St. Marlo Country Club

I’ve played rounds at St Marlo over nearly 20 years. The condition of the course and tee boxes has declined, as well as the grass at the driving range. We had a mid-morning teatime, expecting high temperatures, and not a single water container on the course was filled. We brought it to the attention of the beverage cart attendant and the marshal, neither seemed to care. The course certainly is not worth the premium price they charge.

The greens were recently aerated and had an abundance of geese dropping that interfered with putting. The concrete cart paths are in poor condition......badly cracked and unlevel.

Went with my son. Was pair up with a great couple. Course easy to navigate. Kept in fantastic condition.

Good course but they recently aerated the greens and put sand on them making them inconsistent and difficult to play. The golf shop said these conditions should last another week or two.

Great course, really tough course and greens are fast af. Super fun but challenging course. Staff is friendly and cart girl is always driving around.

St. Marlo has some unique holes, with several involving water. It has good bones. However, it is not in great shape, especially when considering the cost per round. Some tee boxes have not been well-maintained. There’s even grass growing in some of the fairway bunkers, which definitely gives the impression that the course has been neglected.

Tee boxes torn up, weeds growing out of the bunkers with no sand. Please avoid.

I forgot my putter and the staff was nice enough to give me a loaner.

Beautiful day on the links. The course is nice, and the layout is fantastic. Certain holes are narrow thus removing driver from your hands.

My primary complaint was bumpy and inconsistent greens.

Staff was great.