6 Golf Courses in Princeton, IL- Reviews & Ratings

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There are 2 golf courses in Princeton, Illinois and 0 are municipal courses.There are also another 4 golf courses within 20 miles of Princeton, including 4 public, 0 municipal and 0 private courses. The oldest course in the Princeton area is the Chapel Hill Golf Course which was designed by Steven Halberg and opened in 1911. The longest course is Spring Creek Golf Course, which is 6,465 yards. Spring Creek Golf Course is rated the best course near Princeton.

Wyaton Hills Golf Course, Wyaton Hills Course

9 holes over 3,071 yards with a par of 36 (Public) Write a Review
17879 1500 North Ave
Princeton, IL 61356-6813
(815) 872-2641
1 mile from the center of Princeton. Write a Review

Chapel Hill Golf Course, Chapel Hill Course

(1)

18 holes over 6,337 yards with a par of 72 (Public) Write a Review
12927 Il Highway 26
Princeton, IL 61356-8520
(815) 879-6531
4 miles from the center of Princeton. Write a Review

Indian Hills Golf Club, Indian Hills Course

(2)

9 holes over 2,846 yards with a par of 35 (Public) Write a Review
9468 1725 East St
Tiskilwa, IL 61368-9280
(815) 646-4856
7 miles from the center of Princeton. Write a Review

Hidden Lakes Country Club, Hidden Lakes Course

(1)

18 holes over 5,705 yards with a par of 70 (Public) Write a Review
12985 645 East St
Sheffield, IL 61361-8913
(815) 454-2660
14 miles from the center of Princeton. Write a Review

Spring Creek Golf Course, Spring Creek Course

(8)

18 holes over 6,465 yards with a par of 72 (Public) Write a Review
286 Golf Course Rd
Spring Valley, IL 61362-9142
(815) 894-2137
14 miles from the center of Princeton. Write a Review

Green River Country Club, Green River Course

9 holes over 2,743 yards with a par of 34 (Public) Write a Review
15212 Illinois Highway 92
Walnut, IL 61376
(815) 379-2227
14 miles from the center of Princeton. Write a Review

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