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About Inn at St. John’s
This unique property became a golf resort in 2006 when the former St. John's Provincial Seminary reopened as the Inn at St. John's, a boutique, four-diamond property adjacent to the 27-hole Brae Burn Golf Club. The 118-room inn features Romanesque architecture, two ballrooms with 25-foot ceilings, a two-story atrium and 22 meeting rooms. The more casual Burger Loft complements the fine dining 5ive Steakhouse and Bar. The course, dating to 1923 before a third nine was added in the 1990s, shares its site with Carl's Golfland at St. John's, one of the country's premier golf stores. There's also a covered, heated range at Carl's to bang balls year-round to prepare for your battle with "The Monster" - the nickname for the 666-yard 13th hole, the longest par 5 in the state.Facts
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The course wasn't even open
Completely dissatisfied. Booked a tee time in the morning and when we showed up at the course, the parking lot was gated shut and the course was closed. Not a good look for this course.
Good quality
The course was in very good condition, even with it being late in the year. There were plenty of leaves falling but the grounds crew had cleared the fairways and greens nicely. The greens are definitely difficult with the hard back to front sloping, so it provided a challenge for sure even if you got to the green quickly.
Back At Brae Burn for another Great Round
Always Great to make it out to Brae Burn. My opinion a Very unique and " Historic" course. Love to play courses from the Designers from the past!
Greens suck
Put some money into this place, take care of the greens and it could be something. To many gimmicks. L
Underrated Course
$25 on golf now was a steal!!!
Played on a Monday at 11:30 am with no one in front of us and no one behind us! It was outstanding!
Forgot how cool and challenging the greens are here. Most are heavily tilted from back to front and you can get in a lot of trouble if you over shoot the green. Very underrated old school course.
Place is fine, but better courses for the value
Brae Burn is okay, but just too expensive for what you get. Always a very wet course, and the greens could use some work. Looks like there used to be a driving range there, but it is no more.
Sneaky long
Brae burn overall is a great course for the area. Been here numerous times. Brought a few first timers. And they were surprised with how sneakily long the course actually plays on the back 9. The greens are lightning quick and pins were on some very deceiving slopes so almost best to finish below the hole. Only negative thing I would say this time around was some of the tee boxes were pretty chewed up (white tees)
Sneaky greens
Tee to green pretty straight forward. The greens are wicked tough. Fast and undulating. Was surprised at how good they were.
Perks-
Merchandise Discount20% Off Soft Goods -
Food & Beverage Discount2 for 1 Drinks
