Bridges of Poplar Creek Country Club
About
Formerly known as Poplar Creek Country Club, the club was transformed into the Bridges of Poplar Creek Country Club in 2011. Besides just the name change, the design itself was dramatically reinvented. Fifteen holes were completely redesigned but the golf course's most memorable holes were left untouched. Bunkers and fairways were reconfigured and fescue was planted to provide more depth and definition. To make the course even more challenging, new lakes were also added. The golf course is definitely a shot maker's layout that rewards accuracy and thoughtful strategizing. The final three holes are considered by many locals to be the toughest finishing trio in all of Illinois. It begins with an uphill par 4, followed by the longest par-3 and par-4 holes respectively. The Bridges of Poplar Creek C.C. offers a round that will challenge even the most avid golfers.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by ChillaKilla88 on 09/06/2026
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Photo submitted by ChillaKilla88 on 09/06/2026
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Photo submitted by u000003674765 on 07/07/2023
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Photo submitted by Christine1441853 on 07/14/2020
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Course layout Photo submitted by DavidLaDuke on 06/10/2015
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fairway 1 hole to green Photo submitted by DavidLaDuke on 06/10/2015
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Photo submitted by DavidLaDuke on 06/10/2015
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12 hole tee box Photo submitted by DavidLaDuke on 06/10/2015
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18th tee box Photo submitted by DavidLaDuke on 06/10/2015
Golfer Reviews
Very slow pace
We played at twilight and the pace of play is very slow. Nobody is around tracking the play. The fairway is nice but the rough is a little high that it takes time to find your ball. I lost a few of them in the rough.
I was play last fall. It’s soso
But I play yesterday. It’s totally different.
Very nice course.
on course amenity
This course has no drinking water tank even it was very hot and humidit day.
Tees Need TLC
I've played this course several times but never saw the tees in such bad shape.
It is a difficult course for us seniors because you have to carry many water hazards with your approach shots. Bring lots of golf balls.
Good not great
It’s the beginning of summer so the place has plenty of time to grow and improve the course. I love front 9 enjoy the back 9. Some tee boxes has some growing but it’s still better than average. Biggest problem here is they allow people to tee off at back 9 which makes it crowded. Towards the end other than that it’s good not great