Stow South at Stow Acres Country Club

First, the conditions were absolutely horrible. Grass so long and unkept—particularly the tee boxes. Pace of play was even worse. I was there an hour and was on the 4th tee box. Flat out left because pace was that bad.

Wouldn’t wish this course on my worst enemy

Played in hot weather on busy Memorial Day. Pace was slow, which was to be expected. Price with Hot Deal was good for a weekend,. Greens, fairways in good condition. Tees could have used a mowing. Conditions a little rough around the edges, but an enjoyable round overall.

Course it’s good layout, some holes must upgrade on the conditions, too muddy , too wet, make and build those areas it’s the hazard penalty areas, like a streams, a pond , a wetlands and so on cart path must smooth out for overall enjoyment and brings repeat players.

they finally have a working sprinkler system but the sprinklers were on the first 4 holes i played and couldn’t even putt.

no one there know what there doing it’s obvious to anyone that has playing that course for 35 years like me

Very tough finding a ball if you are not in the fairway. Lots of leaves and cut grass everywhere. Greens were very slow. Better to play in the summer.

This was a gem of a course back in the day. Great layout but really not kept well. Difficult to the tell difference between rough and fairways. particularly on the back 9 of the north course. Tee boxes also in disrepair, no grass, uneven. Greens roll slow. Not worth $84.

Course was in good shape but by the time we got to the back nine there were 2 groups on every tee. Never saw a ranger but sore need them! Will never play on a weekend there again.

I wouldn’t write home about Stowe acres but it is nice. It’s not long from the tips the majority of the fairways are easy to hit. The greens are wide not deep but wide enough to almost always get your GIR. I would recommend the north and south course. Both of them rank the same in my book!