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Glenview Park
We are very appreciative to the Glenview Park Golf Club, its management, and the Glenview Park District in general for hosting our League. This section features general information on the facility, 2026 rates and important course maintenance updates. Be sure to respect the facility and staff at all times.
- OUR HOST GOLF COURSE -
- OUR HOST GOLF COURSE -
Glenview Park Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course with acres of rolling hills, trees, and gardens that create stunning visual backdrops and define the character of the course. This public course offers all the amenities of a private club, including state-of-art equipment, golf shop, manicured greens, and challenging holes.
Our beautifully landscaped course is made of the finest greens for golfers of every skill set. Each year, the course is continually upgraded and enhanced to meet the needs of every golfer.
6,113 yards
Par 70 Course
Three bent grass tee boxes at every hole
Featuring Coarse Italian’s signature Italian-inspired dishes and incredible cuisine.
Dependent upon weather, the golf season begins in mid-March and ends mid-November. Dates are subject to change as seasonal conditions occur.
Operating hours for the course and clubhouse when the course is open for the season are generally 6AM-Dusk 7-days a week. Hours may be adjusted for weather conditions and required course maintenance.
Friendly Reminder!
Watching wildlife is enjoyable, but please don’t feed the animals! Feeding wildlife can lead to dietary and digestive issues for the animals, and disrupt the established natural ecosystem on our course.
Course Website: https://glenviewparks.org/facilities/glenview-park-golf-club/
Course Phone: (847) 724-0250
- COURSE TIDBITS -
- COURSE TIDBITS -
The Glenview Park Golf Club was originally established as the Elmgate Country Club in 1920 and was designed by Joseph A. Roseman. The Glenview Park District purchased it in 1955, converting it into a public, municipal daily fee course.
1920: The course originally opened as the Elmgate Country Club, designed by Joseph A. Roseman, an inventive figure in early American golf who also pioneered modern fairway irrigation.
1955: The Glenview Park District acquired the property, which was known at the time as the Chesterfield Golf Club, and renamed it the Glenview Park Golf Club, making it accessible to the public.
Renovations: The course has undergone several redesigns and renovations over the years:
1961: Redesigned by Larry Packard.
1985: Redesigned by Ken Killian.
2015: A significant renovation was completed by architect Rick Jacobson. This project focused on improving playability, enhancing turf grass conditions with bent grass fairways and greens, rebuilding bunkers, and implementing a major storm water management system to mitigate local flooding. The clubhouse was also renovated as part of this project.
- INCLEMENT WEATHER -
- INCLEMENT WEATHER -
In the event of inclement weather, be sure to check your email and / or contact the golf course at (847) 724-0250. The course and / or league officers will advise if play is on or not, and also advise of course conditions. If the course is wet there may be golf cart restrictions such as cart path only or 90 degree rule. The course understands that cart path only is an inconvenience to several members and may lead to player cancellations. This also reduces revenue to the course so the restrictions are only imposed to prevent damages that can seriously impact the golf course, in general.
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