Par Excellence Redux - The Front Nine

In a unique collision of recreation and art, the Elmhurst Art Museum commissioned a two-part miniature golf course of playable works of art by local and national artists. This course is a reimagining of the wildly popular 1988 exhibition Par Excellence at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. The custom-built playable miniature golf course will be split into two exhibits: The Front 9 (Summer) and The Back 9 (Fall). Designed to use the museum’s galleries with COVID protocols, the two 9-hole courses will comprise a surprisingly varied collection of themes and forms, promising an unusual twist on a familiar pastime.

Tee-time tickets include general admission to the Museum, McCormick House and Elmhurst Artists' Guild Gallery.

More details on The Front 9 and The Back 9

Open until 9pm on Friday, Aug 13 for Light Up Golf!

Elmhurst Art Museum
150 S. Cottage Hill Avenue
Elmhurst, Illinois 60134

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General Admission:

Children ages 4 and under are FREE
Tickets purchased on unauthorized websites or through scalpers will not be honored
Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable 
Minors under the age of 12 will not be allowed inside without a ticketed adult parent or guardian

Please arrive on time to ensure your tickets are usable. Unused tickets are non-refundable and not able to be rescheduled.

For private rentals or for groups of 12 or more, please contact:  events@elmhurstartmuseum.org

COVID 19 Safety Protocol

As we continue to monitor the COVID-19 situation we are making efforts to make the Par Excellence Redux mini-golf course as safe as possible.

• Capacities have been reduced for assigned tee times


• The museum will continue to follow Phase 5 Restore Illinois guidelines. 


• Clubs and balls will be cleaned after use


• Pencils and scorecards will be single use


• Guests will be asked to practice physical distancing


• While the Elmhurst Art Museum is working hard to make your visit as safe as possible, any public destination carries an inherent risk. The museum shall be held harmless from any liability regarding your personal visit.