Ravisloe is on the south side of Chicago in Homewood off I-294 south on Dixie Highway.

The course is a compact, parkland layout with narrow fairway corridors defined by old growth, hardwood trees. There's heavy rough and stands of trees at the margins and an abundance of and variety of sand bunkers bordering the fairways and securing the greens and several water features in play. It's only 6,321 yards, 70.8/127, course/slope off the tips with three shorter tees. Traditionalists will appreciate Ravisloe's history as it was originally designed by Theodore Moreau and James Foulis in 1901, in 1910 William Watson added additional holes, and in the early 1920s Donald Ross finalized the present design with the finishing touches by David Esler in 2001.