Chick Evans Golf Course

It's been a long while since I played this golf course. I live close by and usually travel further north when playing golf. But I wanted to see what improvements have been made since Casper golf. I was very pleasantly surprised. This is a fun course to play. Definitely will be playing there again soon.

Chick Evans is a fun, relatively short course that manages to mix in woods, water, and long-cut rough to create challenges, while rewarding straigjt shooters. We played twice in the same week and both times, found the course is very good shape, especially given the relatively high volume of rounds.

Tee boxes and hole descriptions are well maintained and described. Our cart had a book with useful distance measures for key obstacles and markers for each hole. That was a great aid in planning how to play each hole. Fairways and greens are guarded with well-placed trees and hazards and water comes into play on multiple holes. Greens played flat with subtle breaks, offering great scoring chances.

Staff were friendly and prices were reasonable. We played an early round for $24 and a mid-morning round for $30. Both seemed at least a bargain. A beverage cart was fully stocked and circled past several times. We appreciated the attention. Pace was fine; despite a mix of walkers and carts, our rounds moved along just fine.

The course is located in a forest, so prepare for bugs and long shadows in the early morning and late afternoon. The rough is just that: rough that is best to avoid.

Ovetall, we enjoyed our rounds and plan to play again soon.

For $10 riding it was a great deal. If they have the deal again I'll play. I would not pay $40 to play there though.

Was very backed up for our 215pm tee time. didn't tee off until at least 245pm. Was told when checking in that they were out of carts and it's at least 30 minute wait for a cart, so we walked.
It's fine, it's a municipal course I don't have huge expectations, but they clearly weren't ready for a busy day? Took a bit over 5 hours to play 18.

Greens are bumpy & barely have any grass on them very dissapointing almost impossible to putt

County courses in the past were not very desirable but they were reasonably priced. Currently the staff at Chick Evans are doing a great job on conditions and atmosphere. They are all friendly and welcoming.

It's been a while since playing Chick Evans. Frankly the course had not been in good shape from waht I remember. Apparently they've had a change in greens keeper, and for what they've done. I'm surprise with how the course has turned out. Fairways look better and the greens are good for this time of the year. It's not a very hard course, but a good one for the price.

the course was in good condition the staff were friendly so my wife and I had a great time.

Very nice place for a round of Golf. Grounds are well maintained and the staff is very polite. Good times

Course was wet from recent very heavy rain.,
but played just fine. Greens were in very good
shape & consistent. Lots of challenges.

Course is more challenging due to allot of standing water. Fairways were not in good shape for the same reason. I think on a dry day this would be a very nice course to play. Even with the conditions itb was still an enjoyable round of golf

the course was in good condition the people were friendlyand I had a great time

Half hour delay due to amount of golfers on course and lack of carts. There was only one hole that didn't have a back-up. Sprinklers went off on a back 9 green after we had cleared it. Overall a poorly managed course that requires a ranger and better management. Staff was apologetic for the delays but doesn't make up for the long round.

The course was in really good condition. It is a fairly easy course. The grounds are not a highly manicured, if that is what you are looing for, but it's a great value if you are looking to just get out and play 18 for not a lot of money.

Staffs were Very kind.
Course is beautiful and easy for beginner and intermediate.
Very reasonable price.

This course is a great forest preserve course. Even though it is fairly easy, it is well maintained and worth the money. The only downside is that the course is very short. Other than that, the experience was fantastic and will be playing this again.

Great course within the city. Play early if you want to beat the rush.

I know this course will get much busier during the summer, but it was perfect for a quick round after work. Only got through 15 holes before it got dark, but pretty easily got them in 3 hours and for $20 incl cart. Sure the course isn't anything amazing, but how can you beat that deal for a decent round of golf?

Layout and holes/course are not that challenging for anyone more advanced than a beginner. It is a nice cheap course that isn't in too bad a shape for someone just starting out to get a feel for the game or a short track for practice. That's exactly what this trip was...a quick inexpensive practice trying out new balls. Thank heavens for Billy Casper golf because this course is 3 times better than it used to be under Todd Stroger's management yet the course need some more TLC and bunkers in it's design. Some grass repair/re-sodding but other than that if you go in with the understanding it's a municipal course for about 20 on Golfnow then you are good to go. If you think it's Doral Resort and Spa or even Pheasant Run or Saint Andrews (london,England or addison,IL ) then you'll be disappointed or should try Dunne or Joe Louis.

Chick Evans is a pleasant surprise of a course to golf. Great for a day you can fit in a round and quite a few challenging holes for a new golfer such as myself. You will find a couple dog leg holes as well as some water that will challenge your drive for a great day of golfing.