Sinnissippi Park
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Rating:
(6 votes)
Location:
Extra Location(s):
Parking Lot: (41.797,-89.66)
Course Details:
# Holes: 18
Target Type: Mach3
Tee Type: Concrete
Course Length: 4683
Alternate Length: 5294
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 8
300 – 400ft: 7
Over 400ft: 3
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Course Description:
Creative and challenging layout overlooking Lake Sinnissippi from the bluffs above the Rock River. Well manicured, with elevation and water hazards. Alt. pin placements.
Course Established: 1982
Additional Course Information:
Additional Course Information for Sinnissippi Park:
Directions:
I-88 or I-80 to IL 40N to IL 2N, 2 miles, turn right at cemetery on Freeport Rd. to park.
This course rocks! Well worth the drive if you are looking for one of Illinois best. Big thanks to Terry Batten and friends along with Sterling Park District for such a beautiful course.
Played foursome w/ wife, sis & bro in law while visiting the area, everyone loved this place. Gorgeous park & setting, just a terrific course & I'd agree, one of Illinois' best.
Decent course in a lovely park. Well-maintained. Didn't think the back 9 was very interesting, though.
very scenic and challenging course with the exception of a couple holes. maybe bring a few extra discs.
Nice park, front nine is a lot tougher/more interesting than the back. I was hoping it would play more along the bluffs but it kind of stays away from them. Definetely a worthy stop if you are in the area.
This is a pretty interesting course. The front nine can be tricky, and if it's wet, be careful. I think 5 is a hole going towards a creek down hill- from the tee you can see wood fencing past the creek behind the basket. When within ten feet of the basket (it was wet) we started sliding down hill. About five feet past the basket placement there is a 10' drop straight down to a creek. I caught some branches or would have face planted. The back nine is out in the flat part of the park, and very relaxing after the front nine.