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About Course
Palatine Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole public golf facility located in Palatine, Illinois. Established in 1968 and designed by architect Larry Packard, the course features bent grass greens and blue grass fairways. The facility offers golfers a comprehensive golfing experience with a driving range and on-site golf school. Visitors can benefit from instruction with a teaching professional and are permitted to walk the course. The layout provides a standard public golf course environment for players seeking a traditional golfing experience in the suburban Chicago area. Palatine Hills Golf Course represents a well-established municipal golf venue serving local and regional golfers since its construction.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many holes does Palatine Hills Golf Course have?
Palatine Hills Golf Course in Palatine, Illinois is a 18-hole golf course.
What are the par and rating at Palatine Hills Golf Course?
Palatine Hills Golf Course plays to a par of 72, has a course rating of 72.9, carries a slope rating of 130.
Is Palatine Hills Golf Course public or private?
Palatine Hills Golf Course is a public golf course.
Who designed Palatine Hills Golf Course and when did it open?
Palatine Hills Golf Course was designed by Larry Packard (1968) and opened in 1968.
Is Palatine Hills Golf Course any good?
Palatine Hills Golf Course holds a 5.0-star rating from 2 verified GolfN player reviews.
Can you earn rewards for playing Palatine Hills Golf Course?
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