St. Marlo Country Club

Some of the damaged greens are currently being repaired, so temporary greens are being used on a few holes. Other than that, the course was in good condition overall, and I had a good experience

This was the first time playing the course I really enjoyed the challenge.

The only drawback was that, for some reason, they have basically lost a majority of the greens and have at least 9 temporary greens!

They did reduce the cost of the round which many courses don’t do and used oversized cups on the temp greens to make it easier for chipping in or putting due to kit being able to read a green.

I’ll be back and look forward to playing when the course is I. Great shape altogether.

Half the greens were “practice greens” Because all of the actual greens are unplayable. They are mostly flat sand and pit marks. 2 of the 18 holes had greens that you could attempt real putts. The rest was not an actual golf course. The cost of the course and no warning the state of the greens was an actual waste of time. You can play $25 per round courses with better conditions.

While checking in the pro shop the employee informed me that they had 9 temporary greens!!(should have been 13 but the other 4 holes didn’t have anywhere to create a temporary green) This is Atlanta in the late summer and they have bent grass greens. Unusual these days with all the great new strains of Bermuda greens. Ironically the Tour Championship is playing right now. Want to guess what kind of greens East Lake GC has? BERMUDA!

It’s a shame. Great neighborhood development from the 90s. Beautiful large homes line the holes and yet it is in disrepair. The green fee was $65. Supposedly that is “discounted $40”. I would not go back even if it was FREE. My biggest gripe is absolutely NO WARNING on your website. I guess in the future I have to call the course ahead of time to make sure this doesn’t happen again. Kinda hard to do when you sign up after hours.

Yeah you read that title right. I will never play here again and for one reason. Actually two. First, the greens look like they haven’t been touched or looked at in decades. Second, I paid 60 bucks for a course that was nowhere near that price. I wont be golfing here until they fix their greens. The fairways were nice but horrible greens don’t really make up for that.

Not a course to play for many months due to Greens that were punched and wet sand that damaged the grass. there were 9 holes that made the round not very pleasant to play.

Nine of the 18 greens are temporary, and the remaining ones are not very good

I booked it through T off, and I was not informed about this

Bunkers are very good

I always enjoy coming to Saint Marlo very friendly staff overall at the clubhouse. The only thing is that if I’m gonna book a teatime and drive over an hour plus to get there, not knowing that none of the green none of the hose were damaged and we could not play the full course was disappointing and I think the value should’ve been dropped down to 30 bucks. I think we should inform the golfers when the courses not up to par before they drive an hour plus on a Sunday in traffic altogether is over four hours. If you check my name in your system, I’m up there quite a few times.

I love to golf. This course was a waste of money. I paid 65 bucks to play super slow golf. We played for 5 and a half hours. 9 holes had temporary greens. The greens that were normal had huge chunks of grass missing and sand all over. All of the fringe around the geeens were mushy mud and grass so chipping was terrible. I thought this would be a super nice course but it was a let down.

When I booked a tee time, it did mention that the greens were undergoing aeration. However, what was not mentioned was that most of the greens were severely damaged, not from aeration, but apparently from some type of grass disease. As a result, temporary greens have been set up in the fairways.

Most par-5 holes were effectively playing the distance of par 4s. Given the condition of the greens and the overall course setup, it was definitely not worth paying such a high green fee.

The course should consider temporarily closing until all the greens have fully recovered or been properly repaired.

There was no warning that six or eight of the holes had temporary greens. The club/starter/marshal allowed a group of six to play in front of our threesome, one of whom was a novice who received lessons during the three hour front nine. The cart girl was very nice and apologetic.

9 or 10 holes were in the temporary greens, and they said

the conditions would be like that until next year( they hope).

I should known before checked in. I think they should close the course for their reputation they built.

9 or 10 holes are doing temporary green.

They said they will have same greens until next year.

I should know before purchased.

Not worthy ot wasted money green condition very poor they need to closed the courses

I was trying to get my daughter into golf, but they hit me with a non-golfer fee. The course was pretty average and didn't really live up to what I expected from my first few times playing.