Monmouth Country Club sits on gently rolling prairie just west of the town of Monmouth, Illinois. The course was built in the 1920s and still follows the original routing that threads between stands of mature oak and hickory. Fairways are Kentucky bluegrass, kept at a moderate height that allows the ball to run toward the small, slightly crowned bentgrass greens. Several holes are shaped by natural drainage swales that channel runoff from surrounding farmland; these swales create uneven lies but also define the landing areas on shorter holes. The irrigation system draws from a small on-site pond that doubles as a water hazard on two holes. Bunkers are modest in size and filled with local sand that drains quickly after Midwest rains. The clubhouse, a single-story brick building erected shortly after the course opened, houses a modest pro shop and a grill that serves members on weekends. Maintenance is performed by a small crew that keeps the course playable through the region’s freeze-thaw cycles.
Par 35 9 holes 3170 yards
Monmouth Country Club currently has (within 1 mile) 1 single family home for sale with a list price of $327,000. The average annual property tax for Monmouth Country Club is $3,423.55.