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Weibring Golf Club

Normal, IL, United States

Weibring Golf Club at Illinois State University is an 18-hole championship course located in Normal, Illinois on the university's campus. Originally designed in 1962 by architect Robert Bruce Harris, the course initially featured a regulation 9-hole layout on the property's outer edges with an executive 9-hole course in the middle. The course opened in May 1964 with University President Robert Bone hitting the inaugural shot. The facility underwent extensive renovations during the 2000 season, redesigned and coordinated by PGA Tour player and ISU alumnus D.A. Weibring through his company Golf Resources, Inc. In 2007, the course was renamed Weibring Golf Club in honor of Weibring's contributions to the university's golf program and facilities. The course maintains championship-level conditions and operates as the home facility for Illinois State University's Redbird Men's and Women's Golf teams. The club features 18 championship holes along with a practice putting green and short game area, offering tournament-like playing conditions while maintaining an accessible atmosphere for everyday golfers.