Fourteen holes in southern Illinois farm country. Not nine, not eighteen. Greenview runs its own math and nobody seems to mind. The kind of small-town public course where the starter knows your name by the third visit and the pace never drags because everyone here actually wants to be outside. Green fees stay low enough that you stop counting. Walk it twice if the afternoon opens up. Central Illinois has dozens of courses like this hiding in plain sight. Most golfers drive past on the interstate, chasing reputation courses two hours away. Their loss.
