Wolfpack Raffle Tickets

List of 12 items.

• #2. Beverly Country Club

  From its inception, Beverly was recognized as a championship course, a distinction that still resonates over one century later. A dedicated group of Beverly Members recently led the club through a restoration of the golf course that reclaimed many of the Donald Ross features that had been lost over the decades. The result is a stunning test of golf that awaits the game’s best players.
  Generously donated by: Tim FitzSimons

• #3. Butterfield Country Club

  Designed by renowned golf course architect William Langford, golfers will find one of the most challenging courses in the Midwest when they take a swing on the rolling fairways of any one of Butterfield Country Clubs' 3 nine-hole courses.
  Generously donated by: Pat Allen and Brian Kozlowski

• #4. Cog Hill - Dubsdread

  Cog Hill hosted the PGA Tour's BMW Championship from 2009 to 2011 on its championship course Dubsdread, as well as 16 times when the tournament was known as the Western Open. Dubsdread No. 4 has remained nationally ranked since its opening in 1964.
  Generously donated by: Cog Hill Golf & Country Club
  

• #5. Edgewood Valley

  Edgewood Valley is known for its outstanding 18-hole golf course, a traditional park-land style course. The natural terrain, tree-lined fairways, extensive bunkering and fast green speeds combine to make the course play much longer than the 6850 yards suggest.
  Generously donated by: Mark Ptacek '90

• #6. Flossmoor Country Club

  Flossmoor Golf Club opened in 1899 and was one of the first courses built in the Midwest. Its layout and design have stood the test of time. It’s classic, it’s challenging and it’s a load of fun.

• #7. Long Beach

  Long Beach Country Club's course includes wonderful vistas from high atop sand dunes on the 1st, 10th and 17th tees, three par 3’s in the first five holes, three par 5’s in the last five holes, and century-old stands of black and white oaks.
  Generously donated by: Pat Sullivan

• #8. Medinah Course 1 or 2

  Featuring three 18-hole golf courses, Medinah offers a unique experience of courses with distinct challenges. Medinah hosted some of the most notable tournaments in golf including the BMW Championship (2019), Ryder Cup (2012), U.S. Open (1949, 1975, 1990), PGA Championship (1999, 2006).
  Generously donated by: John Klich '94

• #9. Ridge Country Club

  In 2015 and 2016, Ridge Country Club installed the "Better Billy Bunker" System on the golf course to bring in higher quality sand, a better playing surface, and a longer life span for the bunkers. The future continues to look bright at Ridge Country Club for years to come!
  Generously donated by: Robert Mulchrone

• #10. Ridgemoor

  Ridgemoor Country Club features multiple tee complexes measuring from 5355 to 6922 yards The course record of 62, set by Ben Hogan and Bob Zender, is hard to match as the golf course carries a rating of 74.1/137.
  Generously donated by:  Joe Nocera

• #11. River Forest Country Club

  River Forest Country Club, a premier private club, has been a major cornerstone of Elmhurst & The Western Suburbs since 1926. At River Forest, it is all about a rich history, legacy, tradition and camaraderie which makes us one of the premier clubs in the western suburbs.
  Generously donated by: Tom Cleary '85

• #12. Racine Country Club

  At Racine Country Club, each hole was created to blend into and accentuate the beauty of its natural surroundings. The course is one of the most beautifully maintained and highly respected private courses in the state of Wisconsin.
  Generously Donated By: Michael Tarpy

• #13. Lake Geneva Country Club

  Lake Geneva Country Club is located on the south shore of beautiful Geneva Lake in southeast Wisconsin. Believed to be the oldest golf club in the Midwest still on its founding site, the original course architect was Robert Foulis, who grew up on the links at St. Andrews where his father was foreman of old Tom Morris' golf shop for 35 years.

  Generously Donated by: Ken Love