In 1923, a group of men organized a golf club, calling it “Fair Acres.” This nine-hole club was nestled among the giant oaks of South Moline Township. In a span of six years the club grew to almost two hundred members. At the 1929 annual meeting, it was decided to incorporate under the name “Oakwood Country Club.”The club remained at this location for many years, until it became imminent that Interstate 74 was to be built directly through the property. Land was purchased in Henry County in 1962, and construction of the Pete Dye design, 18-hole golf course began in June of 1965. Play began on the course on May 21, 1967. The course featured tough par 4s, reachable par 5s, and green designs that would test your short game. The clubhouse was completed September 1, 1968.