever see a ranger. I have complained on more than one occasion about slow play and the staff always says they’ve been told not to push people or make them skip holes since rounds played are down everwhere and they don’t want to lose the business. If a ranger there tells you to speed up then you must really be slow.
Try this course and you’ll have a nice experience.

Played the first hole and teed off on the second and got rained out. Went to the clubhouse for a rain check and they wouldn’t give us one for another complete round of 18. They deducted the one hole and gave us credit for 17, which you got 60 days to use or loose your $$$. It’s not about the money but is this a way to do business.?Plus the one guy in the pro shop with a attitude telling us «well, you did play two holes». Instead of staying for lunch, we found another place and if we go back for our 17 hole credit it will be the last time golfing there for us.

This is a beautiful course! The staff in the pro shop and the starter are friendly and helpful. We had a group of 5 women, all decent golfers, and the starter let us play as one group, but the ranger was a first class jerk and couldn’t let us just play. He stopped us at every other tee and demanded we move faster even though we were on pace for a group of 4. He even told us that the men behind us didn’t like women on the course. Apparently women’s rights haven’t hit the podunk intersection of Naperville/​Bolingbrook/​Plainfield. The course was very well maintained but the constant harrassment from the ranger blew any future visits for me. I can spend my money anyplace, why go be insulted by the idiots here?

I consider Naperbrook to be my home course. I fell quite lucky to have it nearby. It is well maintained and the staff is courteous and friendly. There is a nice range and putting area. They used to have a practice trap but they took it out this year– rats! Hole 3 is a doozy par 5 wrapping around a long pond. There are a handful of other challenging holes and several reasonable ones– modest length and a few hazards but not killer– difficult.