Evergreen Hill Golf Course - Golf Course in Battle Creek, NE

Grade Breakdown

Overall C 78/100

Course Condition C 75/100

Design & Challenge D 68/100

Amenities C 72/100

Value B 88/100

Service C 76/100

Reputation C 74/100

About This Course

Evergreen Hill Golf Course in Battle Creek, NE is a well-maintained 9-hole public course offering excellent value at approximately $22 per round. Designed by Martin Johnson, Jr. and opened in 1997, the course features friendly staff, beautiful greens, and multiple tee options ranging from 2435 to 3266 yards. Recent reviews consistently praise the course conditions and hospitality, making it ideal for beginners through intermediate golfers seeking affordable, enjoyable rounds.

Course Info

Holes 9

Par 36

Yardage 3,266

Slope 98

Course Rating 34.1

Type Public

Designer Martin Johnson, Jr.

Year Built 1997

Terrain Rolling

Walking Allowed

Green Fees

Weekday $22

Practice Facilities

driving range putting green pitching/chipping area

Details

Address 54620 837th Rd, Battle Creek, NE

City Battle Creek, NE

Phone +14026755004

Who Should Play Here?

Beginner Recommended

This 9-hole course is highly recommended for beginners due to its short yardage options (as low as 2435 yards from red tees), friendly staff, and well-maintained conditions. The forgiving layout and affordable pricing make it an ideal introduction to golf.

Start on Red or Gold tees for shorter distances
Walking is allowed which reduces cost and fatigue
Take advantage of the driving range with 4 practice tees before playing

Intermediate Recommended

Intermediate golfers will find this course offers a solid challenge with medium difficulty ratings and varied hole lengths. The course tests accuracy on shorter holes while providing strategic options across all tee positions.

Blue tees offer 3266 yards for a proper test of distance
Course rating of 34.1 provides moderate challenge from back tees
Utilize the pitching/chipping area to practice around-the-green shots

Advanced Playable

Advanced golfers may find this course less challenging due to its 9-hole format and moderate slope rating of 98. However, it serves well for casual rounds, scrambles, or practice sessions.