St. Marlo Country Club

For many years, St. Marlo was a permanent fixture in my golf course rotation. After several disappointing rounds, where I was dissatisfied with the course conditions and slow play, I stopped playing it and it fell out if my rotation.

After my last round, I can say St. Marlo is back and better than I remembered it. I don’t ever remember the course brining in better shape. Greens were excellent and in great condition.

I can say I can’t wait to play it again.

Sand traps were in terrible condition; some were unplayable. Otherwise, course is in pretty good shape; greens were slow.

Great layout. Bunkers need work and greens are in bad shape. divots everywhere. 60 dollars is fair.

Interesting course. Very friendly. No waiting. Course in very good summer conditions. Would play again.

The more I play St. Marlo, the better I like it. The 9th hole sucks but the other 17 are good holes. We played through the foursome in front of us on the first par 3. That saved us from a painful day playing at 4:15. Cart path only sucked but I get it, lots of rain lately.

Course is okay at best, should be half the price it is. Half played much nicer public courses in the area. But the main thing is the round took 6 hours to play, never saw a Marshall once. Waited 10-15 minutes on each tee box

Course was very good and really liked the layout. Grounds crew does need to learn to pay attention and not interrupt the golfers when they are in the middle of their swing.

They chose to aerate their greens at the end of May instead of Feb/March. Goose poop everywhere! Unavoidable to step in. Course was really wet and does not dry well. The course was worth $35 not $80 this week.

Traveling through. Was paired with a couple that were members there, and they were delightful. Course was in fantastic shape. Greens rolled true, but a little slower than I expected for bent grass, but still very nice. Highly recommend.