White Eagle Golf Club

White Eagle Golf Club is a private club in Naperville, developed by local builder Harold Moser, a figure central to the modern growth of Naperville, and designed by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay. The course opened in 1989, with Palmer himself playing a ceremonial opening round that August. The property offers 27 holes across three distinct nines, the Red Hawk, Golden Eagle and White Hawk, set on roughly 163 acres of gently rolling, tree-lined terrain in Chicago's far-western suburbs. A later renovation by Lohmann & Quitno reshaped and reduced bunkering and introduced bright white sand, sharpening the course's presentation. Beyond golf, the club functions as a full family club, with tennis, swimming pools and clubhouse dining overlooking the closing holes, making it a well-rounded private community amenity.