Conway Farms, a club forged from the ambition to host championship golf in the northern suburbs of Chicago, presents a challenging parkland experience. The course, routed through rolling terrain dotted with mature trees and strategic water features, asks golfers to shape shots and navigate subtly contoured greens. Accuracy from the tee is often rewarded more than raw power, especially on the inward nine where tighter corridors and well-placed bunkers guard par. Tom Fazio originally sculpted Conway Farms in the early 1990s, seeking to emulate the classic designs of the Golden Age. While subtle tweaks and improvements have been made over the years, its strategic layout remains largely unchanged. Conway Farms has proudly hosted the BMW Championship twice (2013, 2015) and the U.S. Amateur in 2017, solidifying its reputation as a venue capable of testing the world's best players. The club, while not necessarily seeking the limelight, understands the value of these events in burnishing its reputation within the broader golfing landscape. Beyond the competition, Conway Farms fosters a close-knit community known for its serious approach to the game. It’s a place where members appreciate classic golf traditions and the nuanced challenges of a well-designed course. The club is also known for their dedication to turf quality, the course is always presented in immaculate condition.