Best course in the area! Great grounds and greens. Even the old guy in the clubhouse is a 10. Super nice and knowledgeable. Always polite and clearly cares about the course and players! enjoy all my rounds here!

The "old guy", who is actually not old, is super nice and helpful. The course is the best course around. Very well maintained. Best price too. Overall, 10/10!! Highly recommend.

Great course, especially in summer months. They do a great job keeping the course watered and looking good. Greens are in awesome shape and have true roll. Not an overly challenging course by any stretch, but a fun place to play 9. Shout out to the course owners for providing reasonable rates. Not all courses offer Junior Rates anymore, which is a shame. Evergreen doing the right thing my encouraging youth players to get out on the course. We live in Canby and plan on making it out to Mt. Angel more often to play this little gem 💎 ⛳️

I went in with a 9am tee time, just to be told that we were late when we showed up at 8:45am because a staff member didn’t put in the right booking time that we scheduled on Friday. After that we were met with poor customer service by an older guy telling us we need to now play fast because there is a tournament going on, which was NEVER mentioned to us when booking. Super unprofessional attitude. Course was beautiful! Staff was not pleasant. Would love to see something done about this.

I go golfing about once a year, and it is always at Evergreen. So I don't have anything else I'm able to compare it to. I've been 4x in total, and have walked the whole course 3 of those times. There are 9 holes in total. I've used the cart once. Thankfully I have gone to the same golf tournament every time. The nice thing is that the course is lined up to make sense. There's a small clubhouse area, which I've never eaten at specifically. Because as I said, I go for a tournament, which includes a meal. The food is alright and is better than some chain restaurants. Overall the pricing probably fits what you're getting, but again I have nothing to compare it to. The courses are all ranged. Some long range courses, and some shorter range courses. There are some sand traps and even some water features to have to walk around. The ironic thing, is how the course is basically lined but many residential backyards. That's not a specific problem, but is a bit strange; as some of the residents are more friendly than others. I will probably continue coming here as long as this same tournament happens annually, but I wouldn't drive out here from the Portland area, when there are actually other locations that are much closer, and probably have a similar pricing scale.