O'Neil Property Group
Bowes Creek Country Club wraps an 18-hole public golf course in southwest Elgin—Toll Brothers townhomes and single-family homes built 2006–2024, plus the gated 55+ Regency section with its own clubhouse, pool, and calendar.
Bowes Creek Country Club sits south of Bowes Road off the Randall corridor in southwest Elgin, and it’s the closest thing Kane County has to true golf-community living at a non-country-club price. The Rick Jacobson-designed 18-hole course is public—anchored by the golf clubhouse and Johnny’s Supper Club—and the homes around it came from Toll Brothers, which sold its final homesites in 2024, so the community is newly complete.
It’s really two communities in one. The all-ages sections—the Fairways and Masters collections—deliver townhomes from roughly 1,492 to 2,600 square feet and singles up to about 5,576 square feet, many with fairway frontage. The gated Regency section is the 55+ side: 351 low-maintenance homes with a private 10,000 square foot clubhouse, outdoor pool, fitness center, tennis and bocce courts, and a full activities calendar. Note that some listing sources label the whole community “active adult,” which is wrong—only Regency carries the age restriction, and we confirm section rules on every showing.
Recent sales have mostly run from about $550,000 to $740,000 for singles, with actives spanning roughly $415,000 townhomes to $800,000 golf-frontage homes. HOA fees range from about $19 a month on some single-family sections to $300 for the maintenance-included products. The school district boundary runs through the area—parcels fall in Central 301 or U-46 depending on location—so we verify the assignment parcel by parcel.
Pricing reflects Bowes Creek sales and active listings as of mid-2026.
Two- to three-bedroom townhomes from roughly 1,492 to 2,600 square feet, many with golf or pond views and association exterior care—the community’s entry point and a favorite of downsizers not ready for the 55+ section.
See listings →The Fairways and Masters singles run to about 5,576 square feet with three-car garages and fairway frontage on the best lots. This is where most recent sales have landed.
See listings →The gated active-adult section’s 351 low-maintenance homes come with their own clubhouse, pool, and calendar. Age-qualification rules apply—we verify your household’s eligibility before touring.
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The Rick Jacobson-designed course is public—play it before you buy—with practice facilities and a clubhouse that gives the community its center of gravity.
The golf clubhouse’s restaurant means dinner out is a golf-cart ride away—an amenity few Fox Valley subdivisions can claim.
The 55+ section’s private 10,000 sq ft clubhouse packs a fitness center, outdoor pool, tennis and bocce courts, and a staffed activities calendar.
Walking trails and a stocked fishing pond thread the community, with the Randall corridor’s retail ten minutes away.
The school district boundary runs through the Bowes Creek area—parcels fall in Central CUSD 301 or District U-46 depending on location. Verify current attendance boundaries with the district, as they can change and assignments are parcel-specific.
D301-assigned parcels feed the district’s far-west Elgin elementaries, Prairie Knolls Middle School, and Central High School in Burlington.
U-46-assigned parcels feed the district’s southwest Elgin attendance areas. U-46 is the state’s second-largest district, with five high schools.
The 301/U-46 line runs through this area and assignments are parcel-specific—confirm directly with the district before you write an offer. We do this on every Bowes Creek transaction.
Bowes Creek sits in Elgin’s southwest corner—ten minutes to the Randall Road corridor’s retail and Advocate Sherman Hospital, with South Elgin’s Randall corridor amenities just as close.
Randall Road runs north to I-90 in about 15 minutes and south to the Tri-Cities in about the same. The US-20 bypass is minutes north for the run east across the city.
Metra’s Big Timber Road station is roughly 15 minutes north—722 parking spaces and 67–88 minutes to Union Station. Driving, plan on 65–80 minutes to the Loop via I-90 outside rush.
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