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Oak Park Country Club golf course
location_onElmwood Park, Illinois

Oak Park Country Club

Golf Course · 18 Holes

About Oak Park Country Club

Oak Park Country Club is a 18-hole golf course located in Elmwood Park, Illinois (60171). The course was designed by Donald Ross and established in 1914. From the Black tees, the course plays to 6,855 yards with a par of 72. The Black tees carry a slope rating of 139 and a course rating of 73.3.

Walking is permitted.

With a maximum slope rating of 139, Oak Park Country Club is one of the more challenging courses in Illinois, playing harder than 83% of courses in the state. Golfers should bring their best game and consider playing from a forward tee set for a more enjoyable round.

The course offers 9 tee sets ranging from 5,223 to 6,855 yards, making it accessible to golfers of all skill levels. Choosing the right tees for your handicap is the single biggest factor in how much you enjoy your round.

Golf in Illinois typically runs from May through October. Spring and fall offer the best conditions with lower humidity and fewer crowds. Book early for prime weekend morning tee times during peak summer months.

Par

72

Length

6,855

Slope

139

Rating

73.3

Course Difficulty Analysis

trending_upVery HardMax slope 139
Harder than 83% of courses in Illinois
EasiestHardest
Harder than 78% nationally

139

This Course

130

IL Average

113

US Average

Yardage Range5,2236,855 yds

Based on 442 rated courses in Illinois

Scorecard

HoleSlpCR123456789Out101112131415161718InTot
Black
13973.3516177437478414198393447380344039036834917238152857520744534156,855
Hybrid
13772.3516158409468414170393447380335537436833417238150457519042033186,673
Blue
13571.5497158409468392170375403348322037434633414935450456219042032336,453
Blue/White
13169.7497137379447363141375377348306437432333414932950449919034230446,108
White
13474.8478137379447363141358377326300635832331712932945949915334229095,915
White
12968.9478137379447363141358377326300635832331712932945949915334229095,915
Hybrid
12872.1420137379401316141358349287278830232326012927741545013434226325,420
Red
12671.0420122354401316114312349287267530228826010327741545013431925485,223
Red
12165.7420122354401316114312349287267530228826010327741545013431925485,223
Par534543444364443455343672
HCP917173151151310128161442186

Which Tees Should I Play?

Oak Park Country Club offers 9 tee sets. Choose the tees that match your handicap for the most enjoyable round.

TeeYardsSlopeRatingHcp
Black
6,85513973.30-5
Hybrid
6,67313772.35-15
Blue
6,45313571.55-15
Blue/White
6,10813169.712-22
White
5,91513474.812-22
White
5,91512968.912-22
Hybrid
5,42012872.120-30
Red
5,22312671.020-30
Red
5,22312165.720-30

Amenities at Oak Park Country Club

Oak Park Country Club features a pro shop.

How to Book a Tee Time

Set a tee time alert on Stymie for Oak Park Country Club. Choose your dates, time window, and group size. Stymie monitors tee sheets every 5 minutes and sends instant notifications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Oak Park Country Club a public or private golf course?expand_more

Oak Park Country Club is a public golf course located in Elmwood Park, IL. The course is open to the public for daily fee play.

How many holes does Oak Park Country Club have?expand_more

Oak Park Country Club is a 18-hole golf course. It was established in 1914. The course was designed by Donald Ross.

What is the yardage at Oak Park Country Club?expand_more

From the Blue/White tees, Oak Park Country Club plays to 6,108 yards (par 72). The course offers 9 tee sets ranging from 5,223 to 6,855 yards.

What is the slope rating at Oak Park Country Club?expand_more

The Black tees at Oak Park Country Club have a slope rating of 139 and a course rating of 73.3. A slope of 113 is average difficulty; this course is significantly above average difficulty.

Can you walk Oak Park Country Club?expand_more

Yes, walking is allowed at Oak Park Country Club. Golf carts are also available.

How do I book a tee time at Oak Park Country Club?expand_more

You can set a tee time alert on Stymie to get notified when availability opens at Oak Park Country Club. Stymie monitors tee sheets and alerts you the moment your preferred time slot becomes available.

What amenities does Oak Park Country Club offer?expand_more

Oak Park Country Club offers a pro shop.

Where is Oak Park Country Club located?expand_more

Oak Park Country Club is located at 2001thatcher Rd in Elmwood Park, IL 60171. You can reach them at 708-456-7600.

What is the difficulty level at Oak Park Country Club?expand_more

Oak Park Country Club is classified as very high difficulty with a maximum slope rating of 139. It plays harder than 83% of golf courses in Illinois. The average slope rating in Illinois is 130. A slope rating of 113 represents average difficulty nationally.

Which tees should I play at Oak Park Country Club?expand_more

Oak Park Country Club offers 9 tee sets. Black tees (6,855 yards, slope 139) are recommended for scratch and low-handicap golfers. Red tees (5,223 yards, slope 121) are recommended for higher-handicap golfers and seniors. Choose the tee set where the slope rating is closest to your handicap comfort level.

What is the best tee for beginners at Oak Park Country Club?expand_more

Beginners at Oak Park Country Club should play the Red tees, which play 5,223 yards with a slope of 121. This is the most forgiving tee option and provides an enjoyable round for newer golfers.

What would a 15-handicap shoot at Oak Park Country Club?expand_more

A 15-handicap golfer playing the White tees (slope 134, rating 74.8) at Oak Park Country Club would have a course handicap of 21 and an expected score of approximately 93. This is calculated using the USGA World Handicap System formula: Course Handicap = Handicap Index × (Slope / 113) + (Course Rating − Par). Sign in on Stymie with your handicap to see a personalized prediction for every tee.

How long does a round take at Oak Park Country Club?expand_more

A typical round at Oak Park Country Club takes approximately 4 hours. Expect 3.5 to 4.5 hours depending on pace of play, group size, and course conditions. Weekday rounds tend to be faster than weekend morning tee times.