"golden evening" is a valid grammatical construction and is commonly used in written English.
Example: After a long day at work, I love to relax on my porch and watch the sun set over the horizon, turning the sky into a beautiful golden evening.
The day slips through its seasons, from blue morning to golden evening, crimson sunset to night.
In the long shadows of a golden evening, after an extraordinary day when the cortege of a man who died more than 500 years ago passed through country lanes and suburban streets lined with hundreds of thousands of people, the remains of a king came back to Leicester.
Should Hutchinson publish an omnibus selection, as well as Harris's Requiem and Holiday, prime candidates would include A Serious Woman (1961), The Golden Evening (1968), Valley of Decision (1985), An After Dinner's Sleep (1986), Recovery (1988), A Place to Stand (1992) and Married Past Redemption (1993).
The golden evening takes flat, slow turns outside.
I bathed in its golden evening light and filled my senses with the sounds and smells I had never found anywhere else.
It is testament to the overwhelming excellence of British cycling that a golden evening for Dame Sarah Storey was not the only headline tale for ParalympicsGB in the Velodrome.
It was a golden afternoon.
The hills were lovely in the golden afternoon sunlight.
Later on that golden afternoon, I started to stroll downtown, by foot.
But if Homeland had a golden night, Downton had a slightly more disappointing one.
The weather for this trip was reportedly "overcast", but those on board would remember it as "a golden afternoon".
