St. Marlo Country Club

Recently aerated and I got no alert, even on golf now site. Very heavy sand on some greens and very big ragged holes from the aeration. Course is generally over played, but on this day there were a lot of no shows so pace was not bad. I think for the price course should be in better condition-not just the aeration. There are so many unplayable areas that you fear for your clubs or you just move the ball--not how golf should be. I would not consider playing here for at least 6 weeks.

First of all they had recently aerated the greens but this was known to me and i found them perfectly playable.

Overall it was a good experience. No issues. I like the layout.

Fairways were a bit tight so I used my fairway woods more than driver.

Good value.

I just dont like the layout. Lots if blind shots, dog legs, and weird break up in the course requiring a lay up approach on most holes. Everything else was great, they do a great job running the place.

I hated the greens as they just aerated and sanded. It was like putting the ball on the beach. Wish they had charged appropriately for that.

Course was in great condition except for 14 which has a mole problem. Greens were relatively fast considering the amount of rain recently. Cart path only when we played and our pace was right at 4:20.

#9 is a great hole and extremely challenging

I made a reservation for June 2nd. But for no reason, he gave me an email stating that the company could be canceled and the money would be refunded. I feel bad for some reason

Beautiful course and very challenging with undulating fairways and greens. Well worth the trip

Great layout and beautiful as always.

Course conditions continue to need improvement as have deteriorated over the past few years but still a good golf course. Fun to play, challenging and aesthetically pleasing, especially when conditions good.

Course isn’t bad. But the cart paths are horrendous. They charge to much to play there. There’s no reason that course should be $70 for a round. And I don’t see where they are putting the money? Bunkers are trash, cart paths are continuously messed up, certain areas have like no grass which is understandable for cheaper courses but when youre charging $70-90 it should be in good shape.

Needs some course conditioning and cart paths are awful. Group had one cart with no locking brake - serious safety issue. Starter was simply unwelcoming - should be picking balls on the range and not interacting with guests. Fair price should be about $75 so a bit overpriced. Bottom line just OK, not sure it warrants keeping in my normal rotation.

A nice neighborhood course. Not overly difficult. We played the mixed white/blue tees. Next time we will play the blue tees (approx 6400-6500 hundred yards). Course is in good shape. You have to pay for range balls despite a $87 greens fee. You are also hitting off mats. Putting green was in good shape and representative of the course greens.

Showed up to a closed range, no bev cart and a older starter/cart guy who might have been the rudest person I have ever met at a golf course. Barked at my playing partner for having to go to the bathroom 10 minutes prior to our tee time (we were on the box 5 min early and still waited until our official time until the group in front was out of the way) put a really bad taste in our mouth before we even teed it up. Watch out for the dude in the compression socks.

Slow pace of play. Probably because you have to wait for the geese to clear the green before hitting.

Something isn’t right when the rates are significantly increasing and the course conditions are significantly decreasing. I’ve played this course very frequently over the the last five years and have been extremely disappointed as of late. Here are reasons why:

- Be prepared to fix a couple divots in your line practically on every putt. These greens have been horrendous.

- I highly recommend icing your back for the next two days after riding this cart path.

- A good handful of bunkers are in very poor condition, almost to the point where you’ll need to pull your ball and play them as under repair

- Uneven tee boxes

My recommendation is if you’re willing to pay $60-$75 to play 18, then drive a few miles down the road to Bear’s Best and get the bang for your buck. I won’t be playing St. Marlo again unless it’s under $40. Not worth it.