Four Seasons Country Club

Close to home and ever improving. My go to course here in Chesterfield. They have been slowly improving the course for some time and it shows.It plays a little short it is still fun.Will play again next week.

I play here a lot when it was a private club. Now that it is open to the public I've played twice and they continue to make course improvements. Very impressed on how they've been able to keep the fairways up this summer. Looking forward to returning.

Not a bad course but needs some money put into it. It’s a short course so not much you can do with the layout but it is fun. Good practice round for iron shots and putting. Greens are on the small size which is makes for good practice.. I would recommend this course cut 26 for 9 holes is a little steep when I can play municipal courses that are longer and I’m better shape for cheaper. With that being said, still had fun and would play again.

The course was in terrible shape no real fairways. Lots of dirt grass was hard to find. $28 for 9 holes was gross over pay. Maybe $10 for 9 holes. Worst course I have played in 20 years.

The fairways were dry as a bone and I could not get my tee in the ground on 2 of the 9 holes. The only things that are wet are the greens, and they are too wet- lots of puddles and lots of dodging sprinklers. Clubhouse could use some updating. Not a lot of parking. I probably won’t go back. There are other 9 hole courses in better conditions.

Very nice staff and course. Nice setting. Lots of fun

Nice course with friendly staff. Not too difficult but it was fun to play.
Great for beginners, couples or just a quick round.
I would play again.
Thanks

This is an executive course. Pretty narrow holes with OB trees and houses on some holes. A lot of the tee shots were blind which led to quite a few lost balls even with good shots off the tee. I found a lot of balls in the rough so I'm not the only one. The fairways were not good, but to the course's credit they did just treat them that day. Greens were surprisingly good. Course management is key which is hard if you're playing for the first time. Staff is friendly.

The staff was very friendly and helpful. This course is a hidden gem. I can’t wait to play again.

Improved significantly in last year.
We'll be back

It was nice to see another course, it had been years since I last played the Four Seasons course.

First time playing this course, what a gem. Although a little short, I enjoyed it very much. Some of the fairways were a little dry , but the greens were great. My only regret is that I never played here before. I plan on making it a regular go to course.

It’s a 9-hole course. Also, the facility booked far too many tee times. If you play 18 (repeat the 9 holes) expect to wait behind players that have not started their round yet, or vise versa.

I played April 8, 11:40 am alone at this course.
But, golf now charged my own credit card.
Let me know how to solve this problem.
Can you return my money?

A lot of shortish holes, but some tricky tee shots/course management as well. I had the 8:45 tee time and i was the first one out, flew around the course #corona

Clearly been working on the fairway and greens. Played nicely, relatively short but still fun

Overall good experience. Played in 2.5 hours, which for how short the course is, is really slow. Waited on every hole. Given a holiday weekend, I was okay with it. First time playing it, pretty cool layout. Easy walk, and was half the price since I decided I didn’t need a cart. I’ll definitely spend the 10 bucks to go here for 9 holes, over going to practice at any range. Going to be nice once all the reseeding grows up in the fairways and gets cut. I’ll for sure be going back to play it in the spring!