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On par: Kishwaukee Country Club ready to make new memories in modern clubhouse

Kishwaukee Country Club members watch as the old clubhouse is demolished on Feb. 14. Construction on a new clubhouse began last August and finished in December. The new clubhouse is now open, but a grand opening celebration is planned for the spring. Pictured (from left) are golf professional David Paeglow, club member Chuck Kaiser and club president Steve Irving. (Katrina J)

Kishwaukee Country Club members watch as the old clubhouse is demolished on Feb. 14. Construction on a new clubhouse began last August and finished in December. The new clubhouse is now open, but a grand opening celebration is planned for the spring. Pictured (from left) are golf professional David Paeglow, club member Chuck Kaiser and club president Steve Irving. (Katrina J)

Demolition of the Kishwaukee Country Club's 1912 clubhouse began Feb. 14 and will take approximately a week. The area will be landscaped in the spring to become a retention pond. (Katrina J)

Demolition of the Kishwaukee Country Club's 1912 clubhouse began Feb. 14 and will take approximately a week. The area will be landscaped in the spring to become a retention pond. (Katrina J)

The Kishwaukee Country Club's new clubhouse features a pro shop, clubhouse and golf cart garage. All three were previously housed separately. Construction on the country club’s new clubhouse began last August and finished in December. (Katrina J)

The Kishwaukee Country Club's new clubhouse features large windows and sliding glass doors with a view of the golf course. (Katrina J)

Kishwaukee Country Club President Steve Irving explains the 1911 building plans for the old clubhouse, which featured a ballroom and fireplaces. The old clubhouse was torn down Feb. 14. The framed building plans will be on display in the men's locker room of the new clubhouse. (Katrina J)