The club mascot is Pinky, a former caddie of whom there is a statue of in front of the club and a tournament named after him. The 18-hole course plays 6,503 yards and
par 72 with a 72.1 rating. The course features relatively small greens protected by
bunkers with
fairways; it is especially notable for the extensive treeline on most holes. , Danny Mulhearn is the head
golf professional.
Harry "Lighthorse" Cooper winner of 31 PGA events, was the club professional from 1930 to 1937 The club hosted the
1943 Women's Western Open, won by
Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) co-founder
Patty Berg, one of her still-record 15
LPGA Tour major championship wins. The club hosted the
Professional Golfers' Association of America's (PGA) 1915
Western Open, won by
Tom McNamara. The course hosted the
Illinois PGA's 1962
Illinois Open Championship, won by John Paul Jones. The club participates with a caddie program where the traditional caddie carries the golf bag for the members. Golf carts are available should the member not want to walk the course. The club also participates in the Evans Caddie College Scholarship. ==References==