tomkrapu

I play Annbriar regularly. It is my favorite course in the St. Louis area.

This is a beautiful course. Very challenging though in my opinion. Doglegs where it is nearly impossible to drive the ball far enough to have a clear shot at the green and virtually impossible to get on in regulation.

Greens were nice and fairly fast.

Still, if you have never played this course it is definitely worth trying, but expect a challenge.

Annbriar never fails to satisfy. All around my favorite public course in the St. Louis area.

This is not the best course and it looked like it had greened up with all the rain we have gotten. But the fairways were still pretty spoty. Greens were is some of the best shape I have seen them at this course. Five hour round.

Dry as a bone

I really like this course and played a lot. But I can’t read it very high. It’s been quite fully even more things of been really dry. I guess because grass seed is down and they’re waiting for it to come up. So the fairways are not in very good shape and the course is dry as a bone. The good news, the greens are so hard I didn’t have to fix a ball mark all day.

Pretty good course and a value for the cost. Greens were in good shape.

Last year I bought a greens fee through golf now and when we arrived we learned the course was closed. Still they had sold teetimes through golf now. The older man managing the place could’ve cared less that we drove all the way out there. Horrible customer service that day. What made it worse was after we left the course they were still selling GolfNow TeeTimes even though the course was closed.

This is a fun course. You’ll enjoy playing it. The staff were very friendly and the course was in good condition. Holes nine and 18 or are very similar dogleg left.

I would have never played this course if I knew the greens were that bad. Mostly packed dirt. Got an honorable mention for one of the better courses in Austin on a webpage. I don’t know what year that was.

Really great time. Had rained. Cart path only, but they sent someone out on back nine to open the course up.

Made two reservations the evening before. We drove over 20 miles and when we got there the doors were locked. A guy came and opened the door and was talking to someone. Never really acknowledged us. We finally said we were there to golf. He dismissed us saying, "We are not open". Really no concern that we had a tee time that was made the day before. Obviously no attempt to contact us when we were on their schedule. Kicker? We left and they were STILL offering tee times on GolfNow even though they were closed!!!!

From St. Louis. This course is about a 50 minutes drive. I'm glad I went. I've play a lot of public courses this year. The greens here were the best. "Fast" and in terrific shape. Interesting layout. Take the course map with you on the course. Lots of twists and turns.

Go there. You won't be disappointed.

Love this course. Play some signature holes from the British Open without going to the UK. Good conditions, friendly staff, great fellow local golfers.

Greens were in great shape considering the time of year. Looked like they had been aerated recently but came back nicely. (BTW: Shot an 86 which is great for me.)

Great course. A few long par 4s.
Many of the greens are in horrible condition.
Fairways were nice.

Beautiful course in very good shape. Very friendly staff and players.

Golfing alone, two different foursomes invited me to play through and were very friendly.

18 holes in under 3 (yes, three) hours. Given, it was midday on a Monday.

Wish I lived closer would love to go back.

I have always loved this course. Fun to play. Usually in pretty good shape with very reasonable greens fees. Some of my very first rounds of golf were on this course, now my best rounds of golf have been on this course. Guess that makes me biased.

Situational:
Greens nice but bumpy.
6 hour round! Atypical. ?
Great people.