White Hawk Country Club sits in Crown Point, Indiana, approximately forty miles southeast of Chicago in the northwestern corner of the state. The facility features two eighteen-hole courses, Blackhawk and Silverhawk, both designed by Tim Nugent. The courses occupy gently rolling terrain typical of the glaciated landscape of Lake County, with natural drainage corridors and mature tree plantings defining many holes. Nugent's design work emphasizes playability across skill levels while incorporating strategic bunkering and water features that require thoughtful club selection. The dual-course layout allows the club to host member play and competitive events simultaneously, a common configuration for larger private facilities in the Chicago metropolitan area. Both courses share practice facilities and return to a central clubhouse. White Hawk serves as a private country club with a membership drawn largely from Crown Point and surrounding Lake County communities. The club offers traditional country club amenities including dining facilities and social programming alongside its golf operations. The courses provide year-round conditioning typical of northern Indiana clubs, with a playing season that generally runs from April through October depending on weather conditions.