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Jackson Park
6401 S Stony Island Ave
Chicago, Illinois 60637
United States
(773) 256-0903
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0 Recommends
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Citysearch Rated
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This mature course features large, majestic trees and relatively small undulating greens.
April 17, 2006
The Experience
Tracing its history to 1899, Jackson Park Golf Course is an 18-hole regulation facility. Two lakes can swallow up errant shots on at least four holes. Look for generally short yardage. This is Chicago Park District's premiere 18-hole facility.
Rating (men): 65.9
Slope (men): 107
Rating (women): 69.8
Slope (women): 114
(Editorial review provided by Citysearch)
I like it
November 28, 2002
(3.5 / 5 stars)
Most of the holes are fairly straightforward and there are not a lot of hazards. Most difficult hole is 559-yard monster at #14 which is hard just because of the length. Tee shot on #8 & the second shot on #11 are over water. I like the feeling of being out on the long, wide fairways, like a reminder of the former grandeur of the South Side before it bad. Course maintenance is so-so, not really good but not too scruffy either. Never had a problem getting on the course and the pace of play is good. Great value for $18
Pros:
great value for the $, pretty good variety, easy to get tee times
Cons:
rude staff, sketchy location, have to cross streets
(User review provided by Citysearch)
Reasonable
October 01, 2002
(3.0 / 5 stars)
The course could be really good with just a littl more upkeep. Summer heat dries out the fairways so play in the srping and fall tend to be better.
Pros:
inexpensive
Cons:
course condition
(User review provided by Citysearch)
Mediocre course for a good price
July 18, 2002
(2.5 / 5 stars)
This course pretty much sucks, but it's cheap. It's long fairways are straight-forward... not very challenging, and moderately maintained. Play is very slow on the weekends -- Expect a 5-6 hour game during peak times. Go during a weekday and it's worth it.
Pros:
Inexpensive
Cons:
Slow play, Poor staff, course maintainence
(User review provided by Citysearch)
scenic but short
June 08, 2002
(2.5 / 5 stars)
short course, maintained fairly, but is within city limits and is accessible by public transportation
Pros:
accessible by CTA, within city, near harbor
Cons:
fair condition, tough neighborhood, not challenging
(User review provided by Citysearch)
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THE DETAILS
Category:
Park, Golfing
Serving 2 neighborhoods:
South Side, Woodlawn
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