Santa Maria Golf Club

My son and I played this course in September and it was in very good shape. Challenging course with lots of water and places to get in trouble, but fair to the average golfer. The greens were about medium speed and consistent. Overall we would recommend this course.

Got the course for just 20 bucks. However it was in the pouring rain. The first 8 holes I was fighting a storm. But after it was done the next 10 holes were wide open with no one on the course. The best part was I shot my greatest round.

Course is maintained, and in excellent shape. Greens are in great shape. Balls rolling real good on the green.

Great value for the money. Course is challenging, but very playable for all levels.

I come to Baton Rouge on business once a month, and always make it over to Santa Maria. Immaculate greens (but slick & fast), wide fairways, and just a beautiful track.

Love playing this course for the value and course is in great shape.

The course was in very good shape. Even though the greens were not super fast they were in excellent condition. Even from the blue tee boxes the course played very fair and challenging for us. We thouroughly enjoyed the day and will be back.

Santa Maria always gives me all the challenge I want when I play there. The blue tees are a good challenge, but If you hit it 260+ off the tee consistently, the tips will give you everything you can handle, and have a great time as well. The greens were excellent, even after the Baton Rouge Amateur Tournament was last week. The greens hold well, but are not that fast (maybe 9-10) on the stimp. If you are into fast greens like I am, Lakewood in New Orleans is the course for you (they consistently are between (11 and 12). Regardless, they rolled well. The fairways were in great shape and the ball sits up, leaving favorable lies on the short grass. I am not a fan of hitting off of hard-pan like so many courses have been doing as of late with cutting their fairways so close. Pace of play was great. 4 hours on the dot with the heat index at 102 is quick. The staff even ran out on the course with free Gatorade as a courtesy to help hydrate the players.

I love this track. It has great drama and plenty of risk reward to offer. It even has some sucker pin placements for the strong willed that fire at every flag. I will play there many times this season.

Course was in good conditon and pace of play was good. The staff in the pro shop could have been a little more welcoming and friendly.

Course was in great shape. Greens had been plugged recently and were a bit slower than usual, but still putt true and were challenging. Mid week playing times are usually 4 hours or less. Bunkers could use a little attention(can easily bottom out and hit clay in some of them), sand is a bit uneven. Some hadn't been groomed in days. Otherwise considering the recent rains it was quite dry and played firm.

Good course but greens had been aerfied 3 weeks ago and are still very rough. Very hard to putt on.

This is a great course. Greens had just been punched and there had been lots of rain so conditions were a little rough. I like this course and it is very challenging and fun to play.

Located just over an hour from the French quarter, the course is designed by Robert Trent Jones. I've played many courses designed by the same designer in Alabama so I had a feeling the course would be a challenging but fair.

The club house was nothing spectacular in fact very basic but the course was in good shape and the greens rolled nicely but didn't have much undulation. The course went under renovation in 2006 and several million dollars were spend upgrading the course. There's 15 lakes on the course and is just under 7000 yards from the back tees.

I found my golf day at Santa Maria to be good and the pace of play was around 4 hours which is fast for a Sunday and the course was in good shape.

Nice course with some scoring hole but will challenge you on the back nine.

Course is really good sharp and getting better. Greens rolling true.

course well maintained considering weather conditions as of late(RAIN). Staff extremely accomodating as in combining single with single, singles with 2 more etc. BEST VALUE IN TOWN!!!!!

This golf course is usually in okay condition. It has its moments where it isn't in great shape but can also be amazing at times. The price is just slightly steep for a public golf course, in my opinion. Overall, a good golf experience in Baton Rouge.

Great course at a great value and a helpful staff.

The description says that Robert Trent Jones designed the course. I have trouble with that statement, because, to me, it didn't look or feel like his designs. The course is a good course that is well kept and playable by all levels of golfer. The practice facility needs a little work. Overall, a good choice for the Baton Rouge area.

After all the rain we've had, the course is in pretty good condition. The greens are very nice, rolling true, but the overall speed was slower than the practice green. Overall, an enjoyable afternoon on a very nice course.