About this course
Bonnie Brook Golf Course is an 18-hole course in Waukegan, IL, owned by the Waukegan Park District and operated by GolfVisions Management. It has a practice range, a pro shop and a bar and grill.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
1926
LooperScore
69.5
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Courses within 150 miles of Bonnie Brook Golf Course, by true distance.
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Arthur Hills design through Illinois orchard country
Pine Meadow Golf Club
Mundelein, IL · 10 mi away
Pine Meadow Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Mundelein, Illinois, originally designed by William Flynn in 1927 and substantially reworked in the mid-1980s by Joe Lee and Rocky Roquemore. The course offers seven sets of tees ranging from about 5,272 to 7,238 yards, framed by towering blue spruce and pine trees. Its layout blends Flynn's original routing with the later redesign into a modern daily-fee test. Pine Meadow is a member of the Illinois PGA course network in Lake County.
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