The Evans at Canal Shores

Evanston, IL

Lee Eckert

Michael Hines

Larah Kent Tannenbaum

William Lasko

Course Summary

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The Evans at Canal Shores is a fantastic disc golf course that I’ve had the pleasure of playing. With a solid rating of 4.3, it seems to have a great reputation among fellow disc golfers. The course layout is engaging, offering a blend of challenges that keep you on your toes while providing a fun experience overall.

One of the highlights of the course is its scenic surroundings, which really enhance the play. The well-maintained fairways and greens contribute to an enjoyable round, making it a great spot for both casual players and those looking to improve their game. It’s clear that the community values this course, and it shows in the upkeep and atmosphere.

Whether you’re a local or just passing through Evanston, I highly recommend checking out The Evans at Canal Shores. It's a welcoming place to play, and I think you'll find it as enjoyable as I did!

Overall Rating

4.3 (172 reviews)

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Top Reviews

The updated course is a fast, fun round of golf. We played 12 and finished in under 2 hours. I'll definitely be back. The only thing to watch out for is walkers, especially on 12 where there's a bit of a blind tee shot.

- Jason Turow-Paul

They did a great job with the renovation. While only 12 holes are open, it’s a dramatic improvement - the grass, greens, and tee boxes are vastly improved. Also, the 7th hole which is putting only with the Bahai Temple in the background is awesome and super unique

- Matt McCareins

Awesome people. Super friendly. Greens are great and the walk takes you through and over canal, near Baha’i temple, next to El tracks. Really fun walk.

- Scott Ventrudo

What a cool little track pitched on the banks of the north shore canal. 18 legit holes (most par 3) a golfer must traverse the many different yardage and green variations. A must visit for anyone who likes golf or exciting experiences not found anywhere else!

- Calvin Prest

Friendly communal golf course where no matter how bad you may be you do not feel the pressure to finish the hole faster. The golf course also doubles as a park and there are plenty of friendly people walking their dogs, going for a run, or simply enjoying the day. There are no par 5 but there are a couple 300 yard holes.

- Xavier L-Bataille