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Spending some time up north to avoid the headaches going on elsewhere. First time out on St. Germain and this place is in excellent shape. We would definitely like to come back later this summer. Very tight course as expected cut out of a forest. Forgiving fairways and greens help keep the ball in play. We played mid-morning and the greens had started to pick up pace by the 5th hole. Our group agreed on a dry and windy day they could prove to be a challenge with all the slope that is out there.

The course was packed with people that I’m sure were escaping the craziness around our country right now. Play came to a halt 2 or 3 times but seemed to get back to normal after people got done playing nine.

A couple suggestions for the once or twice a month golfer from outside the region: Ask ranger attendant/first tee dispatcher to keep some space when people are starting out their round. Some folks don’t like that direct presence watching your every move and then advice suggesting how to do better next time. Also, we tend to follow other course’s Facebook pages for specials, course photos and updates. We are driving 7 hours one way and like to have some background info and visuals ahead of time. You have a beautiful golf course, show it off and get some more follows.

All in all, we can’t wait to come back and maybe grab a fish fry in their restaurant. Cheers!