Red Tail

Algonquin, IL · 4.8 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.

Huntley, IL · 6.3 mi away

Whisper Creek Golf Club is a public course in Huntley, in McHenry County. The 18-hole layout plays over rolling terrain through the wetlands, a well-conditioned course that serves the Huntley area.

Cary, IL · 7.6 mi away

Chalet Hills Golf Club is a public course in Cary, Illinois, built on land that was once a private retreat before opening as a course in the 1960s. New ownership took over in 1986 and hired architect Ken Killian to rebuild the layout between 1992 and 1995. The Killian redesign produced a par-73 course, unusual for the region, with elevation changes carved from moraine terrain, bent-grass fairways and greens, and several lakes and ponds worked into the routing. The club is open to public play with a driving range, practice green, and a clubhouse restaurant. From the longest tees the course measures roughly 6,877 yards.