Sugar Creek Golf Course

The conditions were well below standards. Fairways were in bad shape and the rough was very overgrown. Weeds in the fairways and very poor greens. The value was good, but the savings didn't warrant spending an afternoon of our time.

Weeds everywhere, mole trails on greens and bare areas. Tees in poor condition and over grown. $34.. Your kidding me, right? Overall poor service, no water on course and beverage carts are minimal.

Bad greens, tees and service. Carts break down consistently.. Poor management.. Maintenance workers drive around the course without respect for golfers. Also, the greens mowed and cups changed about once a week. No consideration to collars or bunkers.. That's why it's known as, "Sugar Ditch"....

The course overall was in good shape.
The greens we're great and very consistent .
Tight fairways a good challenge even though its short.
Well worth the money

I had read reviews before I went so I knew that new management had taken over recently and were supposedly doing work to the course but even with all the work it still was a decent course. It still has a ways to go but they are clearly doing what needs to be done. The greens were in great condition. The course is pretty hilly but when the work gets done it looks to be a beautiful course

Love the course layout but this course is in real bad shape. Tee boxes and fairways are horrible as are most greens.

Some sides of fairways being resodded.
Not awarded for hitting fairways. Many with just grass clumps.
Some greens rough.
Some bunkers just mud.

People were nice but the course was in the worst condition I have ever seen a golf course in! costs should be less then $20 as its a really tough course to enjoy with the shapes its in. Plus there is trash littered all over the place and it dosnt look like the course has been cleaned up for years. You will find empty shot-gunned beers in the woods on about half the tee boxes. Pretty bad.

The course, while interesting in its layout, was in really bad shape. The tee boxes were barren, the fairways were mostly weedpatches. The greens were heavily sanded and aerated, so not fantastic, but they should be pretty good when the weather gets better. But, all in all, this course was in rough shape. And the pace of play the day we went was painfully slow - one of the slowest rounds I have ever play in St. Louis.

i don`t think this coarse should charge anyone to play i think they should pay golfers to come there very very dissatified

Only the T side monuments are in great shape. The cart paths are crumbling. Fairways are a mixture of weed, bare spots and grass. Bunkers are Missouri compacted mud and sand. T boxes are mostly weed. It had been some years since I played here and was hoping for improvements. Maybe next decade

I had just begun to play golf a little over 2 years ago and have found this course a good deal being cheap and readily available.
I have been to this course several times in the past 2 years and it has been in much better shape off and on.
However on 4/14/13 the greens and fairways were extremely dry and bare. The course was going thru some maintenance work and aeration of the greens, making putting difficult.
The staff are always friendly and helpfull whether on the course or in the clubhouse.

It's hard to identify the difference between the fairway and rough. They are in the process of repairing holes 1-4 which involved re-sodding almost the entire fairway. Houses sit right on top of this course, so generally OB with very little room to the right and creeks to the left and surrounding greens. I wouldn't play again.

I was one of the first groups out so played through 1 group and then had free reign; was able to play in 2.5 hours so made it bearable.

The course reflects years of neglect. Grass was either not present or unkempt. Gravel and rocks in the fairway, cart paths broken and crumbled beyond repair. The community lawns were in better condition than the tee boxes. We paid a super-low price and were still very disappointed. The course could be really nice if they invest some time, money and TLC.

Course needs some major work. Paths,fairways etc..Greens in good condition.

Course had a lot of construction on it. The greens were in better shape than early in 2012.

Given a lot of rain the day before and temps in the upper 60's with some wind, the course was in decent shape for mid January in St Louis. Course was a little squishy in places, but no visible standing water. Some construction along the side of the first two holes but after that, clear sailing. A great deal for $10!

The course was as you might expect in December.. It is very sloping with not many flat lies. Greens are challenging with cups set in difficult placements (again due to the contours of the geography). I played with 3 members who were hospitable and helpful. Would have been a different round without local knowledge

I went there to play the day before Thanksgiving and found a very nice course with great staff. Lot of fun before Thanksgiving.

All in all we had a good time. There are some really great elevation changes on this course. The greens were in pretty good shape for Nov. (except for the 18th, it really needs work)