Arlington Heights is a city in northeastern Chicagoland. A 2003 Census put the population at 76,031, the largest for a village in the United States. Arlington Heights is known for the Arlington Park Race Track as well as a large Japanese community, third in the state behind neighboring Schaumburg and Chicago proper. Some notable people have come from the Village as well, including Walter Payton, Ted Nugent, and Ray Kroc (founder of McDonalds).
Course Type : Municipal golf courseBuilt : Built in 1979Grass : Blue GrassGreen fees : $33 to $55Driving Range : YesHoles : 18Par : 68Yardage : 5331Slope : 115Course rating : 65.8
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Course Type : Municipal golf courseBuilt : Built in 1995Grass : Blue GrassGreen fees : $10 to $12Driving Range : YesHoles : 9Par : 27Yardage : 1163Slope : n/aCourse rating : n/a
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Course Type : Private golf courseBuilt : Built in 1923Grass : Bent GrassGreen fees : $117 to $82Driving Range : YesHoles : 18Par : 72Yardage : 6401Slope : 129Course rating : 71.7
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