Ingersoll Golf Course occupies a rolling 160-acre site on the northwest side of Rockford. The fairways follow the natural drainage of Kent Creek, which crosses the property several times and creates natural wetlands that frame several approach shots. Mature stands of oak and hickory line the perimeter, while scattered evergreens provide windbreaks on the higher ground. The original nine, built in 1922, still shows the hand-shaped bunkers typical of that era, whereas the back nine, added in 1967, incorporates larger, more angular sand traps and subtle elevation changes. Irrigation is supplied by an on-site well and pond system that also serves as a lateral hazard on three holes. The course is maintained by the Rockford Park District and remains open year-round, weather permitting, with only temporary greens used during the coldest winter months.
Ingersoll Golf Course currently has (within 1 mile) 6 single family homes for sale with an average list price of $104,550 and 3 lots for sale with an average list price of $17,166.67. The average annual property tax for Ingersoll Golf Course is $1,325.67.