Charles Maddox

Evansville, IN

Cambridge Golf Course is a public facility in Evansville, Indiana, built across about 170 acres of rolling farmland. Tim Liddy designed the course, which opened for play on July 15, 2000, in a Scottish-style links layout with in-play lakes, grass mounds and bunkers. The 18-hole course plays to a par of 72 and measures about 7,200 yards, with bentgrass greens and zoysia fairways and tees. Multiple tee options and target landing areas create a risk-reward character on many of the par-4 and par-5 holes. Cambridge is open to the public and also operates an expanded banquet room used for weddings and other events, in addition to standard tee-time play.

Itasca, IL

Eaglewood Resort Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course in Itasca, Illinois, designed by architect Charles Maddox and opened in 1932. The layout plays roughly 6,000 yards through rolling terrain lined with mature trees, part of the Eaglewood Resort & Spa property. It is a long-established course in the Chicago suburbs, predating most of the region's daily-fee facilities. The course remains open to resort guests and public play in Itasca.

Ham Lake, MN

Majestic Oaks Golf Club's Signature course, formerly known as Platinum, is an 18-hole public golf course in Ham Lake, MN. It has a par of 72. The Signature course was designed by Charles Maddox and opened in 1960. It is longer and more open, with several doglegs.

Andover, MN

Majestic Oaks Golf Club is a public golf facility in Ham Lake, Minnesota. It offers 45 holes with two 18-hole championship courses and a nine-hole executive layout. The Signature Course has 18 holes with a par of 72.

Port Byron, IL

Byron Hills Golf Course in Port Byron, IL, is an 18-hole public course with wide fairways. The facility includes a pro shop, a practice facility, an indoor simulator, and a clubhouse with dining.

Rockford, IL

Atwood Homestead is one of the golf courses managed by the Forest Preserves of Winnebago County in Rockford, IL. Designed by Charles Maddox, the course opened in 1971 on land donated by Seth B. Atwood. The large stone family homestead serves as the clubhouse and pro shop, and several sets of tees suit different abilities.

Harrisburg, SD

The Creek, formerly Spring Creek Country Club, is an 18-hole, par-72 public course about 10 minutes southeast of Sioux Falls near Harrisburg. The front nine is more forgiving and the back nine gets tougher. It hosts a busy schedule of outings and sells daily rates, punch passes and memberships.