Taylorville · IL

Lake Shore Golf Course

Est. 1969 · William J. Spear
Why we love this place

We love Lake Shore for what downstate golf does best: a scenic, welcoming layout wrapped around Lake Taylorville with room for everyone. The rolling hills, mature trees and occasional blind shot keep good players honest, while the friendly public-course feel makes it an easy place to bring family and friends for an unhurried round.

Via Lakeshore Golf Course

Par
72
Rating
Slope
Length
Holes
18

About Lake Shore Golf Course

Lake Shore Golf Course sits on roughly 160 acres bordering Lake Taylorville in central Illinois' Christian County, southeast of downstate Taylorville. Plans for an 18-hole course on the lake's southeast shore were approved in September 1967; construction began in 1968, and the course was formally named Lake Shore Golf Course on July 21, 1969. It was designed by William J. Spear. The par-72 layout is owned by the Taylorville Park District and operated by J & D Golf Management, and features bentgrass greens and bluegrass fairways. Set among rolling hills and many mature trees, the scenic course includes several blind shots and watered fairways, offering a genuine test for stronger players while remaining approachable for beginners. Its lakeside setting and public access have made it a longstanding fixture of golf in the Taylorville area.
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