St. Marlo Country Club

Everything was very good except for the cart paths which had numerous cracked pavements.

Despite no real rain lately, the course was in very good shape overall. One of the best public courses in the area without question. They put me and another single out with Tom Bevins, the Assistant Pro at St. Marlo! Super friendly, knowledgeable and easy going guy, besides being a great golfer! I’ve played here often and will be back!

I always love playing here. The course is great with staff and is maintained very well. Great atmosphere to play in too.

This is a very high end course in a gated John’s Creek subdivision. The course is a beautiful semi-private country club, nicer than Château Elon, Eschalon or Lake Lanier in my opinion. Five Stars

Today was likely the best weather in some time and the course was in excellent shape. Pace was quick (3:30 for 18) with very few pauses on the tee box.

All really good except cart parts are in need of repair.

Our cart charger not working.

I enjoyed the challenge level as an intermediate player, challenging enough and fun course. Due to time of year, March, carts on cart path only, but it was fine, we had perfect weather (62-64 degrees), not many people in front or behind to hinder us (4pm tee time), and thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience. Will definitely golf again!

The course is in better shape than last year. Sand traps are actually sand this year and fairways are good. The cart paths are terrible. They have been for years. No idea why they don't fix them. It has to be hard on the golf carts. The price is too high for what you get. For a few more dollars you could play Echelon, Bears Best or Lake Lanier. Again, the course is solid just not a $120 good.

Got ouy on time. pace of play under 4 hours.

Course is in good shape for late March

Overally the course condition is good. The course layout is bery fun to play for the mid-level players, not for the beginners. I will do rounding again in near future.

$115 for mandatory cart path only during the month of March, while the course conditions are average at best is absurd. Look I get it. There isn’t enough public golf in the area to make them change their prices. It’s simply the law of supply and demand. Quite a few tee boxes with nothing but sand, the cart path is in terrible shape, and the bunkers and fairways were nothing more than average. They’ve missed the mark by about $40 but people continue to pay it because there’s not enough other options, so why would they try too hard to make it worth the money.

Our family visited for 18 holes on a Sunday. The stater was very friendly. Pace of play was not backed up at all, which was great for 70 degree weekend golf. A beautiful, well maintained, and challenging course was a perfect opportunity for us to play. I’d highly recommend this as a treat course. Reed was the starter for us and was great!

It’s early but - it rained two days prior and course was not well cared for. It’s early so no worries. What was troubling was it was cart path only and the fairways needed attention and yet price was still 80 bucks. A warning about conditions would have been nice

The course has a good layout, and was in pretty good shape. Greens were rolling well. Good clubhouse. Only knock in this round is we see the beverage cart one time on the second hole.