Overview
Course #1 is the shortest and easiest of the 4 tracks at the awesome golf mecca known as Cog Hill. Built in 1927, course #1 is the oldest of the 4, with rolling hills and water on 6 holes. Amazing practice facilities with TopTracer driving range.
Cog Hill has 4 courses. Course 1 and 3 intertwine in the southwest portion of the property. Image courtesy of Google Maps.
This image is zoomed in on the southwest area of Cog Hill where Courses 1 and 3 are located. Image courtesy of Google Maps.
Cog Hill Course #1 Scorecard
Note that hole 4 has two completely separate greens and tee box areas, and can be played at a wide variety of distances as a result. Also, hole 9 can be played as a par 4 or 5.
Other Photos from Cog Hill Golf & Country Club
The path into the main clubhouse at Cog Hill.
Cog has smartly adopted a consistent color scheme for their courses. Course #1 always has blue signage, on course, in the scorecard, etc. Course #3 is red.
No, thank *you* Mr. Jemsek, for creating an incredible golf mecca for us Chicagoans to enjoy.
"Have the caddy put them in the black sedan."
This is really cool. For one day in July, they setup Dubsdread as it was for the PGA Tour's 2011 BMW Championship, won by Justin Rose at -13. Rose shot a ridiculous 8-under 63 in round 1, and finished the tournament with an even-par 71. Us mere mortals could play that setup for $195.