Morris Course
Morris, IL, USA



Morris Country Club, carved into the Illinois prairie near the heart of Morris, is where generations have matched themselves against the land, where the spirit of local competition has always thrived. The course, owing its origins to a classic, mid-century design, unassumingly presents a straightforward test. It’s a deceptively stout layout that meanders across gently rolling terrain, rewarding those who embrace the downstate conditions. Expect to use every club in the bag: Morris subtly challenges golfers to strategically navigate its tree-lined fairways, more than brute force it tests ones grit for the long game. While no major championships have graced its fairways, Morris Country Club holds its own regional prestige and continues to be revered by area golfers, for its challenging design. The club has long been a local hub for amateur tournaments and community events. More than just a golfing venue, Morris Country Club resonates with the spirit of the region, in its social events and everyday play. Its members are more likely to be found sharing a meal on the patio, the smell of corn and a local brewery wafting on the wind, than discussing the latest PGA Tour results. It is not the loudest, or most lavish club, but it has always been the most loyal.
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FAQ
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Morris was designed by John Darrah.
Morris is listed as private on Course Vaults; guest access is typically restricted.
Par at Morris is 71.
Morris plays 6,060 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Morris is 125.
Morris is a 18-hole course.