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Formerly known as Links at St. Anne’s.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by justinly97 on 05/28/2026
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Green #2 and most are the same Photo submitted by DanMig on 04/19/2026
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Photo submitted by josh4897184 on 08/04/2025
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Photo submitted by josh4897184 on 08/04/2025
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Photo submitted by ChuckD925 on 07/09/2025
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Photo submitted by Mariana13 on 06/07/2025
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Photo submitted by stevenvoegele on 05/27/2025
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Photo submitted by stevenvoegele on 05/27/2025
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Photo submitted by u314159511509 on 10/06/2024
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Photo submitted by ga770294186 on 02/23/2024
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Photo submitted by ga770294186 on 02/23/2024
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Photo submitted by ga770294186 on 02/23/2024
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Photo submitted by bpegler1 on 10/07/2023
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Photo submitted by bpegler1 on 10/07/2023
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Photo submitted by DMcK1120 on 03/31/2021
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Photo submitted by Erol on 09/19/2020
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Stunning 18 Photo submitted by DMcK1120 on 05/05/2020
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Photo submitted by DMcK1120 on 05/03/2020
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linksy with an abundance of water Photo submitted by MarkMolyneux on 03/11/2020
Golfer Reviews
Water hazards
Staff was very friendly, played after a day of heavy rains the day before so course was pretty wet. Tee shots have to be accurate because there is water on 3/4s of the course . Challenging course , I’d definitely go back
want to play again
First time playing, windy raw day, layout was challenging, greens were in OUTSTANDING shape !!!
Blow me Down
Course in good shape & played well. Wind was gusting to 30-40 at times. Ridiculous when hoping to shape a shot to greens when you have to hit it 30 yds. side of green to fight wind.
Considering its march and the amount of rainfall recently, not bad. Greens could cut now, may need to aerate to help with drying out the course. Pace of play was really bad, group in front of us playing the back tees, shouldn’t have been, the course needs to maintain the pace of players, or no one will come and play it.
Want to play again - we'll be back.
Great February day for golf.
Good modern layout with a variety of length and challenge. Par 3's ranged from 140-240 yds. Greens are often raised, have considerable slope, and rolled smoothly. The shaved areas around the greens make the greens play much smaller than they look. Fairways are generous and the turf is nicely grown in. Large mounding around the greens are visually appealing and offer an extra challenge. Several large bodies of water were incorporated well, especially on the back nine. A couple tee boxes were beat up, but the new owners have already started working on them.
The pizza , wings and drinks after the round were top notch. I could have used a snack after the 6th hole (near the clubhouse) but they are not yet offered- maybe during the full golf season.
I can't wait to come back when the weather is a little warmer and the grass greens up.
great course
even on a rainy day the course was fantastic. great layout and I was very happy with everything. I wish there were more targets on the driving range but that may be due to winter.
Great course
really nice layout and everything was in fantastic shape. really enjoyed my round out there. I only wish they had more markers to hit at on the driving range but that could have been because it's winter.
Tee Boxes
Great course - loved the layout. Overall great shape except for tee boxes - they need some attention.
Tee boxes
Really enjoyed this course - only criticism I have is the tee boxes were not in very good shape
St Annes
Haven't played St Annes for two years and heard things were changing for thr good. Thus was correct. Greens and Fairways in very condition for December.
Only thing I see that needs improvements are the cart paths and the tee box markers.
Good job to whomever is making improvements to course.
I will definitely return.
5 Star Review
I can’t help but give St Anne’s a 5 Star review. My son and I drive over an hour to play it in the off season for the conditions and rate. Sunday did not disappoint. Awesome layout. We played from the whites because it was 41degrees.
I recommend playing from the back on better weather days. It is a very challenging layout and will have you playing every club in your bag. The fairways and greens are in great shape and roll well. Enjoy. They added a pizza oven and what sort of looks like a black tie pool bar. Maybe someone should re-think that one. A regular pub at a course would seem to do better. Take a look at one of Jaw’s places. Always packed in after the round.
I also think adding the course to #golfnow will bring in more revenue.
Nice Links Course
Haven't played here for a couple of years and found the course has matured nicely the Greens were big and fast and the fairways and rough were in beautiful condition. The one area needing attention is Tee Boxes some were dirt and many were not marked with the painted rocks they seem to use for markers but it didn't take away from the day .My only other suggestion would be to bring a range finder they have no yardage markers other than the 150 marker in fairway not sure why in today's world GPS isn't available... Overall very nice course
11/12/23
My son and I originally had a tee time somewhere else and decided to give SA another shot instead. I heard about some of the changes that were made and was curious to check it out. All I can say is you need to play this course. Unbelievable shape from the clubhouse to the practice areas, it’s worth coming to SA.
Definitely go back
First time playing the course. There were a lot of water hazards, course not marked the best but overall great course and very reasonably priced
Wide open course
The only drawbacks I have are the signage is not good. Directions from hole to hole not clearly marked. It’s very hilly. It can be tough for seniors to walk up and down. Need paths to the tee boxes and to and from the greens. They also need to re-layout the 16th hole. You have to layup them shoot over a wide pond. Some seniors and especially ladies could never score well on this hole. Otherwise love the course.
Wait a couple years
Pulled up for a 9 AM tee time around 8:30. Takes us about 10 minutes to check in. We get set up on a cart and pull up to the putting green which is right next to the 1st tee. At the first tee there’s a line of maybe 8 carts waiting to tee off. At this point it’s about 8:55 and we are behind 4 groups waiting to tee off. I went up and asked each person there what tee time they had. The group waiting to tee off next was supposed to actually tee off at 8:20. It took us another half hour before we finally got up to the tee. There was no starter around and the only person working at the course was the kid in the pro shop. It was an 80 degree day . We finish our round in a little over 5 hours then we were going to stop at the bar for a quick drink before we got out of there. We sit down, get our drinks and the employee comes in and makes us take all of our stuff off the carts so he can use our carts for the group waiting to tee off. Give it a couple years and maybe they will get it figured out but as of now don’t waste your time. Frog hollow and back creek are much better options.
I’d be curious to know if you asked the “boy in the pro shop” about why things were backed up. Also, who leaves their bags on the cart after a round before getting a post round drink. That’s a bit selfish IMO.