Bolingbrook Golf Club

2001 Rodeo Dr, Bolingbrook,Illinois,60490

Type: Public

No. Holes: 18

Phone:

6307719400

Website:

http://bolingbrookgolfclub.com

Architect:

Arthur Hills (179)

Detailed description

Bolingbrook Golf Club is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in Bolingbrook , Illinois, southwest of Chicago.

Bolingbrook Golf Club first opened for play in July, 2002. The course was designed by Arthur Hills.

The course, once an open field, now offers elevated tees, rolling fairways and lakes. Arther Hills has incorporating a series of seven lakes that bring water into play on 14 of the 18 holes, including the inevitable island green - the par three, 156-yard 15th. There is also a 600 yard par-5 that should play with the prevailing wind. The medium sized greens (average 5,500 square feet) are undulating and fast.

Measuring 4,931 yards to 7,104 yards from 5 sets of tees, Bolingbrook Golf Club will prove to be both challenging and fair for players of all abilities.

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Reviews

This course has been reviewed 10 time

Top notch staff, course and facilities - they treat you like a member every time you play.

Brian Martin

Chicago,IL

May 25, 2016

Excellent course layout in good condition. Greens a little hard but well maintained and putt true. Fairway are generous to hit from the tee. Course is definitely a second shot course. Good length for the par threes. Worth the $55 for a senior rate. Definitely would play again.

Bryan Boettger

Crown Point,IN

August 2, 2015

Note: the price I paid ($49) was the senior rate. I like this course a lot. It is playable - relatively wide fairways - but there are some hidden hazards. Holes tend to be similar to each other. Greens are in great shape, fairways too. Rough is thick, but we have had a lot of rain recently. White tees are nearly 6,500 yards, silver set is about 5,900; would like to see a combination of silver/white at about 6,250. Clubhouse is terrific and restaurant has great food.

Lowell Stone

Algonquin,IL

July 19, 2014

course is kept in great shape, turf is well managed

tom gerdes

New Lenox,IL

October 9, 2013

Pricey, but you do get what you pay for. Price includes range balls, cart with GPS, a couple bottles of water in your cart, some complimentary tees, etc. You know. Just a lot of the little things you don't get at your local muni.

Sal Arroyo

Naperville,IL

September 6, 2013

The greens were terrible and looked like they had been heavily damaged by past golfers. Doesn't anyone know how to repair a ball mark? The traps were in awful condition and the quality of the sand was poor. I like the layout and the landing areas. It is a course that is fair to average golfers with wide fairways. It can also be challenging to better golfers if played from the back tees. However, the greens were so bad I may never come back. I have played this course many times, but I was completely turned off and embarrassed I brought a customer out here.

K Halm

Western Springs,IL

August 30, 2013

The only draw back, for me personally, was the distance traveled and the traffic to and from the city.

Benjamin Gay

Chicago,IL

August 30, 2013

None

John Barry

Plainfield,IL

November 21, 2012

For the price I was expecting some memorable holes and layout, but what I got was a blend of similar holes that all seemed to run together. They have their signature island green par 3 but I was not impressed. Conditions were good and the clubhouse beautiful, but the course is bland. There are alot of better courses nearby to be played for a better price.

Luca 8555

Chicago,IL

September 2, 2011

Tamarack is about 10 minutes away, and is a much better play per dollar.

Daniel Smith

Sandwich,IL

September 22, 2010