Four Seasons Country Club

Granted there was a tournament, but we felt rushed the entire 9holes! Why accept tee times when you are only going to rush the golfers? The course martial watched us like a hawk to make sure we are playing above the pace of play. Overall, course conditions are exceptional for the price.

Course had just been aerated and reseeded so there were many spots where grass was not in good shape but should be better next Spring. Lost a lot of balls due to the leaves but then again it is October and leaves fall

Course was great staff on the other hand. Zero educate. For example we had one ball on the green and the greens keeper started moving the hole when we still had two to get on. Another time we had a ball on the front of a green and the crew drove over the ball while drying the greens. We were then confronted by another staff member saying we have attitude to someone for being told to fix divots, which that never happened and we live by the rule fix your divot and if you don’t have one fix another one. We were demanded to be off the course without even having a conversation with us. The only staff we talked to was the guy yelling at us to go. While we were exiting the staff hit the rear of our cart with his then walked away smiling. It’s really too bad because the course was nice and fun but I will never go back. After nearly 10 years of playing(2 year break in there) I have never been treated or talked to like that on a course.

This is the first time me playing this course. They are redoing the course so expect a few rough spots. The staff is above top-notch. I cannot recommend this course enough just on the staff alone. I don’t normally normally go to the clubhouse afterwards but we did today and it was well we spent 4 1/2 hours in the clubhouse alone. Super nice staff the course is being redone be patient but definitely a hard course to play but rewarding play irons stay away from words for the most part.

Greens in great Shaelah. Fairways plugged but have not grown. Cart paths in bad shape.

First time playing here. Course has potential to be nicer. Overall we had fun.

The greens are in great shape. They put a lot of blood, sweat and tears in this place. My favorite course.

It can be a tough course. Very condensed. It definitely takes accuracy to score well.

One yard off in the wrong direction could mean multiple extra strokes. Very very slow greens. Usually the practice green can throw you off before a round, but the one there is very accurate.

A few negatives:

The fairway is furry & seemed to be recently punched. Which makes lies a total roll of the dice.

The Tee Boxes are completely non existent right now. I guess they are redoing them. Which results on teeing off in the rough on most holes and it probably knocks off another 120 yards off the already short 9-holes.

It’s doable. I would probably place it in between Creve couer & St. Ann

Top 9’s in area:

Berry

Ballwin

Ruth

Highlands

Creve Couer

4 seasons

St. Ann

Tee boxes in process of re-sodding. Fairways a little brown. The staff was very friendly!

Course is in bad shape and won’t be getting better anytime soon. Looks like they tried to reseed fairways but are burnt up and cart traffic has already killed them. Tee boxes have no grass on them. Not one tee box is flat.

Greens are spongy from over watering and will be burnt up as soon as the real summer heat and humidity arrives.

I wouldn’t pay more than a $1 per hole to play the Four Seasons. $44 for 18 holes is ridiculous. Much better options in the area at that price point.

They don’t hold the tee box for you when you’re making the turn. Since it’s only 9 holes you finish your first 9 then wait until the tee box clears to play your second. We waited 30 minutes to start our second/back 9.

Place is a dump.