Cantigny Golf

Always a great experience and time at Cantigny. The course is challenging, but not impossible. The best parts of Cantigny are the views and the caddy program. Consider having a caddy to enhance your time on the golf course.

Just a beautiful place to play golf. Course Is meticulously kept in shape and very challenging. The junior golf area is also a fun place to take your kids to learn. The practice center is nice but a little expensive for the range You're looking at about $14 for a large bucket.

Cantigny has been one of the highest rated public courses in the Chicagoland area for years. After my first visit, I can see why. It has 3 different nines to choose from. Although I only played 18, I have to assume the additional nine is of similar quality. As such, it's a truly enjoyable, high-quality golf experience.

As a former member of the U.S. Infantry, I was surprised to find the military elements that are part and parcel of Cantigny. Apparently, even the name, Cantigny, is due to a military connection. The owner of the property was a Colonel in the First Infantry Division in WW1, and won a battle in Cantigny, France.

So, I really appreciated the respect and the emphasis that the course places on honoring the military. Make sure you check out all of the historic pictures that are available for you to see in the clubhouse area.

Thanks to Cantigny for an enjoyable round of golf. Keep up the good work.

Beautiful course in great shape. Each hole is more scenic than the next. Greens were in great shape and putted very true. They looked faster than they were so came up short a lot on the first few holes. Played with my sons on Fathers day and it was not busy at all. Came in from MN to this course based on ratings. Highly recommend.

Recently completed major remodeling and transformation of the gardens. Beautiful summer flowers and perennials plants. Also the military museum is a must see, now with VR and other tech. The tanks have been repainted like new again. Be amazed by the grandiose giant oak trees spread among the grand gardens.