Evergreen Golf Course

Great people and awesome mountain course close to Denver. Plan ahead a little with buying food/drinks before you tee off and you’re good to go till the turn around. Enjoy

There wasn’t any part of this course that was well kept, all the way down to the cart paths. Tee boxes replaced with mats. The tees that held grass were poorly kept and laid out in a way that was hard to identify which hole corresponded to which tee. A blind tee shot on a 115 yard par 3. And greens that didn’t roll, let alone well. Hard to identify which fairways your target. Best part, $40+ for the round “cart included” only to show up and be told it was walking only.

Beautiful day very friendly and helpful staff

All the greens were aerated
Always tough the put on Aerated greens

This is a fun option if you are in Denver and want to head out the closest Mt course and have a round with great scenery, elk all over the place in the fall rutting and a course that is not your normal flat thing. It is shorter, the rating and slope are likely way too low for the challenge so, a good place to sandbag your handicap and have a fun day. Takes a couple trips to figure out where some of the holes are going and to learn that driver is not the best option sometimes but a fun day in the Mts!

Evergreen golf course is fun to play. If your looking to score low, good luck. If you decide to play here keep in mind that everything rolls towards the lake. The greens are rough and don't roll very true. This may sound like a poor review but it isn't.

I played here early in the season and the greens were in poor condition. I tried it again due to the proximity and it was much better. We’ve had a wet summer for Colorado which greatly helped the greens and fairways. Staff is friendly and works hard. Only complaint was a mower right behind us that should have been turned off or down when we were hitting in the fairway.

This coarse has gone to the Dogs Literally (liberally) I have never seen players bring their dogs to a coarse. I saw 3 carts with Dogs aboard and on the coarse more than once had barking dogs dostract play. There was a large 20+ heard of Elk on basically 3 holes, I had to forfiet a great shot to them on one of the three. A big bull was with them so It was unique to this coarse to see the spectacle. The greens are very small and hard to hold good shots. It's now off my bucket list . It is popular as it was fully booked. Just not my cup of tea.

Threatening weather was a constant. we enjoyed our round thoroughly.

This is an excellent 'mountain course'. It was a lot of fun to play and very beautiful.

Tight fairways . You must hit it straight.
Small Greens. You must not go long.

This course will be a must play the next time I visit Denver to play golf!

Lots of elevation changes. If you are going to walk, you must be in good shape.

Pretty rough conditions for this time of year. Chewed up tee boxes. A lot of blind tee shots. No cart girl. Beautiful views and nice staff though.

First time playing this little gem. Weather was perfect. Pace of play was a bit slow due to group ahead of us playing multiple balls and another group ahead being a five-some. Layout has numerous blind shots which I didn't like but would be different if you've played it before. Tee boxes were in bad shape but greens were mostly in good shape. All told, I loved the round and plan to play regularly.

This is a fun little course that takes you up and down the mountains and so, you likely need to play it more than once before you start to figure out the angles. It can get a bit slow on the weekends and lots of elk out there at times, keep your distance and they are not big dogs. It is fun, up and down, greens can get hard in the summer