St. Marlo Country Club

Greens were aerated and sanded without any notice (by golfnow) so that was disappointing (probably why the price was reasonable). Bunkers were in bad shape and unfortunately i was in several. Apparently the course (and I assume others) took a big hit from the recent storm. Fairways were good and I love the course. Hope to be back.

The greens were in horrendous shape. Otherwise a nice layout. Everyone was friendly the greens were just a huge disappointment as they had just been punched

Well...made a golfnow.com tee time a day in advance...I ALWAYS check for aeration alerts...Nothing.

Get there to find that the greens were punched and sanded three days prior..making the greens all but unputtable.

Also found out that holes #14 and 15 were closed..14 due to a sinkhole which did not seem to affect play, and 15 with a flooding situation that could have easily been roped off...so we only got to play 16 holes, with the option of repeating #1 and 2, which were slammed when we stopped by to check after our round.

I really wanted to enjoy this round...but would have waited a couple of weeks had I known about the greens. Too bad that the course staff apparently did not notify golfnow.com..sad to see a nice course drop the ball on this one..it's a good layout and well-meaning staff from what I remember.

What a total rip-off!!! Be warned, hole #15 was closed without warning/notification. The douche in the clubhouse didn’t even care and gave a snarky response stating “it’s factored in the price”. It was cart path only on this sunny dry day— the course was NOT wet. The bunkers were atrocious and no attempt was made to repair or rake them. They must be cutting costs everywhere because the poor cart girl had to ride around in a regular golf cart with her refreshments strapped to the passenger seat. The greens were the worst part. They were sandy, aerated, bumpy, and overgrown. Of course there was no warning of aerification. Save yourselves the headache and avoid this course. St. Marlo was a premier course 8+ years ago, not anymore. I’m not sure what’s going on, but it’s a shame. I hope they can recover, but with the prices they’re charging, it’s highway robbery.

Understandable the weather can be unpredictable and damage holes, but was not notified in advanced that two holes were unable to be played. Thankfully, one hole of the holes was opened as we checked in. Would’ve been nice to have the price reduced bc of this issue.

Also, the course was just aerated making the greens hard to read because of all the sand.

Greens were airated and two holes (14 &15) were closed with no warning until you were at the starter. On the plus side 12 strokes better than previous best, maybe missing those 2 holes helped. Played here in June and the course was wonderful, complete opposite now. Would have been happy if we knew about it ahead of time.

Recently punched greens were not noted on GolfNow. Miserable and unwelcoming Pro Shop staff also did not inform us upon check-in that holes 14 & 15 were closed. They left that duty to the starter (the one nice guy) who told us 10 minutes before tee time. Also, they have cart issues, and the staff obviously doesn’t check the parking brakes because we had to turn around and return our cart when we discovered this on #1. Saw this happen to another golfer also. Tee boxes are in rough shape and overall grounds are shabby (weeds, overgrown shrubbery, cart paths are in bad shape). Don’t waste your money at this place. It’s a shame because I’m sure this was a nice golf course at one time.

Not sure as to whether I’m pointing the title of this review to the course or TeeOff…as you never know where the gap in communication is from. When I booked the teetime last week, there was not a reference to recent (as in just occurred) aeration; greens were un-playable. The course conditions were exasperated by heavy recent rains, flooded cart paths and damage causing 2 holes to be deemed “cancelled/closed”. No ones fault on the Mother Nature front. One could argue the course should have closed for the day and/or provided a rain check - for the good of the course and goodwill to the clients; none was offered.

Course wet, but always fun to play. Getting back in shape after all the rain.

The greens are beat to crap, fungus and massive ball marks everywhere. The golf carts are terrible and probably 15 years old and the pace of play is the worst around. It’s not even close to being worth $100 to play. It shouldn’t be higher than $40. I’m not going back

Greens were really poor and several are dying out.

1 out of 4 tee boxes had large areas and f turf missing (blue tees)

Lakes were a disgusting- black or reddish with algae and gunk. Why would a gated community with a guard and million * homes want their course to look like this

And to pay $80 - I get much better conditions at courses from $50-75

I don’t plan on returning for a while

Greens are awful and slow. They need Bermuda as these bent greens are way past their prime.

At $85.00 don't waste the money.

I expected the greens to have been in better shape for the price point. They were patchy in places but still rolled okay. The fairways were in decent shape. I would still recommend the course.

took advantage of Golf Now 20% discount to get these rates. Its usually more. The course was in great condition. Staff are super friendly. Played under 4 hrs.

Thinking of going this club membership.

Greens are not in good shape. Carts are old and parking brake had to be finessed to work