Illustrative imageRiverwoods, Illinois
Ravinia Green Country Club
About the club
This profile contains information gathered from publicly available sources and historical records. Due to the private nature of the club, some details may not be fully verifiable or may have changed. Ravinia Green Country Club was established in 1967 as part of the expanding Chicago suburban golf community . The club was developed by Harold Moser and designed by renowned architect Dick Wilson, who completed the course just before his death in 1968 . The club has served as an important fixture in the North Shore golf community since its founding .
Amenities
Golf Course
Club House
Driving Range
Putting Greens
Pro Shop
Dining
Fitness
Swimming Pool
Membership
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Ravinia Green Country Club
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
On request
Lifetime Total
On request
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Private Clubs team
Location
1200 Saunders Rd, Riverwoods, Illinois 60015-2535, United States
Reviews
4.4
160 reviews
Christian in event sales is an absolute star! My company tasked me with finding a holiday party venue. There was not a stone that man did not turn over to answer every question, accommodate every ask, and he followed up persistently, always friendly and pleasant... all for a small, $5,000 party! Unfortunately, the company decided they then wanted a speakeasy vibe so we couldn't book but I hope Invited Clubs/Ravinia Green recognizes what they've got in this guy!
Sarah Riffi
Always great food and experience
CC
I was here for a corporate event. The space is nice, the parking is... challenging. I'm not sure if they provided the food, but it was too salty and overcooked.
Bret Schwalb