The St. Anne's Club

I played here because I drive by it a lot, and like to play a variety. I wouldn’t have played this based on the reviews, but I’d have to say it’s far better than what they say. Staff was friendly, and the course is challenging. There were only 2 small issues on the greens, that’s why I rated it 4 stars. If you’ve never played here because of the reviews, give them a chance. I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.

It is a Rough course the greens are rough. The staff are rude. Just a terrible experience all the way around Worst course ever

Enjoyed my time playing at St. Anne’s. Excellent customer service and the course is beautiful. Brought my son with me for the first time and he had a ball. Everyone treated him well and definitely inspired him to play the sport himself. This will be club I will be returning too more often.

Got the rundown on course from guy in Pro Shop. Course recently went under ownership. Fairways and Greens were in fantastic shape. Tee boxes are still a work in progress. You can see the changes/upgrades they are making, they were actually paving the cart path on 17 when I was playing it. Course was not very busy, so pace of play was great the day I played. Overall great day of golf.

The management is steadily making improvements to the course but they have a way to go. They have added a few water stations but need more. The bunkers are not up to par. They are mostly packed sand and dirt, which is too common for courses downstate. The fairway/rough is much improved. It's a challenging course that is enjoyable to play.

1st time playing here. Greens were fast and fairways in great shape. Wanted to golf here as a different course that I hadn't played before. The only complaint was they didn't have a logo ball for me to add to my rack.

Played this course for the first time. The tee box conditions ranged anywhere from poor to pretty good. The fairways were good for the most part. The rough was gnarly and you could easily lose a ball ten feet off the fairway. The greens while in good condition were almost all covered with a thin layer of sand. The course markings are non existent, My GPS sky caddie watch did not recognize the course, which is rare. There are no GPS screens in the cart. Many holes have ravines and forced carries unrecognizable from the tee or fairway. Hence you are constantly loosing ball’s hitting into the unknown. Not a pleasant experience.

Every green wqs perfect. course needs better signage and tee markers. sedverfal fairways a bit rough but if you hit it straight, no bad spots to lan

Great links style course. From other reviews I’ve gotten that this has vastly improved. Course was in great condition. Tee boxes were about as worn as expected from a public club. No shade so be prepared but great, and difficult course. Bring lots of ammo and water. Loved it but got rained out on 17.

I’ll start with the negatives. No water coolers on the course and no cart girl? Course layout has you by clubhouse after 6th hole and then after 18. It was 91 degrees!! If you are not going to have water coolers, how hard is it to place 2-3 igloo coolers on the course and fill them with water bottles? (Shout out to Pilgrims Oak).

Some of the pin placements were ridiculous. (#3 and 4 standout) Especially with rock hard greens. I even asked the cart kids if there was a greenskeeper revenge tourney later that day.

As far as the positives it has improved 1000% from 2 years ago. Thought I’d play the tips for a challenge and it kicked my butt. Some of the most difficult greens I have played all summer and maybe ever. There were several putts that I hit 3-4 times and couldn’t make. BTW don’t be long on #4. Hole on the edge of a cliff. Auto 3 putt. There are definitely places not to be on greens which is hard for a first timer here. Lipped out a 4 footer on 12 and ended up 30 feet away from hole.

I will definitely be back this summer for another shot at the greens. And yes I will bring my own water.