The St. Anne's Club

If you play this course, use an old bag use old shoes, cause when you’re done your bag, your head covers and everything will be dusty because they don’t have paved cart paths you are driving on dirt all day

Ever since this course opened and I played it once I was hopeful. The course is laid out nicely, some great holes but the condition was horrible. So every year I’ve gone back and hope it would get better and every year it’s still horrible! Can’t believe they charge 71 dollars for that! Still believe it could be awesome just wish they had a greenskeeper with a clue about keeping a golf course nice. Do t waste your time and money!

Hole # 11 needs that huge tree right in the middle of the course removed. You have to drive & pitch downhill until you see the green on the plateau. That swamp is enough of a hazard to carry over.

Hole # 12 the green has a large bare strip of turf missing

Hole # 16 is nearly impossible for a lady or even some seniors to carry a shot over that much water. It should be a par 5.

Played in a twosome on a Monday in April. The course was in reasonably good shape. I would want to give them a little time to work on it before passing any firm judgment. I like the layout, the variety of holes and the flow of the course. The staff is friendly and the rates are reasonable.

The good: Everything about the golf course and staff. Top notch experience. Greens and fairways were immaculate. Rough was tough, penal and fair.

The bad: the golf carts. At the end of their lease, most don’t work or won’t get through an entire round. We were told new carts are coming at the end of April

The ugly: Restaurant was closed on a Saturday at 12:30pm. Not a good sign. Only food and bev option are what’s on the beverage cart.

Played in a twosome on one of the few nice days we had. Course had just opened and conditions were what I expected for early March golf. It was soggy, and white tees only, with lots of geese and their associated issues. Having said all that, it was great to be out. Course was playable. Staff is friendly. What more can you ask?

A few issues we had were, a slow group in front of us. No Ranger to move them along. Also, the cart paths need a lot of help.

This course was beautiful. I had a great group and a great time. Definitely challenging. I think anyone going should work on their game before stepping on This course. But if your ok losing balls to the water, I would say this is the best course to challenge yourself while enjoying the view.

Had a lot of fun playing this track yesterday. Greens were in amazing shape. Will definitely be visiting again, soon

This course is beautiful, especially in the morning with the sunrise. I find it pretty difficult with all the water, but it's a joy to play!

The course was in good conditions. Greens were well maintained. A lot of shots with water in play which makes things tricky. Was disappointed that the driving range was closed for mowing on a Sunday morning.

St Anne's is a golf course that will challenge your shotmaking abilities. There's lots of water, and every green feels like it's on a mound. The tips play 7300 yards, so there is challenge there for any skill level player. There are always tee times available.

The course in general was in good shape, but several of the greens had bare spots or burn marks where oil from the mowers leaked. Outside of that, the greens are undulating and roll true.

My one complaint - there were very few aids for determining yardage to the green. Sprinkler heads don't have yardages, not every hole seems to have 200/150/100 markers, and there is no GPS in the cart.