George W Dunne National Golf Course

The course is challenging but fun. I really enjoyed the greens.

Despite the challenges all courses are having these days, especially the ones with loads of huge bunkers, George Dunne is hanging strong as a really fun golf challenge. Yes, you have to rake & roll in every bunker. Yes, you have to decide what to do around the greens when you have a bare lie in a spot not originally intended to be bare. But yes, this track will still test your game as it always has, and as of yesterday the fairways and greens are in great shape. They've been smart this year about where they're spending their water budget, and the staff is as friendly as always.

I cannot overemphasize enough the impressive condition of the meticulously manicured terrain @ George Dunne, as I really enjoyed my golfing experience at this venue….also, the staff were courteous, friendly and accommodating….will be back soon.

I know it’s the week of the US Open, but cut the grass around the greens!
Lack of sand has been a problem for years. I live a mile away and won’t play it unless it’s a last resort.

Bunkers much improved since last time playing but round took 5 1/2 hours unacceptable.

There was an Outing before us. 6 hours round. Same thing happened when we pkayed there last year. Never played this course again.

This is the best Forest Preserve course I have played in terms of course layout. The conditions are still dry and not in great shape but it was enjoyable. The pace of play wasn’t great and the course was backed up a lot from the course over booking.

For such a nice course they need sand now dirt in bunkers. Greens were very good. Also cart person never showed until 9 th hole on front and on 10th and 17th. They need to visit the other homes especially on hot days.