ALGC Overview & History

Course Overview

The Arlington Lakes Golf Club (ALGC), whose 18-hole, 90-acres course has undergone an extensive renovation in the past year while the clubhouse remained open, is making a comeback.  Both staff and the course architect are banking on new features and trends to reawaken the 36-year old municipal golf course, which once served as a Nike Missile Base. To make this story even more interesting is that this is the first major renovation of the course since opening its doors in 1979; culminating 14 years of a citizen-driven effort to acquire the parcel of land from the US Army in 1976.

Course Summary

The NEW Arlington Lakes Golf Club offers something for every golfer.  The course features strategically placed, fescue edged bunkers that bring a natural look to the course.  Living up to its name, water comes into play on nine of the holes.  You will find its design will truly test your skills as a golfer.

Downloadable Photos and Logos
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» View the ALGC Photo Gallery

Videos

• Aerial Footage Pre-Construction July 2015

• 360° Aerial View of ALGC - Completed Project

Course History

• Revisioning a NIKE Missile Base: The ALGC Story

• Hole-by-hole description: The NEW Arlington Lakes

Fact Sheets

• We're UPPING our Game
• FUN Facts about the New ALGC
• Playing Tips 

Staff Bios and Information

• Tim Govern - Golf Operations Manager
• Jeff Everson - Golfer Maintenance Supervisor
• Mike Benkusky - Course Architect
• Brian Meyer - Director of Recreation & Facilities

Media Inquiries 

All Media inquiries and/or requests for interviews or tours should be directed to Brian Meyer, Director of Recreation and Facilities at 847-506-7130 or bmeyer@ahpd.org.