20140315 - Woodstock Library golf (KG)

Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Eric Lichtenauer of Woodstock helps his daughter Lillian, 3, to putt towards an obstacle Saturday at the Woodstock Library. The 18 hole golf course weaves through the library and is open to golfers of all ages. Regional golf course professionals played the course early Saturday, and each player has the chance to win prizes and "beat the pros."

Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Daulton Lessner, 8, of Huntley drops his golf ball into a pipe Saturday while playing mini-golf at the Woodstock Library. The 18 hole golf course weaves through the library and is open to golfers of all ages. Regional golf course professionals played the course early Saturday, and each player has the chance to win prizes and "beat the pros."

Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Madalyn Sloan, 7, of Lake in the Hills waits to putt out of an elevator Saturday at the Woodstock Library. The 18 hole golf course weaves through the library and is open to golfers of all ages. Regional golf course professionals played the course early Saturday, and each player has the chance to win prizes and "beat the pros."

Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Madalyn Sloan, 7, of Lake in the Hills goes to putt out her ball Saturday at the Woodstock Library. The 18 hole golf course weaves through the library and is open to golfers of all ages. Regional golf course professionals played the course early Saturday, and each player has the chance to win prizes and "beat the pros."

Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Eric Lichtenauer of Woodstock helps his daughter Lillian, 3, while putting Saturday at the Woodstock Library. The 18 hole golf course weaves through the library and is open to golfers of all ages. Regional golf course professionals played the course early Saturday, and each player has the chance to win prizes and "beat the pros."

Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Lauren Bauer, 10, of Huntley putts in between bookshelves Saturday at the Woodstock Library. The 18 hole golf course weaves through the library and is open to golfers of all ages. Regional golf course professionals played the course early Saturday, and each player has the chance to win prizes and "beat the pros."

Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Madalyn Sloan, 7, of Lake in the Hills reacts after missing a hole-in-one chance to win a prize Saturday at the Woodstock Library. The 18 hole golf course weaves through the library and is open to golfers of all ages. Regional golf course professionals played the course early Saturday, and each player has the chance to win prizes and "beat the pros."

Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Elaine Stinger, of Wonder Lake (left) watches as her granddaughters Carly Stinger, 9, (center) and Lauren Bauer, 10, as they putt in between bookshelves Saturday at the Woodstock Library. The 18 hole golf course weaves through the library and is open to golfers of all ages. Regional golf course professionals played the course early Saturday, and each player has the chance to win prizes and "beat the pros."

Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Grant Stinger, 8, of Huntley putts in between bookshelves Saturday at the Woodstock Library. The 18 hole golf course weaves through the library and is open to golfers of all ages. Regional golf course professionals played the course early Saturday, and each player has the chance to win prizes and "beat the pros."

Kyle Grillot - kgrillot@shawmedia.com Grant Stinger, 8, of Huntley prepares to putt Saturday at the Woodstock Library. The 18 hole golf course weaves through the library and is open to golfers of all ages. Regional golf course professionals played the course early Saturday, and each player has the chance to win prizes and "beat the pros."