White/Red at Butterfield Country Club

White/Red at Butterfield Country Club echoes with the spirit of its founding families, their dedication to creating a haven of recreation etched into the very landscape of Oak Brook. This classic parkland layout, sculpted during the mid-20th century, presents golfers with a mature tapestry of tree-lined fairways and subtly undulating greens. The course rewards strategic play and an ability to shape shots, demanding thoughtful approaches on doglegs that favor a controlled fade into the greens.

Originally conceived to complement the club's social fabric, White/Red has evolved into a respected test of golf. While the club has not hosted major professional championships, it remains a fixture in the regional amateur circuit and the site of countless member tournaments that have shaped generations of Butterfield golfers. The recent renovation touched by a noted golf course architect has brought forth subtleties that make this course fun yet difficult.

Butterfield Country Club's members take pride in the White/Red course, not just for its design, but for its role as the club's central gathering point. Its well-maintained greens and thoughtfully placed hazards underscore the club's commitment to providing an exceptional golfing experience. It should be known that the course is enjoyed for its social atmosphere that has seen the club foster a deep sense of camaraderie among its members over the decades.

The club’s halfway house is legendary among members, known for its quick bites and beverages - from the members looking to relax and enjoy a light conversation to others rushing to keep the pace.