Cedar Crest Country Club in Quincy, Illinois — semi-private, 9-hole golf course, designed by Skip Rudder

Cedar Crest Country Club

Quincy, Illinois
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About Course

Cedar Crest Country Club is a semi-private 9-hole golf course located in DuQuoin, Illinois, United States. Designed by architect Skip Rudder, the course was established in 1979. Golfers are permitted to walk the course, offering a traditional golfing experience in southern Illinois. The layout provides a nine-hole configuration for players seeking a compact golf experience. Situated in DuQuoin, the course represents a local golfing option for residents and visitors interested in a semi-private golf facility. Cedar Crest Country Club offers golf enthusiasts a nine-hole playing environment in a regional setting.

Course Stats

2 rounds analyzed
34.0
Avg Score
19.0
Avg Net Score
Fairways Hit
Putts / Round
1115h 59m
Pace of Play
0
Most Birdies
Kyndall
0%
Walkers
0
Points Earned
Amenities
Putting Green
Short Game Area
Golf Carts
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Course Details

Course Details
Number of holes9
CR | SR | PAR69.7 | 117 | 70
Driving Range?No
Walking allowed?Yes
ArchitectsSkip Rudder
Year built1979
Simulator
Conditions
Fairways
Greens
Golf seasonYear round
Access type
PublicPrivateSemi-privateResort

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many holes does Cedar Crest Country Club have?

Cedar Crest Country Club in Quincy, Illinois is a 9-hole golf course.

What are the par and rating at Cedar Crest Country Club?

Cedar Crest Country Club plays to a par of 70, has a course rating of 69.7, carries a slope rating of 117.

Is Cedar Crest Country Club public or private?

Cedar Crest Country Club is a semi-private golf course.

Who designed Cedar Crest Country Club and when did it open?

Cedar Crest Country Club was designed by Skip Rudder and opened in 1979.

Is Cedar Crest Country Club any good?

Cedar Crest Country Club holds a 0.0-star rating from 1 verified GolfN player review.

Can you earn rewards for playing Cedar Crest Country Club?

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