St. Marlo Country Club

Since it had rained couple days ago it would be unfair to rate the fairway conditions because of the weather. But nice to see the sand bunkers are all being taken care of. Enjoyed playing with a four some. Pace was ok. Ranger was out checking to make sure the pace was good. Could not finish the last hole due to some delays on some holes. But nice experience and very friendly staff.

Look forward tp playing in Spring now that the sand bunkers are also fixed along with cart paths. Always enjoy playing here.

Because of frost delay there was an extended delay and when the course opened it was a very confusing situation for the starter
People with later times were going off before those with earlier times
They need to get this straightened out with cold weather here for a while

We knew course conditions were likely to be trying as it was in the 30s following 24 hours of rain. So it was wet and freezing! But we needed the exercise. It would be unfair to criticise the course under those circumstances. Except for the ubiquitous South East Asian fourball in front of us who seem to relish 5 hour rounds.

The course is so muddy which surprised me knowing ut’s a country club. Also 2 ladies ahead of me played very slow, & the marshall didn’t even talked to them to speed up.

Agreed with other reviews that cart paths were n terrible shape!! But the management has taken into consideration and have recently repaired most of the broken up cart paths that literally threw you out of your cart. Not only the cart paths have been fixed, the Greens have recently been repaired and painted to resemble some of the finer golf courses in the area. Now, if players can do their part and repair the ball marks on the Greens, this could be a fun course to play year round. There are many scenic holes and is a tough and challenging course compared to the surrounding Club Corp courses.

The sand bunkers were also being raked while I was playing but some of the bunkers and Tee boxes need attention. You can see the fabric on some of the bunkers. Not good. I say if the players repair their own ball marks and sand the divots and the management addresses the sand bunkers and Tee boxes, this could be one of the most sought after golf course.

I read recent reviews commenting about the condition of the c art paths and they were accurate - there were some really rough spots. The good news is a number of bad spots have already been addressed and many more are underway. This resulted in some rerouting of carts through the grass during the round, but it did not hold up play at all. The course itself was in great shape and the greens were firm, smooth, and fast. We had a beautiful day for December and enjoyed our round. We will be back!

The extremely damaged cart path makes this a dangerous outing! Beware that you will get nauseous and have a headache if your cart doesn’t throw you out when you hit a pot hole or busted up cart path throughout this aging course.... layout of the back nine is very bizarre and not fun to play...I’ll skip the one for a few years and maybe forever....