Annbriar Golf Course

Annbriar is the best Public Course in metro StL hands down...from course, to Staff, to Brats at the turn (all food is great)...always look forward to visiting Annbriar!

Should have been 90 degrees

As always , not your fault but help is hard to find and service was slow but you did your best under the circumstances!

Annbriar is an outstanding course and certainly one of the best in the St. Louis area. The cart staff was friendly and helpful. They have a good menu and beer selection. The course was busy and maybe overbooked but it was the weekend. Terrific design and a nice variety of holes all in good condition. Again, a wonderful course and one of the best in the area.

The course is very green with all the rain now. It is a wonderful design, in great shape and always a fair price. I did notice they made the right fairway bunker smaller and flatter on hole 9, to prevent balls from getting caught under the lip and having no way to advance the ball. Great change! However, they need to make a couple more.

As I have said in my other reviews, Annbriar still needs to make some common sense changes but have yet to implement them. I’m a big believer you should not be penalized for hitting the ball in the fairway. When I played on Saturday, they had the pin on the left side of the green of hole 13 again. You cannot hit your shot at the pin because of a large, overhanging sycamore tree branch blocking the left side of the green. Annbriar needs to do one of two things: cut down the branch or put all pin placements on that hole in the middle or the right side of the green. I’ve included a picture of the branch and the green. Please do not penalize a player for hitting the ball in the fairway and having no shot at the pin.

Annbriar is the only course I play that still uses the small flag on the flagstick, to indicate if the pin is front, middle or back. All their flag colors are red. Let’s move to what all other courses have done for years. Red flag front, white middle and blue back. Very simple and helps speeds up play.

Annbriar is a great course in great shape. However, they need to make these common sense changes.

Played this wonderful course yesterday with my family and a friend of ours... it's always an enjoyable day out! The course and greens are in great condition... the entire staff are professional and friendly, which sets Annbriar GC apart from the rest in the area. We got rained out on the back nine, so we went into the clubhouse dining area for a beverage... the amiable owner, William Nobbe, stopped by our table for a friendly visit and conversation to cap off a fantastic day. Thanks Annbriar for a wonderful round of golf and weekend experience!

This is by far the best public course in the area, I have to give it a five out of five stars. The only suggestion I would have is that they add water coolers on the course. It is hard to believe the condition of this course, the fairways and greens are immaculate. It was even hard to find a divet in the fairways. Your superintendence do a fantastic job.

It was a pleasure playing there today.

Today there were no excuses about anything but my game !

Excellent public course one of the best I’ve played

For the golf course design you get and the conditions, the greens fee of $70 on a Saturday morning is one of the best values in metro St. Louis.

The condition of the course was good, with the greens being perfect, rolling true. They are not overly fast though. With all the rain the St. Louis area has had over the last week, apparently Annbrair has not received much. The rough areas were a little brown. The rough was not overly high and it is very dense. Place of play was very good.

They do not have enough help in their restaurant. We sat at our table and was never acknowledged or waited on.

Annbrair is the only course I play that still uses the small flag on the flagstick, to indicate front, middle or back. I would suggest they move to what all the other courses are doing. Red flags front, white middle, blue back.

Hole 13 has the overhanging branches on the left side, on your approach shot. I was glad to see the pin was not on the left side of the green.

Don't get me wrong. This is a nice course but like most of the nicer courses, since COVID they have hiked prices because they are trying to capitalize on the influx of golfers. How about leaving prices so the average Joe doesn't feel like they have to choose whether or not to play or feed their kids. LOL I mean with a full tee sheet I get it but 70.00 is a little much and if it were 50.00 they would still feel the tee sheet and have happier customers that would probably spend it at the 19th or for future outings. Just because you can doesn't mean you should