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Village Green Golf Course , Mundelein, IL

Village Green Golf Course - Mundelein, Illinois

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2501 N Midlothian Rd
Mundelein, IL 60060-1037
United States

P: (847) 566-7373
F: (847) 566-9365

Village Green Course

18 hole regulation length course

Public golf course

70 par | 6,235 yards | 115 slope

69.2 rating

Village Green Golf Course

The 18-hole "Village Green" course at the Village Green Golf Course facility in Mundelein, Illinois features 6,235 yards of golf from the longest tees for a par of 70.The course rating is 69.2 and it has a slope rating of 115. Designed by Ray Didier, the Village Green golf course opened in 1955. GolfVisions Management, Inc. manages this facility, with Tim Miles, Jr. as the VP, Operations & Construction.

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Reviewed June 07, 2012

Patrick C.

Reviewed May 12, 2012

I believe Mundelein HS owns the property and there in NO plans for dismantling. Decent course. Strong value. Slow play can cripple the weekends. Some real testy holes, and some birdie ops too. NOT a dirt track at all.

dean S.

Reviewed November 18, 2010

This is close to home and is a nice easy course to play with my son. They are working on improving it over the last couple of years. Good lunch in the clubhouse/bar. Need a pro shop with more accessories. Looking forward to trying the Friday night fish fry.

bob S.

Reviewed May 14, 2008

Great for that after work round. Looks like they may have new management so lets hope they can fix up this dirt track.

Michael B.

Reviewed May 09, 2007

A course just waiting to be a money maker

How long will this course be there?
This course has been rumored to be torn out for the past 10 years.
I hope the city or park district takes it over and sees how much money they could make off of it if it was run better.

John B.

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