Long hitters can play to the split fairway to the left, but beware, a large tree almost blocking the green and more water, await. Conservative golfers will play right, ending up with a short iron to the green below on their third shot. Depending on the tees, it can play anywhere from 100 yards on back. This peninsula green is surrounded by water. Your tee shot will probably either be on the dance floor or drowning, so pick the right club.
Wetlands run up the entire right side, ending in a pond just short of the green.
Therefore the name. Entering the pro shop, the Illinois PGA Hall of Fame, a wall covered with plaques, is dedicated to some of the state's finest golfers. Fornoff said the Illinois PGA office is planning to move in the fall of 2001. Although playing such a good course is pricey during peak times, Fornoff said the club boasts some of the best deals in the Chicago area. In truth, any time is a good one to play Ruffled Feathers.