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Schaumburg Golf Club — West Suburbs, IL golf course

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Park district golf in Schaumburg: 27 holes on a 1928 Langford layout, renovated 2017-19.

Par

72

Yardage

6,550

Rating · Slope

71.0 · 127

Holes

18

Green Fee

$50–$85

The Course

About Schaumburg Golf Club

The Schaumburg Park District owns and runs this public, 27-hole facility, whose Tournament, Players and Baer nines combine into 18-hole rounds; this card pairs the Tournament and Baer nines at 6,550 yards. Walking is allowed, the range has Toptracer, and the clubhouse is a prairie-style building in the manner of Frank Lloyd Wright. Schaumburg Park District residents get resident rates.

History

Schaumburg Golf Club — History

The course was built in 1928, and Golf Course Architecture and the ASGCA credit the original design to William Langford, with Theodore Moreau. The Schaumburg Park District bought it in 1989 and had Bob Lohmann renovate it. Lohmann Quitno then rebuilt greens, tees and bunkers in three phases from 2017 to 2019, re-establishing elements of Langford's layout. It has hosted U.S. Open qualifying and the CDGA Mid-Am.

Design

Schaumburg Golf Club — Design

The 2017-19 work set out to renew the infrastructure and bring back Langford's ideas. On the Tournament nine's 2nd, architect Todd Quitno lowered a hill to remove a largely blind drive, doubled the fairway width and added a central bunker, so the line off the tee sets the angle to a green beside a pond. He gave the par-3 3rd a Redan feel, with a kicker slope at the front right. The club describes undulating terrain and generous conditions.

What Sets It Apart

Why Play Schaumburg Golf Club

Three nines give Schaumburg more than one course to play, and its Tournament nine carries a par 3 with a Redan feel, rebuilt by Lohmann Quitno as part of a renovation that drew on Langford's 1928 design.

The Round

The Journey at Schaumburg Golf Club

I.

The Opening

This card starts on the Tournament nine with a 553-yard par 5 that is also the No. 1 handicap. The 401-yard 2nd now has a wide fairway split by a central bunker: from the right the green faces you but a pond must be carried, while from the left the approach slants toward the water. The 145-yard 3rd plays like a Redan, the 530-yard 4th is a second par 5, then come the 311-yard 5th and the 160-yard 6th.

II.

The Middle

On this card the longest and shortest par 4s sit side by side: the 415-yard 7th and the 307-yard 8th. The 410-yard 9th closes the Tournament nine at 3,232 yards and par 36. The Baer nine opens with the 384-yard 10th, then the 490-yard 11th, the shortest par 5, and the 411-yard 12th.

III.

The Finish

Two gentle holes, the 352-yard 13th and the 154-yard 14th (the easiest by handicap), give way to the hardest part of the Baer nine: the 413-yard 15th is the No. 4 handicap and the 528-yard 16th the No. 2. The 185-yard 17th is the longest par 3 on this card, and the 401-yard 18th finishes a 3,318-yard nine.

How to Play It

Schaumburg Golf Club — Playing Strategy

Beginner / High Handicap

Forward tees bring the course down to about 6,100 yards from the Black tees' 6,550, where this pairing rates 71.0 with a 127 slope. The 1st, a 553-yard par 5, is the hardest hole, so start with a layup plan. On the 3rd, use the slope at the front right to feed the ball onto the green.

Intermediate / Mid Handicap

Pick a side at the 2nd: the right of the central bunker gives a straight look at the green but brings the pond into play, while the left needs a precise approach that slants toward the water. The 307-yard 8th and the 490-yard 11th are the clearest birdie chances on this pairing.

Advanced / Low Handicap

The 490-yard 11th and the 528-yard 16th are the par 5s to attack in two, though the 16th is the No. 2 handicap. On the 3rd, the containment mounds behind the green can bring a bold shot back toward a tucked back-left pin, and the 15th and 16th are the pair that decide the Baer nine.

Signature Holes

Schaumburg Golf Club — Signature Holes

The Card

Schaumburg Golf Club Scorecard

Hole123456789Out101112131415161718InTotal
Par543543444364544345343672
Yards5534011455303111604153074103,2323844904113521544135281854013,3186,550
Handicap1917311157135—12610141842168——

Good to Know

Schaumburg Golf Club — questions answered

How do I book a tee time at Schaumburg Golf Club?
Find and book live tee times at Schaumburg Golf Club through GolfNow — Golf in CHI links straight to its tee sheet on this listing.
How much does it cost to play Schaumburg Golf Club?
Green fees at Schaumburg Golf Club are typically $50 to $85, varying by season, day of week and time. 18 holes walking: $50 fall weekdays to $85 in-season weekends and holidays; cart $20 per player.
Who designed Schaumburg Golf Club?
Schaumburg Golf Club was designed by William Langford and Theodore Moreau and opened in 1928.
What is the par and yardage at Schaumburg Golf Club?
Schaumburg Golf Club plays to a par of 72 over 6,550 yards from the championship tees, with a course rating of 71.0 and a slope of 127.
Is Schaumburg Golf Club public or private?
Schaumburg Golf Club is open to public play. Tee times can be reserved in advance.
Where is Schaumburg Golf Club located?
Schaumburg Golf Club is located at 401 North Roselle Road, Schaumburg, IL 60194, in the West Suburbs area of Chicagoland.

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