Evergreen Golf Club Tee Times

Mixed feelings about this course. Everyone is accurate about the associate in the club house being grouchy. She was with us but nothing to complain about. Course is kind of hard to navigate and the greens are horrible. I think the price is a little high. We paid 41 for 2 people 9 holes. The tee boxes are regular grass and hard to put a tee in, and as I said greens are bad. All in all not a bad course but I would rather spend my money elsewhere.

5 years ago

For the price, you can't beat Evergreens pitch and putt 18-hole course. We love coming here for a quick round. It could use some TLC in areas but again the value is unbeatable. Disclaimer: I have never golfed the real course.

3 years ago

Nice course for beginners! Easy to walk and enjoy the game. Basically a putt putt course with woods.

3 years ago

I'm giving 5 stars as far as the pitch and putt course. Didn't play the real course, but the pitch and putt course I thought was excellent, especially for the price of 13 bucks on the weekend. 18 holes, and there are 3 100+ yard holes (105,114,125) most range between 80 and 90 I'd say with a mixture of 60+ yard holes. Greens were very nice and some holes had nice large greens to try to land on in 1 stroke for birdie attempts. I have been to 3 other chip and putt course in the area and this would be my preferred chip and putt course to go to.

a year ago

I really enjoyed the golf course here, and the pricing was quite reasonable. However, I was disappointed by the demeanor of the lady who manages the front desk. When I brought two of my friends, who were new to golf, she seemed visibly annoyed that we needed to rent equipment. As we were beginners, our pace was a bit slow compared to experienced players. To avoid holding up other golfers, we graciously allowed them to pass when they caught up to us. Unfortunately, when my friends returned their equipment after playing nine holes, they were scolded for supposedly taking too long. The owner suggested that we should go to the driving ranges instead of continuing to play here. While Evergreen is advertised as a beginner-friendly course, the owner's behavior seemed to imply that it should be treated like a professional PGA course exclusively for PGA players. This encounter left us with a sour impression, and it's unlikely that we'll return due to the owner's rudeness. Despite this unpleasant interaction, I must acknowledge that the course itself was enjoyable, especially for beginners. Once we moved past our initial encounter with the owner, we had a lot of fun playing golf. However, it's disheartening that newcomers like us might be subjected to mockery and scolding for simply trying to learn golf and have a good time. In conclusion, I would not recommend this golf course to beginners. If you're new to golf, it's best to seek out a more welcoming and inclusive environment where you can learn without fear of being treated disrespectfully

2 years ago