The 36th annual Chicago Golf Show presented by French Lick Resort, running February 22 - 24 at the Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, will offer golfers a cure for their Cabin Fever, providing a chance to swing the newest golf clubs, take free lessons from PGA pros, and score great deals on clubs, balls, shoes, apparel and more.

With more than 350 booths, a 3,000 square foot driving range, and a chance to putt at multiple interactive golfing stations, it will feel like Spring for the more than 17,000 golfers that typically attend the event.

Every paid attendee will receive one free round of golf from a participating Chicagoland course, including Foxford Hills, Settler's Hill, and Whittaker Woods, courtesy of GolfVisions, when they present their ticket inside the show.

"We invite golfers to start the season on the right foot by joining us at this year's Chicago Golf Show," said Carrie Williams, executive director of the Illinois PGA. "The Illinois PGA is a longtime supporter and beneficiary of the Chicago Golf Show and our members provide complimentary lessons."

In addition to great deals on all things golf, attendees can discover dozens of golf travel destinations ready to help them plan their golf trips, many of which are raffling off fabulous weekend getaways. French Lick Resort, for one, is giving away a Golf Foursome vacation valued at $2,400, featuring two rooms for a two-night stay, plus rounds on the resort's renowned Donald Ross and Pete Dye courses.

This year, daring golfers that sink an 85-foot putt in the ever-popular Chicago's Longest Putt contest will win two tickets to this year's BMW Championship. The winners will then be part of a drawing in which one lucky winner will receive two tickets to the tournament's uber-exclusive Green Coat Club, valued at $1,590.

Former Chicago Bears Patrick Mannelly and Emery Moorehead will be among the special guests on this year's Daily Herald Main Stage, which will be highlighted by trick shot artist Peter Longo, WGN-TV'S "King of Clubs." The 2018 Illinois PGA Teacher of the Year, updates on rule changes, and information on how to become a caddie - and potentially earn a college scholarship - will be featured as well.

Tickets may be purchased at the door or in advance at www.chicagogolfshow.com.