Marshall Golf Club occupies a flat, open tract just west of the Embarras River in east-central Illinois. The fairways run across heavy clay soils that drain slowly after rain and hold footprints through the winter. A single two-story white clubhouse with a metal roof sits near the parking lot; inside, a small pro shop and snack counter occupy the ground floor. Mature pin oaks line the western boundary, their canopies casting afternoon shadows across the first and ninth greens. Two irrigation ponds, fed by a tributary ditch, separate the middle holes and supply water to the fairway sprinklers. The course is mowed three times a week in season, leaving a consistent ½-inch cut on the greens and slightly higher collars. A gravel service road loops behind the maintenance shed, where a single greenskeeper stores equipment. Play is managed from a handwritten sign-in sheet taped to the counter; tee times are not taken. The property is bordered on three sides by active row-crop fields, and prevailing westerly winds move freely across the open ground.
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