Reid Park is a 36-hole municipal golf course owned and operated by the City of Springfield off I-70 at the Charleston Pike exit towards Springfield.

Both layouts are classic parkland designs with fairways defined by mature hardwoods over rolling contours. The North is the better challenge, with substantially more water and sand traps in play, while the South is a proverbial walk in the park. The South plays to 6,223 yards from the White tees, 69.5/112 course/slope ratings, while the North plays to 6,263 yards from the white tees, 70.3/129 ratings. Both were designed by Jack Kidwell in the 1960s, with later revisions by Dr. Michael Hurdzan.