Duck Creek is a beautiful 18-hole golf course which is 5,759 yards long and plays to a par of 70. It is the site of a former private arboretum and its 140 acres feature a mature stand of trees and dramatic changes in elevation as it follows Duck Creek eastward to the city’s boundary. This challenging facility is popular with all skill levels. An automated irrigation system was installed in 1994, and a Driving Range was created in 2010. Advanced tee-times are recommended.

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The Quad Cities — Davenport and Bettendorf in Iowa, Rock Island and Moline in Illinois, straddling the Mississippi River — offer visitors a genuine slice of Midwestern river culture without the big-city price tag. The river itself is the region's defining feature, threading through downtowns on both banks and setting up scenic walking and biking paths, riverboat casinos, and waterfront parks that make for an easy afternoon between commitments.

Bettendorf, home to the TBK Bank Sports Complex, sits right along the Mississippi and offers quick access to the rest of the Quad Cities via a short drive across the river. The Isle Casino Hotel and the TBK Bank Sports Complex area keep most visitor needs — hotels, restaurants, and quick-service spots — within a few minutes of the venue, while downtown Davenport and the Village of East Davenport add a walkable historic district with local shops and restaurants.

Across the river, Rock Island and Moline round out the visitor experience with the Figge Art Museum, the John Deere Pavilion (a nod to the region's agricultural-equipment heritage), and the Rock Island Arsenal, one of the largest government-owned weapons manufacturing arsenals in the country, set on its own island in the Mississippi. The Quad Cities' minor-league ballpark, Modern Woodmen Park, sits along the riverfront in Davenport and is a classic stop for families looking for an evening out.

For visiting tournament families, the region is compact and easy to navigate by car, with most attractions, restaurants, and hotels clustered within a 15–20 minute drive of Bettendorf regardless of which side of the river you're on. It's an unpretentious, family-friendly destination — good food, river views, and enough kid-friendly attractions to fill the hours around competition without needing to venture far.

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