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Meet Golfers in Chicago

Chicago’s golf scene comes alive once the weather turns, but finding someone to play with can still feel like a shot in the dark. Whether you’re new in town, between foursomes, or just looking to spend more weekends on the course, this is the easiest way to meet golfers who match your game and schedule.

Swing Into Chicago’s Golf Scene

From the historic fairways at Sydney R. Marovitz to the sprawling layouts in the suburbs, Chicago offers something for every golfer. What’s often missing is a simple way to connect with people who want to play too.

With this platform, you can find local golfers who share your skill level, pace, and interest—whether that’s early morning tee times, weekend leagues, or relaxed twilight rounds. Build a profile in minutes, browse nearby players, and set up a quick intro chat to make that first round feel easy.

You don’t have to wait for your regular group or settle for solo range time. The city’s golf community is bigger than you think.

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Top 10 Public Golf Courses in the Chicago Area

A well-rounded list of places to play—whether you're downtown or heading to the burbs:

  1. Sydney R. Marovitz Golf Course – Classic 9-hole course along Lake Michigan with views of the skyline
  2. Jackson Park Golf Course – Historic South Side muni with wide fairways and walkability
  3. Robert A. Black Golf Course – Technical 9-hole gem on the North Side with tight fairways and elevation changes
  4. Harborside International Golf Center – Twin 18-hole courses with a links-style design and skyline backdrops
  5. Diversey Driving Range & Practice Center – Not a full course, but a beloved spot for tuning up your swing in the city
  6. Indian Boundary Golf Course – Forest preserve course in the northwest with a scenic, tree-lined layout
  7. Cog Hill Golf & Country Club – Famed Lemont complex with four courses, including the pro-level Dubsdread
  8. Chick Evans Golf Course – North suburban favorite with solid variety and a peaceful setting
  9. Buffalo Grove Golf Course – Well-maintained 18-hole course in the northern suburbs with good pace of play
  10. Ravisloe Country Club – Public access to a former private club in Homewood, full of charm and great conditions

Explore More Ways to Meet People in Chicago

The Chicago area is home to over 200 public courses, from lakeside gems to forest preserves—now it’s easier than ever to find someone to play them with.

IRL Intros is for Everyone

Finally, there’s a place where you can connect with others for the activities you enjoy without the awkwardness of dating apps or random meetups with name tags.

If you know exactly what you want to do but prefer not to go solo, there’s someone out there looking for the same experience. And if you're open to meeting new people and trying new things, we make it easy to find the right connections for exciting experiences.

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