Private Clubs & Country Clubs in Long Grove

Royal Melbourne Country Club is a private parkland-style golf club in Long Grove, Illinois, originally designed by Robert Bruce Harris in 1924 as part of the Chicago area's golden age of course construction. The 18-hole, par-72 layout stretches 6,701 yards with a slope rating of 137, incorporating natural wetlands throughout its strategic design. The club has hosted notable Illinois Golf Association events, including the 1984 Illinois State Amateur Championship, and underwent significant renovations by architect Bob Lohmann in 1992.

The Grove Country Club is a private 18-hole parkland course established in Long Grove, Illinois, set within the suburban Chicago golf corridor on the city's North Shore. Designed by acclaimed architect Dick Wilson, the course plays to a par 72 at 6,732 yards with a slope rating of 135, featuring natural wetlands woven throughout its classic layout.

Twin Orchard Country Club is a private 36-hole facility in Long Grove, Illinois, whose name traces back to the apple orchards that once covered the property. The club's North Course, originally designed by Robert Bruce Harris in 1960 and later renovated by Bob Lohmann, plays to a demanding 7,025 yards with a slope rating of 139, while the South Course underwent a renovation by Arthur Hills in 2004. The club has hosted multiple Illinois PGA Section championships, including the Illinois Open, cementing its standing as one of the Chicago area's notable private golf destinations.