One of America’s truly great inland courses, Beverly (1908) is a Donald Ross masterpiece on Chicago’s South Side that hosted the 1931 U.S. Amateur and multiple Western Opens. Its dramatic, heaving terrain, deep bunkers, and severely sloped greens remain a stern but fair test for the best players in the Midwest. The elegant Tudor clubhouse and tree-lined streets of the Beverly neighborhood give the entire property an almost East-Coast private-club aura.