Tamarack Golf Club

Bolingbrook, IL · 3.4 mi away

Bolingbrook Golf Club is an 18-hole municipal course in Bolingbrook, roughly an hour southwest of Chicago, designed by Arthur Hills with Steve Forrest. The course was built on former open farmland and now features elevated tees, rolling fairways, and seven lakes across five sets of tees ranging from about 4,931 to 7,104 yards. Notable holes include an island-green par 3 and a 600-yard par 5. An onsite clubhouse houses a restaurant, pro shop, and golf academy with a driving range.

Romeoville, IL · 7.3 mi away

Mistwood Golf Club is an 18-hole public course in Romeoville, Illinois, owned by the late Jim McWethy. The course underwent an extensive multi-year renovation led by architect Ray Hearn that updated bunkers, tees, fairways, greens and drainage, introducing revetted pot bunkers uncommon on American courses. Mistwood has long served as home to the Illinois Women's Open and remains a prominent public course in the Chicago area.

Woodridge, IL · 8.8 mi away

Seven Bridges Golf Club sits along the East Branch of the DuPage River in Woodridge, Illinois, on part of the site once occupied by the Woodridge Golf Club, a public course that dated to 1926. The Village of Woodridge developed Seven Bridges as part of a larger community redevelopment plan, hiring architect Dick Nugent to design a new 18-hole course; it opened on July 1, 1991. The river winds through the property and requires golfers to cross it repeatedly, giving the course its name, with water coming into play on roughly half the holes. Seven Bridges operates as a daily-fee public course owned by the village, with a restaurant and banquet facilities on site alongside golf.