TPC Deere Run

Frequently Asked Questions

When is the best time of year to play TPC Deere Run and avoid the crowds?

We find late spring, specifically May, or early fall in September, offers the most pleasant conditions at TPC Deere Run. You'll enjoy comfortable temperatures and the course is typically in fantastic shape, often less crowded than peak summer when the John Deere Classic buzz is building.

How challenging is TPC Deere Run for the average golfer, and what are its must-play holes?

TPC Deere Run is surprisingly playable for most skill levels, especially from the appropriate tees, but it still offers a great test. You absolutely must appreciate the dramatic downhill par-3 16th, which is a real beauty, and the finishing stretch along the Rock River is always a thrill.

What should I expect to pay for a round at TPC Deere Run, and is it worth the price?

Expect green fees to be in the $150-$200 range, depending on the season and time of day, which we think is excellent value for a PGA Tour course. You're getting a meticulously maintained track with a genuine championship feel, making it a worthwhile splurge for any golf enthusiast.

What's the pre-round experience like at TPC Deere Run, and what amenities should I take advantage of?

The practice facilities at TPC Deere Run are top-notch, so arrive early to hit some balls on their expansive range and dial in your short game. We always recommend grabbing a bite at the clubhouse restaurant afterwards; the views are great, and it's a perfect spot to recap your round.

How does TPC Deere Run's connection to the John Deere Classic impact a public golfer's experience?

The biggest impact is the course's immaculate condition and PGA Tour-level setup, which you get to experience firsthand. You'll often see the grandstands being built or taken down if you visit around the tournament, giving you a unique behind-the-scenes glimpse of a professional event.