Highlands of Elgin Golf Course

Elgin, IL · 4.2 mi away

Bowes Creek Golf Club, part of Bowes Creek Country Club, is an 18-hole public course in Elgin, Illinois, anchoring a 616-acre residential community in Kane County. The course was designed by architect Rick Jacobson. The layout integrates natural features of the site, including Bowes Creek itself, wetlands, a lake, rolling former farmland, mature trees and bluff slopes, with expansive fairways and sweeping bunkers edged by fescue grass. Five sets of tees range from about 5,100 to 6,900 yards, accommodating a wide range of playing abilities. Membership is open to the public through annual memberships or a "member for a day" fee instead of standard green fees, which includes cart use and access to the practice facility, driving range and clubhouse restaurant.

Carpentersville, IL · 5.8 mi away

Bonnie Dundee Golf Club is a public course in Carpentersville, in the northwest Chicago suburbs, with golf dating to the 1920s. The 18-hole layout plays over rolling, wooded terrain, a classic course that serves the Dundee area.

Algonquin, IL · 8.4 mi away

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.