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$40 for 18 Holes for Two, One Golf Cart, Range Balls for Two, and Lunch for Two at Cattails Golf Club in Elwood

Cattails Golf Club
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  • 18 holes with cart included
  • Well-manicured landscape
  • Lunch for two included
  • Massive clubhouse

Since great aunts cannot resist pinching dimpled cheeks, the overwhelming number of dimples on a golf ball should confuse their grabby hands—defeating them once and for all. Drive dimpled dandies back into their holes with today's Groupon: for $40, you get 18 holes for two, one cart rental, two small buckets of range balls, and lunch for two people at Cattails Golf Club in Elwood (up to an $88 value).

Cattails Golf Club gratifies golf gurus with 18 holes spread across 130 acres of sweeping greens and majestic forestry. Hone club cadence on Cattails' driving range by splitting two small buckets of golf balls with a sporty sweetheart or streetwise stranger before boarding a motorized buggy for a jaunt along the course's well-manicured bentgrass fairways. Thwack dimpled delights along a challenging terrain rife with conspiring creeks, elevated greens, and sandy traps swimming with cyclopean ball-devouring sand snakes. A hot dog, bag of chips, and small soda sate post-game palates as players luxuriate in the 10,000-square-foot clubhouse, packed with a pub, dining room, and well-scaled pro shop.

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Promotional value expires Jun 30, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 4 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Tee time required; subject to availability Lunch consists of hot dog, bag of chips, and small soda. Tax included. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Cattails Golf Club

Golf is a constantly evolving sport, and Cattails Golf Club has brought together two distinct eras and styles of the game to showcase on its front and back nines. The William Diddel-designed front nine was established in 1924, and the club remained a nine-hole course for the next 82 years, a time that saw the invention of titanium drivers and the banning of performance-enhancing mashie niblicks. In 2006 Ron Kern designed the back nine, departing from the links-style layout of the front nine in order to incorporate the dense woods and multiple creek crossings natural to the site. Bluegrass covers the tee boxes and fairways on the front nine, and bentgrass blankets the front nine’s greens as well as the back nine from tee to green.

Course at a Glance:

  • 18-hole, par 71 course
  • Total length of 6,641 yards from the back tees
  • Course rating of 72.5 from the back tees
  • Course slope of 132 from the back tees
  • Four sets of tees per hole
  • Scorecard
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