Public · 18 holes
Red Tail Run Golf Club
Decatur, IL
About this course
Red Tail Run Golf Club is a Decatur Park District course on the south side of Decatur, Illinois. It was designed by PGA Hall of Fame member Raymond Floyd and opened as one of the district's public courses, sharing management with the district's other municipal course, Hickory Point.
The layout features large undulating greens, wide rolling fairways, and native prairie grass roughs across five sets of tees, with yardage stretching past 7,300 from the back markers at a par of 72. The course includes a double-sided driving range and golf academy programming, and is open to the public daily with tee times bookable through the park district.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
7,309
LooperScore
73.1
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Design & architects
- Raymond Floyd, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Red Tail Run Golf Club, by true distance.
Hickory Point Golf Course
Decatur, IL · 8.1 mi away
Hickory Point Golf Course is a Decatur Park District course on West Weaver Road. It is an 18-hole, par-72 layout of about 6,850 yards with flat, wide fairways and steady wind. There is a driving range with tees at both ends.
Eagle Creek Golf Course
Findlay, IL · 26 mi away
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Lakeshore Golf Course
Taylorville, IL · 26 mi away
Lakeshore Golf Course is in Taylorville, IL. It has rolling terrain, tree-lined fairways and lake views, with four sets of tees, a pro shop, a snack shop and a driving range.
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