Annbriar Golf Course
About
Annbriar Golf Course in Waterloo is one of the top 10 golf courses in Illinois. The course was built on rolling farmland covered with native wild grasses. The layout eases you into the challenges with a links-style front nine that is less demanding than the back nine. The fairways are invitingly wide but if you miss them, you'll be faced with thick fescue. The back nine takes advantage of the surprisingly undulating terrain, which is unexpected since just across the river the land is almost totally flat. Annbriar's signature hole, the par-4 11th, was voted the best hole in the St. Louis area. From an elevated tee, golfers enjoy a stunning view as they play down into a valley. This hole is also the no. 1 handicap hole on Annbriar Golf Course.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by emilioxgolf on 06/13/2025
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Photo submitted by emilioxgolf on 06/13/2025
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Photo submitted by u409841644 on 01/18/2024
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Photo submitted by u314160329146 on 10/23/2023
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Photo submitted by u314160329146 on 10/23/2023
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Photo submitted by Cerberusson on 10/14/2023
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Photo submitted by Cerberusson on 10/14/2023
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Photo submitted by mooaemusick on 09/07/2023
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Photo submitted by ReadyOrScott123 on 11/01/2022
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Hole 13 With Tree Limbs Trimmed Photo submitted by lcbgolf on 05/12/2022
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Photo submitted by Icanhackit on 08/07/2021
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Photo submitted by lcbgolf on 07/19/2021
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Relaxing in the clubhouse with family and friends Photo submitted by u000003796489 on 07/11/2021
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Photo submitted by dlovekamp on 07/21/2020
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Photo submitted by u000006174881 on 01/21/2020
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Photo submitted by stlbej on 10/20/2019
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Photo submitted by jkbeger41golf on 10/04/2019
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Photo submitted by Sandoman on 07/06/2019
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Photo submitted by Sandoman on 07/06/2019
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#14 Par 5 Photo submitted by Terry5188025 on 07/16/2017
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Photo submitted by photokrohn on 10/24/2013
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Photo submitted by photokrohn on 10/24/2013
Golfer Reviews
Premier rates should mean premier course
Plain and simple! Why is there rocks and gravel all over greens making for pinball rather than putting? No excuse! Someone screwed up and they didn’t get to fixing it and left it for those who paid to struggle. I don’t pay to golf and get half the course in good shape. Not sure I’ll be back!
First and last time
The pace of play was horrible. Due to cart path only and 10 minutes between tee times, we had 4 groups on some holes. Sometimes it’s not about the profit. Luckily there are many other courses to play.
Beautiful Course
This was my first time playing at Annbriar. It definitely is a beautiful course with a solid layout but a couple of tricked up holes I didn't care for. However, if it's path only you are going to have a major walk up and down very steep hills. it was difficult in the heat and I probably wouldn't play there again if it was path only. If it's cards going everywhere I'm definitely coming back!
First and maybe last
Played on 7/13/26, cart path only, 2 1/2 hour front nine and we walked off at thirteen after another 2 hours. Pace of play was horrible and I understood you need to make money, but every 10 minutes creates a 5 1/2 to 6 hour round. Bye bye and plant of other courses.
Ambrier
Course was in great shape as usual. Sr rate was good
Great as always
Best public course in metro area. Would put it up against several private courses.
Best St. Louis Course
The best public course in the St. Louis metro area.
Hidden Gem
This course is truly a hidden gem, and well worth playing. You may not be happy with your score as the rough in penal, but you’ll be glad you went as it’s a fun and beautiful course.
Outstanding
The course was in great condition. The layout is challenging, but very fun to play.
Great layout and very good conditions
The front nine is links style and the back nine is through hills and trees. It is a stunning course with the fairways and green immaculate. The ruff is thick and in good condition. The traps are playable yet not of the same pristine condition as the rest of the course.