Egyptian Country Club occupies a site in Mounds, Illinois, where the land slopes gently toward the Mississippi River floodplain. The course is laid out across former agricultural fields and low-lying timber, with fairways bordered by drainage ditches and scattered stands of pecan, pin oak, and bald cypress. Greens are built to modest size, many of them slightly elevated above surrounding depressions that collect water after heavy rains. Several holes run parallel to county roads, and a chain-link fence separates the property from adjacent farmland. The clubhouse is a single-story brick building with a flat roof and a small gravel parking area. Irrigation heads are spaced at regular intervals along the rough-cut edges of each fairway, and cart paths consist of narrow ribbons of asphalt that follow the natural contours rather than cutting straight lines between holes.
Par 36 9 holes 2979 yards
Egyptian Country Club currently has (within 1 mile) no homes for sale.