Santa Maria Golf Club

Good Value for the Money, Great Course Layout. Lots of local knowledge in players, which is useful. The pace of play was good in the morning...when we finished, it looked to be backed up. Some bare lies, but the GREENS ROLLED TRUIE!

Playing this course is always fun. With the beautiful houses and long the well kept fairways and the ponds and lakes worked into some holes makes you forget you are so close to an interstate in a big city. I've played this course a couple times and won't pass up an opportunity to play it again.

The course has been extremely dry. So when we got a quarter inch of rain yesterday, they decided it should be cartpath only today. The tires left ZERO marks on the grass and at worst it should have been the 90 degree rule. Instead, the old guys/marshalls have nothing better to do than drive around fussing at people to stay on the path. Santa Maria will not be getting my business for awhile, as cart path golf is worse than just walking the course.

First time playing here and it was fantastic. Staff were helpful and friendly and course was in great shape. Only drawback is that pace could get slow due to tee times every ten minutes but I got lucky today. Overall one of the better days of golf I've had in Baton Rouge.

The greens were really great, and the course had a great layout. It was much better than expected.

I had a very enjoyable day at the golf course. I was paired with a very pleasant young man, and we had a good round. The course was in good shape and I would recommend it.

Only one hole seemed to still be effected from the recent flood otherwise the course, as always was in great shape, friendly and professional staff always willing to assist.

Santa Maria is a great course with a challenging layout. It provides great amenities for a public course and the staff is super friendly. The course is in good shape and they have really worked to create primary and secondary rough. Some greens are a little bumpy but overall the greens roll fairly well. The pace of play is usually fairly good.

This was my first time here, the course in in good shape as are the green, not fast but good.

Plenty of water but not too much in play if you go straight and know the course. I played by myself and not knowing the course offered some challenges on a day when I pulled my shots with my brand new driver. Lost ball in the water and the rough that was deep enough to swallow them...

Greens were very nice, though a tad slower than in the past but still awesome compared to other local courses. Fairways in excellent shape. Going back next week!

I love the Robert Trent Jones design of this course, challanging from the tips but not overly so. Course has been in great condition every time I've played it, can't hardly belive it's a municipal course!

Got there and was running a little late but it wasn't a problem for them. Got hit with a rain storm and played right after it passed course handled it great.

This is a lovely course on the RTJ trail. A bit uptight and pricey for a public course but overall an enjoyable play.

tee'd off just past noon and the pace of play was perfect unlike other times where pace of play is usually slow

Would've loved to have known that the greens were recently aerated. That being said, it didn't affect putting to much. Couple of soggy spots here and there. Biggest complaint was the youngster at the counter talking to me like I didn't have a tee time. Finally, someone else showed him where it was.. The marshal's were VERY professional. Typically a problem for these BREC courses. They get high and mighty and start talking down to patrons, and dont understand that the public funds these courses.

Other than that, I had a very pleasant experience.

I enjoy this course every time I playit

worst pace ever. had to wait 10 minutes on each hole

It was my 1st time playing the course. Tee time was 10 minutes apart therefore we had to wait 10 minutes at every hole. Needlesstosay, we ran out out of day light along with the other 4 tee time groups. I understand the course wants to make money but the players need to enjoy their rounds for what they paid for. I thought the course could have managed how they allow groups to tee it up better to prevent the delay and frustration I experienced. My son quit playing all together after hole #10.