Park Hills Golf Course

Park Hills Golf Course is a 36-hole public facility located in Freeport, Illinois, spanning over 300 acres of rolling countryside. The course features two distinct 18-hole layouts: the East Course, a classic parkland design offering a relaxing round, and the West Course, a more challenging layout that demands imagination and skill from golfers of all abilities.

Both courses are characterized by immaculately maintained fairways, fast greens, and natural settings set against rolling terrain. The facility operates as a public course with private club qualities, offering golfers amenities without membership commitments. In addition to the two courses, Park Hills provides a grass-tee practice range, a comfortable clubhouse with the Legacy Pub serving food and beverages, and scenic patio areas for relaxation.

The setting is historically significant, located in Freeport where Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas conducted their famous 1858 debates. The course welcomes golfers seeking both casual rounds and more competitive challenges, with facilities designed to enhance the overall golf experience beyond just the 18 holes of play.