Midlothian Country Club

Hole19 golfers rate Midlothian Country Club highly, and the facts support the attention it draws. This private 18-hole, par-72 club in Midlothian, Illinois was founded in 1898 and designed by Raymond Hearn across rolling hills, narrow fairways, lively meadows, precious wetlands, and mature trees. The tournament record is extensive: the club hosted the 1914 U.S. Open Championship along with the Western Open Championships, Western Amateur Championship, Women's United States Amateur, Women's Western Amateur, Women's Western Open, Women's Western Junior, Victory National Open, Western Junior Championship, and the 2023 Western Junior Championship. Practice facilities include a full driving range with target greens at varied lengths, two putting greens adjacent to the first and tenth tee boxes, and a short game area south of the 9th fairway with two greenside bunkers and room for shots up to 125 yards. The clubhouse dining spans upscale year-round options: the Midlothian Ballroom and Lounge, the 1898 Room with leather booths, and the Derby Room serving pub fare. The Champions Lounge Bar, new in 2022, and a full bar at the Halfway House round out the on-course options.