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Evergreen Resort
About Evergreen Resort
The Evergreen Resort in Cadillac was originally McGuire's Resort from 1949-2012 until a name change brought about important renovations and a new future. The 117 room types are spread among non-renovated and renovated standard rooms, junior suites and deluxe suites. The current 18-hole Spruce course and nine-hole Norway course are the result of redesigns and expansions in 1970 and 1980. Amenities include a fireplace lounge, sauna, indoor pool, whirlpool spa, Curly's Bar and Grill, fitness center, hiking trails and courts for pickleball, basketball and tennis.Facts
Price Range$$
Property Class★★★
Acres327
Year Opened1949
Number of Units100-300
Amenities
RestaurantsCasual
Room TypesRoom, Suite
PoolIndoor
TennisYes
Fitness CenterYes
Practice FacilityYes
Banquet SpaceYes
Services
Room ServiceYes
Rules
Is the resort pet friendly?Yes
Is resort stay required for a tee time?No
Golf courses at Evergreen Resort
Images from Evergreen Resort
A view of a green protected by bunkers at Evergreen Resort.
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A spring day view from Evergreen Resort.
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A view from the Evergreen Resort
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A view of a hole at Spruce Course from Evergreen Resort.
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A view of a hole at Evergreen Resort.
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Beautiful view from the rooftops at Evergreen Resort
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A view from a tee at Evergreen Resort.
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A sunny day view from Evergreen Resort.
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Reviews
3.9
Reviewer Photos
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Greens Photo submitted by BossRoss247 on 07/07/2026
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“Water” Photo submitted by BossRoss247 on 07/07/2026
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Par 3 third hole. Hard to see elevation change, but it’s pretty significant. I think this is the “signature hole,” because it’s the one featured on the website. Photo submitted by jt20sb22 on 07/20/2024
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Green side rough Photo submitted by u314159424023 on 05/15/2023
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Tee box Photo submitted by u314159424023 on 05/15/2023
I Recommend This Course
Course narrow misplace shots.
Enjoyed the challenge. Highly recommend for the golfer who plays boggy golf. Placement of shots must. Staff very good and help.
Conditions
Good
Value
Excellent
Friendliness
Excellent
Pace
Good
Amenities
Good
Not Impressed
The 9 hole Norway course is in better shape than the 'premier' 18 hole Spruce course. The tee boxes for the courses are in terrible condition. The entire course except for the greens have a lot of weeds. The sand traps were more like gravel traps. Unfortunately the course shows years of neglect and no maintenance. The greens were in decent shape and were very tough to read and play.
Conditions
Fair
Value
Fair
Friendliness
Average
Pace
Good
Amenities
Fair
Difficulty
Moderate