Chicago Golf Club

Chicago Golf Club, located in Wheaton, Illinois, is a private, historic golf course founded in 1892. It is renowned for its early design by legendary golf architect Charles B. Macdonald, featuring a traditional, links-style layout with natural terrain and minimal hazards. Recognized as one of the first 18-hole courses in the United States, it has hosted significant tournaments, including the 1897 U.S. Amateur. The club emphasizes classic course design, exclusivity, and a storied heritage, making it a prestigious venue respected for both its history and contribution to American golf's development.