Knollwood, nestled in the verdant landscape of Lake Forest, is a testament to classic Midwestern golf, where tradition is revered and the spirit of the game endures. It is a course steeped in over a century of lore and history. Designed in the early 20th century, Knollwood is a parkland-style course characterized by mature trees, rolling fairways, and subtly contoured greens. Though not overly long by modern standards, its tree-lined corridors and strategic bunkering place a premium on accuracy and course management. Well regarded for it’s tight fairways and challenging greens. Knollwood, while never hosting a major championship, has been a frequent venue for regional and state amateur events. Knollwood's golf course bears the mark of several esteemed architects over the years. It was originally shaped by the renowned Donald Ross, and later enhanced by the touch of Robert Trent Jones Sr., ensuring a layout that stands the test of time while presenting a fair test to golfers of all abilities. The club itself has a storied membership with a strong presence in the Chicago business community as well as a vibrant social calendar for its members.