Mt. Prospect Golf Club

Q: What is the peak green fee at Mt. Prospect Golf Club?

For 2025, a Saturday morning round at Mt. Prospect GC costs $68 but a golf cart isn't included.

Mt. Prospect, Illinois

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2025 Peak Green Fee

$68 + $22 cart

Saturday morning rate; prices will vary.

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35th most expensive of 159 18-hole courses

Price History (w/ cart)

'23 $85

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'24 $85

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'25 $90

+$5 (+6%) since '23

Field Reports from GolfScout Users (new for 2026!)

B-Rad January 21, 2026

Course is short, firm and fast causing pace of play to be a nightmare most of the time. Practice facility is great for shortgame or having a putting game. Golfball Stand on 3 is a must stop. As stated previously the funnel pin on 7 is so easy it shouldn't count as an ace.

Apologetic Ace January 21, 2026

The funnel pin placements on the seventh hole are shameful.

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(847) 259-4200

www.golfmtprospect.com

600 S See-Gwun Ave., Mt. Prospect, IL 60056 (Map)

Type Public

Holes 18

Par 70 (35/35)

Tee Boxes 4

Length 6,305 yds

Longest Hole 575 yds

Rating (men) 70.3

Slope (men) 135

Driving Range Yes

Tee Spacing 10 minutes 🙂

Year Built 1926

Food & Drink Full Restaurant

Mt. Prospect Golf Club Overview

Mt. Prospect Golf Club is coming up on its 100th anniversary, but the course doesn’t show its age. In fact, the club completed a $9 million renovation in 2015 to restore the course to its 1920’s era roots. It features classic hole and green concepts rarely seen in public muni’s, let alone collectively all at one course.

The golf course here is a beautiful throwback. Mt. Prospect touts the 2015 renovation in a “style consistent with one of the most famous Golden Age architects, Seth Raynor.” As such, the track really leans into old-school architecture. Various holes incorporate classic notions such as a Redan, Punchbowl, and Eden design. And the par-3 16th hole even has a Biarritz green, rarely seen in modern public courses. Many of the holes are modeled after famous holes from other legendary courses like the Old Course, Muirfield, and Riviera. The long, narrow, winding bunkers are reminiscent of those at fabled Chicago Golf Club.

Par is 70 here, and at 6,305 yards from the back tees, the course isn’t immense. However, Mt. Prospect maximizes the space it has with the above mentioned classic features and thoughtful use of space. The redesign in 2015 updated routing and improved playability. The carts have GPS built in. And the squared-off tee boxes are a great touch.

Practice facilities are not an afterthought at Mt. Prospect. A 300+ yard driving range is coupled with a dedicated short game practice area for pitches and chips, along with bunkers. Two additional putting greens surround a snack shed near the clubhouse. The clubhouse itself is large and stately, with a restaurant and decent sized pro shop.