The golf course at Prairie Bluff features an 18-hole championship designed course decorated with water, prairie grass and manicured bent grass fairways.

Prairie Bluff is 7,007 yards long, but seems much longer covering more than 230 acres with a practice putting green, short game area with bunker and a ten acre driving range.

Harborside’s Port Course, which opened for play in 1995, immediately garnered national attention and has since been acclaimed as Chicago’s top public course. This challenging links course was designed by Dick Nugent in the true links tradition of windswept Scottish, Irish and English seaside courses. While it may seem like you are playing a course built for The Open Championship, the spectacular views of Chicago’s iconic skyline will remind you how close you are to home.

The fantastic finishing holes on the Port Course include the famed par 3 #15 “Anchor Hole” immediately followed by three holes bordering the harbor waters of Lake Calumet.

Golfweek, GolfNow and Golf Digest regularly rank the Port Course as one of the best public courses you can play in the state of Illinois.

While still a fair test for all skill levels, the Port Course proudly hosted the SBC Senior Open, a PGA Champions TOUR event in 2002. Bob Gilder defeated former U.S. Open Champion Hale Irwin in a playoff to secure victory. During that event, the Port Course received the ultimate compliment when two time Masters Champion Ben Crenshaw compared this Chicago gem to Muirfield, the host of several Open Championships.

The Kankakee Elks golf course was built in 1926 by the noted Golden Age team of William B. Langford and Theodore Moreau, whose works include the vaunted Links of Lawsonia (Wisconsin) and Harrison Hills (Indiana).

Here on the banks of the Kankakee River, the pair whittled dense forest into a string of captivating holes, capping each one with an elusive, undulating target. Kankakee Elks’ satin-smooth, vexingly swift greens are its calling card—the best surfaces south of I-80, some have said. They’re also the 6,430-yard circuit’s best defense, since only a handful of bunkers and a solitary water hazard come into play.

Designed by famed golf course architect Donald Ross, Ravisloe Country Club’s pristine grounds feature rolling mounds, deep bunkers and challenging greens. In addition to great golf, Ravisloe hosts breathtaking weddings, golf outings and special events that cater to your every need. With a sister property in La Banque Hotel and La Voute bistro bar located just three minutes away, Ravisloe is the perfect setting for any event!

Ravisloe Country Club is located approximately a mile from highways 80, 94 and 294 and the Metra train stop is located just off our front gates. For our guests who travel to us by train, just contact the Pro Shop to let us know you are coming and we are more than happy to pick you up!

Renowned architect Greg Martin designed this spectacular 18-hole championship course. The par 71, links-style course offers 6,828 yards of challenges, as well as satisfaction. It features two distinct "nines:" The front nine holes play through the lower area of the property, winding their way through wetlands and water. The back nine holes play along a ridge, offering a variety of elevations and striking views of the surrounding countryside.

George W. Dunne National, located in Southwest suburban Oak Forest, recognized by Golf Digest as one of the top public courses, is our premier 18-hole course.

Dunne National offers the unique features of bent grass fairways and greens. Whether you play from the tips or are a beginner you’ll enjoy the challenging terrain that Dunne National offers. Eight lakes, which come into play on eleven of the course’s holes, tree lined fairways and not to mention an abundance of wildlife help make your golf experience a memorable one.

Experience lush natural grasses, protected wetlands, bent grass greens, tees and fairways, and canopy-grown trees to steal away to the comforts of a round of golf. Golfers will remember this upscale, par 72 as one of the most beautiful course in the Chicagoland area.

Proudly designed by Rick Robbins and PGA Consultant Gary Koch, this 18 hole golf course is as challenging as it is scenic. Robbins is known for designing playable courses and Water's Edge is no exception.

Known as the "Patriarch of Public Golf," Joe Jemsek always aspired to provide a country club experience and amenities to all golfers. Even with three highly successful golf courses, Joe was still concerned that he didn't have a course to better the finest country clubs in the United States. Joe partnered with the famed golf architect team of Dick Wilson (Bay Hill, Cog Hill No.3, Doral-Blue Course, Laurel Valley) and Joe Lee (Bent Tree, Palm Beach National, La Costa, Walt Disney World Courses) to create Joe's vision of a fourth course, one that would test the world's greatest golfers. Wilson/Lee complied and created what many consider to be each architect's best work.

The collaboration such a successful one, No. 4 has remained nationally ranked since its opening in 1964. Course No. 4 or "DUBSDREAD" as commonly referred to, was derived from the idea that a "dub" or poor golfer should beware and served as a warning of the challenges forthcoming. True to its name, this natural-style championship course places a high demand on shot-making ability by providing tight landing areas combined with heavily bunkered, large undulating greens.

Over the years, DUBSDREAD has challenged professionals and amateurs alike while hosting numerous PGA Tour and USGA tournaments.

Glenwoodie has been a favorite championship course for serious and recreational golfers in Chicago and Northwest Indiana for over 85 years. Consistently ranked in the top 35 public courses, our 18 hole par 72 course features narrow bentgrass fairways and large rolling greens, surrounded by groves of majestic oaks. The 16th hole has been named one of the best public golf holes in Chicagoland. Whether you are still learning the game or are a very experienced player, our facility has something to offer you! Glenwoodie Golf Club has been owned by the Village of Glenwood since 1995 and internally operated since 1999. We are located just 25 minutes south of downtown Chicago in Glenwood, Illinois.

At Mistwood Golf Club, owner Jim McWethy wanted to develop a new standard of excellence, excitement, and entertainment for Chicagoland golf. After a two year, multi-million dollar renovation, that standard has been realized, and Mistwood is now one of the most talked Chicago golf courses!

Recently sweeping the national award season, Mistwood Gold Club was selected as Golf Magazine’s “Renovation of the Year,” one of Golf Digest’s “Best New Course,” and one of Golf Range Magazine’s “Top 50 Public Ranges”!

Designed and renovated by course designer Ray Hearn, Mistwood Golf Club features 20 St. Andrews-style sod-wall bunkers, truly bringing a feeling of Scotland to the Midwest. Additionally, Mistwood has five tee placements per hole, with the ability to now play over 7,000 yards.