Homewood Flossmoor Park District- Coyote Run Golf Course – Clubhouse - 2005

When the Homewood Flossmoor Park District acquired the abandoned 18-hole Cherry Hills golf course the design of a new golf course and construction of a new Clubhouse started. The first step was to demolish and remove the existing clubhouse, pro-shop, pump-house structures, and storage buildings, which were scattered around the 140 acre site. Design of a new 18-hole course complete with new clubhouse, driving range and 3-hole practice course was a collaboration between Park District, Architect and Golf Course Architect. The new Clubhouse is designed with rustic themes incorporating heavy timber beams and columns, rough sawn cedar, and natural tones to blend with the landscape of the golf course. The 5,500 square-foot lower level was designed to house the building infrastructure elements and the storage of approximately 80 golf carts. The 7,900 square foot first floor program consists of Pro-Shop, Administration offices, washroom and changing facilities. Also incorporated into the first floor program is a Northwood’s restaurant complete with full service kitchen, dining area, and bar.