3 Best Golf Courses in Evansville, IN

“Cambridge Golf Course features a Tim Liddy-designed championship 18-hole golf course artfully etched into 170 acres of gently rolling Indiana farmland. Darrel Conner is the Director of Golf and is passionate about the sport. He enjoys teaching and fitting clubs to help golfers improve. The tees are constructed out of native soil and sodded with zoysia grass. The greens, built to USGA specifications, average 6,100 square feet in size and feature multiple tees, strategically placed target landing areas, picturesque lakes, challenging grass mounds, and imposing bunkers that all contribute to its reputation for high-quality design. The Cambridge Golf Course also offers well-appointed rooms with splendid views of the 18th hole.”

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“Fendrich Golf Course is a beautiful, 18-hole, par 70 public golf course that offers area golfers a scenic course filled with trees, rolling hills, and well-manicured fairways and greens. The course measures 5,791 yards from the longest tees and is located at 1900 Diamond Avenue, just east of Highway 41. Fendrich Golf Course is a part of the city of Evansville Department of Parks and Recreation. Their membership is open to any lady golfer who are above the age of 18 or have graduated from high school. The golf course's pro shop offers quality golf equipment and supplies at reasonable prices. They are proud to be installing the finest grips in golf: Golf Pride, Winn, Lamkin, and Tocare.”

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“McDonald Golf Course is a 9-hole municipal golf course that has the finest greens each year, contributing to an exceptional golfing experience. Mike Wassme runs the golf course. He has been a proud member of the P.G.A. of America since 1999. The fairways are entirely covered in grass, ensuring a great playing surface. They have thoughtfully covered all tee boxes in zoysia grass, significantly enhancing the par 3 holes. The team of professionals at McDonald Golf Course warmly welcomes all golfers and invites them to come and enjoy the beauty of the course. In 2011, they bit the bullet and had the fairways redone in Bermuda grass to keep the fairways in proper shape for the summer months.”

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