Seven Bridges Golf Club
1 Mulligan Dr, Woodridge,Illinois,60517
Type: Public
No. Holes: 18
Detailed description
Seven Bridges Golf Club is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in Woodridge, Illinois.
Seven Bridges Golf Club first opened for play in 1991. Dick Nugent designed the course.
Fourteen of the 18 holes feature water hazards. Par is 72 featuring four Par 5s, ten Par 4s, and four Par 3s. With five sets of tees to choose from, we can accommodate the novice golfer while still boasting one of the most challenging tests of golf in the Chicagoland area for the more accomplished player. Chicagoland Golf has named Seven Bridges among the top five public courses in the metropolitan area. We have also been voted one of "America's Best Golf Courses," "Golf Digest top 20 in Illinois", and are former hosts of Michael Jordan's Charity Classic.
Nearby Golf Courses
1
River Bend Golf Course0.62miles
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3
Naperville Country Club2.66miles
4
Village Greens Of Woodridge2.92miles
5
Zigfield Troy Golf Range & Par 33.09miles
6
Boughton Ridge Golf Course3.95miles
7
Twin Lakes Golf Course4.54miles
8
Green Meadows Golf Course4.85miles
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Cress Creek Country Club4.90miles
Reviews
This course has been reviewed 7 time
Play on this course at least twice per year in golf outings as well as on my own. Have played each year for the past 4 years. Course is challenging but fair. Lots of water. Beautiful landscaping and the course is well cared for. Pace of play can be a little slow at times but it is not a big issue. The clubhouse, restaurant and bar serve good food and drinks with good service.
This was the second time i played this course. I did not play as well as the first time.
As a "member" of this club, I've played it well over 100 times the last few years. The layout is as challenging as it gets with two very distinctly different nines. The front is a challenging, wooded course with it's share of trouble including out of bounds, tall oaks and some water. The back nine consists of tight fairways surrounded by significant water hazards on just about every hole, forcing you to play smart to keep the ball in play. "Grip it and rip it" is a game plan that will not work well here for most golfers. Play it conservative and you might score well at Seven Bridges. Although everyday greens fees are a bit steep here, I think it's definitely worth playing a few times per year. And locals can take advantage of various frequent play programs, making the price per round very competitive with other courses in the area.
stay away from this over priced, over hyped goat ranch. what a waste of time and money. slowest round I ever played outside of an outing and no help from the staff. I guess nobody repairs their divots in the fairways or their ball marks on the green here. Best part of the round was leaving leaving the parking lot.
Too expensive.
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The golf course was very challenging from tee to green but was laid out in such a way as to be forgiving for an errant shot. The greens were in good condition for this time of year. The bunkers were inconsistent with different sands throughout the course. The placment of water and trees added to the beauty and the challange of the course.