Chick Evans Golf Course

Chick Evans Golf Course is an 18-hole course located in Morton Grove, Illinois, measuring 5,691 yards. The course is named after Chick Evans, the first amateur golfer to win both the U.S. Open and U.S. Amateur Open, who also founded the Chick Evans Scholarship program for caddies.

The course's defining characteristic is the Chicago River, which cuts through the center of the layout, providing scenic views while presenting a significant challenge for players. Despite its relatively short yardage, the course offers a satisfying and engaging round of golf in the northern suburbs of Chicago.

Chick Evans is described as a short yet rewarding 18-hole course that accommodates golfers of varying skill levels. The course operates year-round, weather permitting, with riding carts available depending on conditions. It is part of the Forest Preserve Golf network, which manages multiple courses throughout the Chicagoland area.