Evergreen Country Club
Haymarket, Prince William County County, Virginia · Prince William County / Haymarket-Gainesville (+ Fairfax) golf market
- Access
- non equity
- Holes
- 18
- Architect(s)
- Buddy Loving, Algie Pulley
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Evergreen Country Club was founded in 1968 by a group of roughly 40 Manassas-area investors, led by John Norman, explicitly seeking to create an exclusive private club for the area at the foot of Bull Run Mountain -- predating most of the large gated golf communities that now surround it in Haymarket. The par-72, 18-hole course was designed by Buddy Loving and Algie Pulley. Directory sourcing (not independently confirmed against an official rate sheet) places initiation fees in the $10,001-$25,000 range and annual dues in the $5,001-$10,000 range.
What resolves this anchor from needs_verification to a confident qualify is the residential-integration prong: Evergreen Farms, a 110-home subdivision on larger lots established in 1975, was built directly around the Evergreen golf course -- a genuine, sourced surrounding-community relationship, not a coincidental use of a similar name. Golf club membership is not automatically bundled with an Evergreen Farms home, however; it remains a separate purchase available to residents and non-residents alike.
Golf & Course
A Buddy Loving/Algie Pulley-designed, par-72 course opened in 1968, one of the older private layouts in the Haymarket area, featuring hilly, largely elevated greens and tee boxes with water hazards on five holes.
Membership & Access
Does buying a home here include club membership?
Private, member-owned club with a real initiation fee and annual dues (directory-sourced, not confirmed against an official rate sheet). No waitlist information or membership-tied-to-property connection was found; membership appears open to both Evergreen Farms residents and outside applicants.
Living in Evergreen Country Club
Evergreen Farms, a 110-home subdivision on larger lots established in 1975, directly surrounds Evergreen Country Club and was built around it. Homes here are generally larger-lot, established-character properties rather than a manufactured golf-course product; club membership is a separate purchase.
Location & Surrounding Area
Located in Haymarket at the foot of Bull Run Mountain, in the same broader Prince William County golf corridor as Dominion Valley Country Club and Piedmont Club, a few miles from both.
Costs & Fees
Figures below are labeled Current only when the source itself frames them as presently accurate. Everything else is labeled Historical — a source checked today does not make an old fee a current one.
Golf membership initiation
Historical$10,001
Reported as a $10,001-$25,000 range by a membership-cost directory (tier-8 sourcing); this value records only the low end. Not confirmed against an official club rate sheet.
Initiation (range low)
Historical$10,001
Directory-sourced range, not an official rate sheet.
Initiation (range high)
Historical$25,000
Directory-sourced range, not an official rate sheet.
Annual dues
Historical$5,001
Reported as a $5,001-$10,000/year range by a membership-cost directory; this value records only the low end. Not confirmed against an official club rate sheet.
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What Buyers Should Verify
- Confirm current initiation fee and dues directly with the club -- sourcing this pass is a third-party directory only.
- Confirm whether any specific Evergreen Farms listings carry a bundled golf membership as a marketed feature, versus membership always being purchased separately.
- Confirm whether the club is gated/access-controlled on its own grounds.
Notable
- Founded in 1968 by roughly 40 Manassas-area investors explicitly seeking an exclusive club.
- Evergreen Farms, a 110-home subdivision on larger lots, was established in 1975 directly around the club.
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