Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread

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For 2025, a Saturday morning round at Cog Hill Dubsdread costs $204 and a golf cart is included.

Palos Park, Illinois

Sign at the entrance to Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread

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12294 Archer Ave, Palos Park, IL 60439 (Map)

Type Public

Holes 18

Par 72 (36/36)

Tee Boxes 6

Length 7,554 yds

Longest Hole 613 yds

Rating (men) 78.0

Slope (men) 153

Driving Range Yes

Tee Spacing 10 minutes 🙂

Year Built 1964

Food & Drink Full Restaurant

Cog Hill Golf & Country Club Overview

The golf mecca known as Cog Hill was born in 1926 when the three Coghill brothers purchased land in Lemont and hired David McIntosh to design a golf course. The first course debuted in 1927, followed by the second in 1929, right before the stock market crash that kicked off the great depression. In 1951, former Cog Hill caddie and employee Joe Jemsek bought the property, and the Jemseks have owned it ever since. In 2016, the property was annexed into the suburb of Palos Park.

Four golf courses coexist at Cog Hill, at a variety of price points ranging from sub-$50 (courses #1 and #3) to nearly $200 (course #4 -- Dubsdread). They range from ~6,300 to ~7,500 yards with course ratings to match. The premier course here is Dubsdread, which has hosted numerous professional and amateur tournaments throughout the years. It was the site of the PGA Tour's Western Open (1991-2006) and BMW Championship (2007, 2009-2011). Tiger Woods won the Western and BMW a combined 5 times, while other recent notable winners include Justin Rose, Trevor Immelman, and Dustin Johnson. Cog Hill also hosted the 1997 US Amateur Championship, won by Matt Kuchar.

While the courses have different personalities, they share some characteristics. There’s not a tremendous amount of water across all four venues. In addition, hills and elevation changes add flair across all four tracks. And of course, all are very well kept and nicely manicured. Cog’s practice facilities are excellent, with a huge Toptracer driving range and grass tees too. There’s numerous practice greens throughout the property, with a bunker and chipping area, and an entirely separate golf academy area with six PGA & LPGA professionals. Cog Hill has three separate pro shops, and all the merch you could possibly want, both of the logo and non-logo variety. Somehow the stately clubhouse feels both historic and modern at the same time; maybe classic is the best word to describe it. They host lots of weddings and events here. The restaurant has great food and all the American fare classics you’d expect. You’ll have a great golf experience here.

Cog Hill Course No. 4 - Dubsdread
Legendary Dubsdread opened in 1964 and was designed by Dick Wilson & Joe Lee, architects that also created Bay Hill, Doral's Blue Monster, PGA National Golf Club (East Course), and La Costa. Later, Rees Jones updated the venue in 2008. As of 2023, Dusdread sits at #56 in Golf Digest’s top-100 public US courses, and #92 in Golf.com’s top-100 public courses in the world. As previously mentioned, “Dubs” hosted PGA Tour events for decades, along with various USGA championships. It’s an exceptionally challenging course that tests a golfer's mettle at every opportunity.

At 7,554 yards, the course is one of the longest in the entire midwest. The absurd course rating of 78.0 from the championship tees implies disaster lurks everywhere. The slope rating of 153 denotes that bogie golfers are in for an extremely long day. After all, the maximum a slope rating can be is 155! Luckily, there’s 5 tee boxes to choose from. Pick your poison. Tiger Woods set the Dubsdread course record with a 62 in the 2009 BMW Championship here in 2009, a tournament he won by 8 strokes.

Upcoming Events at Cog Hill Golf & Country Club

Jul 5 Sun

Outing 2-Person Scramble

2026 Couples Scramble

Jul 6 Mon

Outing Scramble

Play Dubs Like the Pros

Jul 15 Wed

Outing Fundraiser

Ronald McDonald House Annual Golf Classic

Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread Scorecard

Scan of the scorecard from Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. Dubsdread has 6 tee boxes and a combo, hybrid tee box that alternates between the blue and white tees. Note the insane 78.0 rating and 153 slope from the black tees.

Dubsdread has 6 tee boxes and a combo, hybrid tee box that alternates between the blue and white tees. Note the insane 78.0 rating and 153 slope from the black tees.

Scorecard scan from 2022.

Scan of the scorecard from Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. Dubs has two holes over 600 yards from the back tees! A whopping 7,554 yards from Championship distance.

Dubs has two holes over 600 yards from the back tees! A whopping 7,554 yards from Championship distance.

Scorecard scan from 2022.

Cog Hill Golf & Country Club Aerial Imagery

Aerial satellite imagery of Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. Cog Hill has 4 courses. Courses 2 and 4 are located in the northeast portion of the property. Image courtesy of Google Maps.

Cog Hill has 4 courses. Courses 2 and 4 are located in the northeast portion of the property. Image courtesy of Google Maps.

Aerial satellite imagery of Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. This image is zoomed in on the northeast area of Cog Hill where Courses 2 (Ravines) and 4 (Dubsdread) are located. Image courtesy of Google Maps.

This image is zoomed in on the northeast area of Cog Hill where Courses 2 (Ravines) and 4 (Dubsdread) are located. Image courtesy of Google Maps.

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Clubhouse & Pro Shop 12 photos

Pro Shop

Photo of the pro shop at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. Cog Hill has three separate golf shops. This is the golf shop at the driving range.

Cog Hill has three separate golf shops. This is the golf shop at the driving range.

Photo of the pro shop at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. This is the golf shop in the building dedicated to courses 2 and 4. Absolutely packed full of golf merch.

This is the golf shop in the building dedicated to courses 2 and 4. Absolutely packed full of golf merch.

Photo of the pro shop at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. The golf shop at the driving range is the smallest of the three golf shops.

The golf shop at the driving range is the smallest of the three golf shops.

Photo of the pro shop at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. The pro shop in the building for courses 2 and 4 is the largest pro shop on the property.

The pro shop in the building for courses 2 and 4 is the largest pro shop on the property.

The pro shop at the driving range.

A huge amount of Cog Hill logo stuff available.

Clubhouse

This is the clubhouse east of Parker Road. It's specifically dedicated to golfers playing courses 2 and 4.

Different angle of the course 2/4 clubhouse.

The back of the 2/4 clubhouse.

Practice Facilities 14 photos

Photo of the practice area at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. Cog Hill calls their practice area the Learning Center. The facilities here are top notch. They also have an amazing junior program.

Cog Hill calls their practice area the Learning Center. The facilities here are top notch. They also have an amazing junior program.

This is the enormous putting green dedicated to courses 2 and 4.

Photo of the practice area at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. The driving range has a tracking system called TopTracer, which analyzes your ball flight, just like the pros.

The driving range has a tracking system called TopTracer, which analyzes your ball flight, just like the pros.

Photo of the practice area at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. TopTracer keeps track of all your shots. You get the carry distance, total distance, ball speed, launch angle, height, hang time, etc. Really cool to see your cumulative shot stats and trajectories.

TopTracer keeps track of all your shots. You get the carry distance, total distance, ball speed, launch angle, height, hang time, etc. Really cool to see your cumulative shot stats and trajectories.

The mats at the Cog Hill driving range.

Photo of the practice area at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. Dozens of hitting bays, at two different angles to the range. Everything is on one level -- not multiple floors.

Dozens of hitting bays, at two different angles to the range. Everything is on one level -- not multiple floors.

Photo of the practice area at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. The old Cog Hill barn in the distance at the back of the range. Lots of flags to hit to.

The old Cog Hill barn in the distance at the back of the range. Lots of flags to hit to.

Photo of the practice area at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. The range is open all year round, with a heating system for the winter.

The range is open all year round, with a heating system for the winter.

Photo of the practice area at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. There's a putting green to the right of the range. One of many, many practice greens at Cog.

There's a putting green to the right of the range. One of many, many practice greens at Cog.

Photo of the practice area at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. Another practice green, to the left of the range, when facing it from the parking lot.

Another practice green, to the left of the range, when facing it from the parking lot.

Photo of the practice area at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois.

Photo of the practice area at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. A practice bunker. It rained heavily the day before I visited Cog, so it's not in good shape in the photo. I've practiced here plenty before, it doesn't look like this generally.

A practice bunker. It rained heavily the day before I visited Cog, so it's not in good shape in the photo. I've practiced here plenty before, it doesn't look like this generally.

"Please hit bunker shots to checkered flag ONLY"

Photo of the practice area at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. Cog's pro shops facilitate a full club testing and fitting program.

Cog's pro shops facilitate a full club testing and fitting program.

Restaurant & Dining 7 photos

Photo of the food and dining at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois.

Photo of the restaurant at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois.

Photo of the food and dining at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. Hot dog from Cog Hill. My quest to try a hot dog at every course in the Chicagoland area continues.

Hot dog from Cog Hill. My quest to try a hot dog at every course in the Chicagoland area continues.

Photo of the restaurant at Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. The restaurant in the clubhouse for courses 2 and 4. Much more utilitarian and straightforward than in the main clubhouse across the street.

The restaurant in the clubhouse for courses 2 and 4. Much more utilitarian and straightforward than in the main clubhouse across the street.

The outdoor patio at the restaurant for courses 2 and 4.

Golf Carts 4 photos

A golf cart at Cog Hill, from the front. Perhaps a little dated.

Courses 2 and 4 have GPS on the carts.

Rental push carts.

Lots of different varieties.

Other Photos 9 photos

Miscellaneous photo of Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. An enormous sign by the Dubsdread practice green reminds you where you are.

An enormous sign by the Dubsdread practice green reminds you where you are.

Dubs hole #1 signage.

Who was this fella? I'd love to know.

The gratitude is all on this side of the fence, Frank & Joe! Thank *you*!

Miscellaneous photo of Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. "Have the caddy put them in the black sedan." This framed photo is in the basement of the main clubhouse.

"Have the caddy put them in the black sedan." This framed photo is in the basement of the main clubhouse.

Miscellaneous photo of Cog Hill Course #4 - Dubsdread in Palos Park, Illinois. Throughout the summer, Cog Hill has cool events where they setup Dubsdread as it was for the PGA Tour's BMW Championship from 2009-2011, with Sunday pin placements and all.
In 2011, Justin Rose won at -13. Rose shot a ridiculous 8-under 63 in round 1, and finished the tournament with an even-par 71. Us mere mortals can play that setup for $195. They also have markers throughout the course showing the location of notable shots, like Tiger's ridiculous recovery shots from from the rough when he won in 2007 and 2009.

Throughout the summer, Cog Hill has cool events where they setup Dubsdread as it was for the PGA Tour's BMW Championship from 2009-2011, with Sunday pin placements and all. In 2011, Justin Rose won at -13. Rose shot a ridiculous 8-under 63 in round 1, and finished the tournament with an even-par 71. Us mere mortals can play that setup for $195. They also have markers throughout the course showing the location of notable shots, like Tiger's ridiculous recovery shots from from the rough when he won in 2007 and 2009.