Plum Tree National Golf Course lies on the flat glacial till plains of McHenry County, Illinois. The layout threads through former farmland that was re-contoured in the 1970s, leaving wide, gently crowned fairways bordered by drainage ditches and low berms. Several holes cross or parallel the meandering Kilbuck Creek, whose banks are lined with mature silver maple and box elder; the creek comes into play on three par-four holes and the reachable par-five ninth. Scattered stands of bur oak frame the landing areas, while scattered sand bunkers—most of them shallow and angular—guard the perimeters of the bent-grass greens. A prevailing southwest wind sweeps across the open ground, magnifying the effect of subtle elevation changes that become noticeable on the inward nine. The course maintains a simple irrigation system fed by an on-site pond that also serves as the water hazard for the closing holes.
Par 72 18 holes 6695 yards
Plum Tree National Golf Course currently has (within 1 mile) no homes for sale. The average annual property tax for Plum Tree National Golf Course is $6,348.09.