How to play
Play Evanston Golf Club
Looking to play Evanston Golf Club without knowing a member? Charity events hosted at this private club are your best route. Below is what to expect and how to sign up.
- Location
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- Access
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- Upcoming events
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About Evanston Golf Club
Evanston Golf Club is a private golf club, so tee times are normally reserved for members and their guests. For most golfers, a charity outing is the most realistic way to play Evanston Golf Club — these events raise money for good causes while opening a course that’s otherwise closed off.
Outings hosted at Evanston Golf Club have included formats such as charity, golf and outing. Entry fees typically cover your round, a cart, range access, and often food and beverages — with proceeds going directly to the host charity.
Right now, 1 outing on this page offers public access to Evanston Golf Club. Sign up through the host charity using the links below.
Upcoming Charity Events
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Jose Leos Memorial Charity Golf Outing
OpenSep 14, 2026See site
Frequently Asked Questions
- How do I get on the course at Evanston Golf Club?
- Because Evanston Golf Club is a private club, the most reliable way for the public to play is by registering for a charity golf tournament or outing held at the course. Browse the upcoming events on this page and register directly with the host organization.
- Is this a verified course listing?
- Yes. Evanston Golf Club is a verified course in our directory, meaning the club and its event details have been confirmed for accuracy.
- Is Evanston Golf Club open to the public?
- Evanston Golf Club is a private course and isn’t generally open for public tee times. Charity events are the exception, offering public access on select dates throughout the year.
- Where is Evanston Golf Club located?
- Location details for Evanston Golf Club are listed with each event.
- How much does it cost to play Evanston Golf Club in a charity event?
- Entry fees vary by event and charity. Each listing on this page shows the current entry fee (or a link to the organizer) so you can see exactly what’s included before you register.