Butterfield Country Club (White/Blue)

Overview: The White and Blue combination at Butterfield Country Club is a private Oak Brook layout with the broad fairways, mature trees and shaped green complexes associated with traditional Chicago parkland golf. William Langford and Tom Bendelow are credited with the course design, and the routing uses changes in direction and strategic hazards rather than extreme elevation. This profile refers to the White/Blue combination within Butterfield's multi-nine facility.

History: Butterfield Country Club was established in the early 1920s, with the course connected to the club's 1922 opening history. The club's architectural record sits within the work of Langford and Bendelow, two designers whose Chicago-area courses helped define early twentieth-century Midwestern golf.

Did You Know? Butterfield uses named nines that can be combined into different 18-hole cards. Naming the White and Blue routing matters because the facility is not a single fixed loop, and scorecard yardage can change with the selected combination.