Evergreen Country Club

Located in South Region
91st & Western Ave
Evergreen Park, IL 60620
Main Phone: 773-238-6680 Website:

Average Course Rating

Holes	Yards	Par
18	6335	70

Comments on Evergreen Country Club

Golfer: JL
Date: 2011-08-13
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I drove by to go to this course today, Saturday August 13, 2011, and it is closed and out of operation.

Golfer: Chicago Golf Snob
Date: 2010-08-15
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Additional Info about Evergreen Country Club: Green Fees: Weekend: $50.00 Golf Professional: Anna May Ahern Training Facilities: Putting Green, Chipping Area

Golfer: dorts2000
Date: 2009-10-01
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Course has gone through some changes lately. Attempts to make the course more playable are working. Of course the last things fixed will be the greens and sandtraps. Avoid traps at all costs. Wednesday $15 dollars to walk is cheap and good exercise going up and down the hills.

Golfer: Investigator
Date: 2009-08-27
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Played many courses in Cook County and this is the best course. Very challenging and is for the serious golfer only. The staff is great and helpful.

Golfer: professer berde
Date: 2009-08-09
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you know what this course is not in great condition but it is not easy at all. everyone complains about the conditions but they all suck at golf anyway. GO EVERGREEN!love it

Golfer: huntertebo
Date: 2009-07-10
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One other thing, good luck finding someone that speaks english there. Really difficult asking the staff for something when they have no clue what you are saying.

Golfer: huntertebo
Date: 2008-06-02
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Have played this course more than any other. It could be in a lot better shape. The owner is a vile woman, so avoid her at all cost. Fun course to play but the price is really getting outrageous. The owner will not put any money into it. The clubhouse reeks.

Golfer: whinston
Date: 2008-02-19
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love it

Golfer: Moselle
Date: 2004-04-29
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the best/worst course ever, a complete dump that i'll play again and again, never leave without a good story

Golfer: Johnny Toughy
Date: 2004-04-15
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One word. Dump.

Golfer: Anonymous Duffer
Date: 2003-04-29
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Played in mid-April, 2003 and course was in good shape. Tee boxes, fairways, and greens all in good condition. Huge trees that line the fairways account for the lack of rough...

Golfer: Ben
Date: 2003-04-25
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Very tight fairways and blind holes. Poorly maintained, watch out for long freight trains, club house is a smelly dump.

Golfer: keith
Date: 2002-07-28
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best course from appoarch to green for an high handicap player. Watch out for the un even lies and blind approach and tee shots. With the tree lined fairways you have to hit the ball straight. If you do not have control your drive hit 3 wood off most of the tees. Most difficult holes #7,13,14, and 15.

Golfer: Dick Torso
Date: 2002-07-07
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A crusty clubhouse and starter add to the tradition of this old beast. Greens are generally small,slow,and sick which puts a premium on accurate approach shots. Don't get frazzled when your pulling driver on the Par 3 9th and unless you are capable of hitting a 320yd hook, take your snowman, enjoy the bumps, and skip the 14th.

Golfer: Anonymous Duffer
Date: 2002-07-07
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Golfer: Grady Seasons
Date: 2002-03-29
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Perhaps the finest golf value in the Chicago area. Don't hit driver on #15, putt from above the hole on #5, or forget to have a sweet lemonade at the turn.

Golfer: Fwocco
Date: 2002-02-06
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Very challenging for all levels, unique to its self evergreen offers huge trees that are abundantly in fairways. Course plays long and the blind shots on some par 4's are killers.

Golfer: Golf Man
Date: 2002-02-06
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Too expensive for the lack of care and maintenance on the course. People pay because it is convenient. Greens are very slow and not cut or regularly maintained. Fairways are a shorter version of the rough, complete with weeds and dandelions. It is a shame because with the proper upkeep and effort this course could be one of the finest in Chicago.

Golfer: Anonymous Duffer
Date: 2002-02-06
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great bargan. could not believe a course was in such excellent condition this late in the year. extremely challenging holes on the back side, do not even be foolish enough to try a driver on most of them. can't wait to get back.

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Evergreen Country Club Addtional Information & History

Evergreen Golf Club: Steeped in rich history, Evergreen Golf Club was once a thriving farmland that housed the old Ellerslie Cross Country Club. Founders Walter and Arthur Ahern, intimately familiar with the land, envisioned the potential of a successful golf course in its place. Their intuition proved to be spot-on, as Evergreen Golf Club stands today as the only remaining daily-fee course built in Chicago during the early 1920s.
From their backyard, the Ahern brothers had a clear view of the land and a dream that they transformed into a reality. This unique heritage adds to the charm and allure of the Evergreen Golf Club, making it a must-visit destination for golf enthusiasts.
The course layout, meticulously designed to make the most of its stunning natural surroundings, offers golfers a challenging and enjoyable experience. The beautifully maintained fairways and greens pay homage to the classic golf courses of the early 20th century, while still providing a modern and engaging experience for today's players.
Evergreen Golf Club is not just a golf course, but a testament to the vision and determination of its founders. As you walk its grounds, you'll feel a sense of history and tradition that sets Evergreen apart from other courses in the area. Embrace the spirit of the Ahern brothers as you embark on a memorable golfing adventure at this iconic Chicago landmark.