St. Marlo Country Club

Great course, very well taken care of, will definitely be back.

Once it was one of the best for the money - but yesterday I played and the greens were absolutely terrible. This course should be $50 - not sure what is going on lately, but wait until next spring to play it.

Course in great shape. Marshals were present but I wish they would push the pace of play a little. Still great experience.

All the bunkers are needed sand badly and required to remove weeds and vegetation within the bunkers. The cart paths are also needed to be repaired.

Played St Marlo yesterday.. greens had been aerated last week but considering were not too bad... give it another couple of weeks and a mow and cut.. will be nice. I assumed the amount of dampness on the fringes which didnt allow any bounces... just mud balls and plugged balls is from watering being applied.

Now.. the worst thing by far is the state of the bunkers... not sure when they were last rebuilt or if planned to be but should all be GUR til.. as zero maintenance applied.. not even the oneswith sand had been raked.. . and of course werent told anything about that in the pro shop .

And personally thought the 9th.. the only cart path only hole....380 yard ..par 5 isnt a good golf hole... but the rest of layout is fine.

So would recommend if havent played it...With the bunkers should be GUR caveats.

The layout is good, but about half the bunkers have the lining coming up and grass growing in them. This has been lie this for at least 2 years. UNACCEPTABLE

Was really looking forward to golfing at the course. The neighborhood has the feel of prestige. But the course conditions were a let down. Have played plenty of $75 courses around Georgia that were amazing. For $105 I was thinking something closer to a Bears Best which I paid $140 for the round. Again, not even close. The cart path was broken up literally on every hole so the ride was rough for 18 holes. The tee boxes were pretty much in rough shape. The fairways were fair. Looks like maybe drainage issues due to multi colored grass. The bunkers were in rough shape as well.

Staff was very very nice. The course was challenging and has all the makings of a great place to play. Just needs a lot of work.

I live in the Woodstock area, drive an hour to play St. Marlo’s course, and it is always worth it!

The course is very challenging but fun. Staff is great!

Saint Marlow’s the nicest course around. My only issue was the pace of play and the tee time management. Also, they have a rule of no more than three

Carts per group.

We had a situation where we needed 4, and the starter did not want to bend.

Overall, the course is beautiful the multi million dollar houses that are around are beautiful. Courses in the North Atlanta area should really take lessons from courses in Asia where the green fee allowed you to use the lockers and showers after playing around.

Most groups go out afterwards to eat and if that was the case the courses could attract more people to stay and spend money there at the lodge.