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Architect

George O'Neil

4 courses on BogeyMap are attributed to George O'Neil.

Courses on BogeyMap
4
States
2
Avg LooperScore
72.0
Highest rated
Glencoe Golf Club

Biography

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Where the work is: IL · IN

Courses on BogeyMap (4)

Public18 holes

Glencoe Golf Club

Glencoe, IL

Glencoe Golf Club is a public course in Glencoe, on the North Shore, with golf dating to 1921. The 18-hole layout plays over rolling, wooded terrain, a historic course that serves the North Shore.

Historic

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Golf Club of Illinois

Algonquin, IL

The Golf Club of Illinois is a public course in Algonquin, in the Chicago exurbs of northern Illinois. It was built in 1987 by architects Dick Nugent and Bruce Borland as a links-style layout, featuring high fescue grasses, deep sand bunkers, and mounding throughout the property. The course plays to a par of 71 and stretches to roughly 7,041 yards from the back tees with a slope of 132, offering four to five sets of tees for varying skill levels. In 1990 it hosted the Illinois Open Championship. Facilities include a banquet hall for events, a snack and beverage service, and online tee time booking; the course is open to the public with weekday and weekend rate cards and seasonal memberships available.

Role: architect

Public18 holes

Fox Lake Country Club

Lake Villa, IL

Fox Lake Country Club is an 18-hole public course in the Village of Fox Lake, Illinois, near the Chain O' Lakes and the Wisconsin border. The Petrungaro family owns the course, which has banquet and grill service. Leagues run from April to September, and there is a small practice area for putting and chipping.

Role: architect

Private18 holes

South Bend Country Club

South Bend, IN · Location not mapped

South Bend Country Club has operated in South Bend, Indiana, since 1916, with its 18-hole course designed by Chicago-based architect George O'Neil. The layout measures 6,576 yards from the back tees, with lakes and marshes from the adjoining Chain O'Lakes area affecting play on several holes and fast bentgrass greens throughout. The club has hosted the Indiana State Amateur, the Indiana Senior Open, the Women's Western Amateur, and the Western Open, and has welcomed golfers including Byron Nelson, Ben Hogan, and Arnold Palmer over its history. It also serves as an annual U.S. Open qualifying site. Beyond golf, the club offers a swimming pool and event spaces for weddings and gatherings. South Bend Country Club is private and open to members and their guests.

Not yet rated

Last verified 2026-08-30

Role: original design