Hazy Hills Golf Course sits on gently rolling terrain northwest of Bloomington-Normal. The layout favors low, running shots that can take advantage of the firm fairways and subtle elevation changes. Bermudagrass dominates the greens, which are kept at moderate speed and slope away from several key landing areas, rewarding players who approach from the proper side. A small creek crosses the property three times, forcing carries on the second, fifth, and eighth holes; elsewhere, drainage swales channel runoff but rarely come into play. Mature oaks and scattered pines define most fairway edges, while fescue patches mark the rough. The course lacks a driving range, so players warm up on a short chipping area beside the first tee. Irrigation heads are spaced for even coverage, and cart paths are asphalt, recently resurfaced. Maintenance crews mow three times weekly during peak season, keeping the rough at two inches.
