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4x Western Open host, featuring a dramatic Seth Raynor design along Lake Michigan's bluffs and distinctive ravines.
Shoreacres is a private golf club in Lake Bluff, Illinois, renowned as a premier Seth Raynor design. Opened in 1917, the course is spectacularly set on bluffs overlooking Lake Michigan, incorporating dramatic ravines and natural contours into its strategic layout. It has a distinguished championship pedigree, having hosted four editions of the Western Open, a significant early PGA Tour event. The club has also welcomed the U.S. Amateur, U.S. Mid-Amateur, and the Curtis Cup, solidifying its place among the nation's most historic and architecturally significant courses.
A beautiful and peaceful country club with a stunning golf course and a very classic atmosphere. The grounds are extremely well maintained, the setting feels exclusive and quiet, and the whole place has a timeless charm. A wonderful location for anyone who app
I never played the course, but like Tom E. I was a caddy at Shoreacers in '64 and '65. My tips were not that great, but my favorite memory was caddying during the Childrens' Memorial Hospital charity Pro- Am that was held in the summer of '65. After my fours
I was a golf caddy at Shoreacres back in 1963 and 1964 when I was 13 and 14 years old. Dad was in the Navy and we were just a fence away from the Mansions and golf course. I'd usually walk down to the lake and up the beach and then climb the bluff to get ther
