Cog Hill No. 2, "Ravines," carries the weight of a storied past, forever linked to its more formidable sibling, Dubsdread, yet quietly carving its own niche in Chicago golf lore. Carved from the rolling terrain of Lemont, the course showcases a parkland design of the mid-20th century, its fairways meandering through mature trees and strategically placed water hazards. Architects Dick Wilson and Joe Lee shaped Ravines into a demanding but accessible layout. While its length and rough are less penal than Dubsdread, Ravines presents its own set of challenges: tight, tree-lined fairways demand accuracy off the tee, and subtly contoured greens reward thoughtful approach play. The course favors players who can blend power with precision, navigating doglegs and avoiding strategically placed bunkers. Ravines has played a supporting role in Cog Hill's championship history, hosting qualifying rounds for events held on Dubsdread. While not a headliner itself, it offers a classic, traditional golfing experience. It presents a fair and challenging test, where success is not just about brute force but smart course management. For many members, Ravines embodies the accessible charm of Cog Hill - a place where camaraderie thrives amidst the gentle undulations and timeless beauty of Chicago golf.