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This course, the greens, fairways, traps, are all in great shape. I'm from GA and played here a couple of times and it's one of my favorites, especially for the price. If you can get into the tee time schedule - this is a good scoring course. Pretty forgiving for errant drives, The staff is the nicest and friendliest you'll find. You will not be dissapointed,.. unless you can't play this game. course is beautiful and well cared for.

This was my first round here. the course has a mix of holes, some easy, some very rewarding, some very challenging. It's very scenic (which I like) and there are some hole designs that I've not seen anything like it (I play a lot of golf). There are flat holes, and hills (going up and down). you have to carry water several holes which looks worse than it really it. The greens have lots of undulation which makes 2 putts challenging. The staff was very friendly - the club house is the worst I'd ever seen, cart paths need lots of work. But I paid to play golf. ust coming out of dormancy so I'd love to see it when it's greened up. beautiful course with plenty of challenges. expect 5+ strokes more than your average. Greens are in good shape.

Though this course winds thru Florida nature, I did not feel the fairways or approach shots were unfair or overly difficult. Knowing the course on a few holes (where to miss etc.) would've been helpful. This course is not set up in neighborhood housing, so you feel is just you and the course. The greens were faster than I'm used to so i had many 2-4 foot 2nd putts. Greens are smaller so a good chipping game is critical. I'll play this again on my next trip to Daytona loved the layout. I need to give it my revenge this the next time.

This is my first true mountain course. Most of the holes play up or down a hill. This course has some lifetime memories on several holes. Number 5, I'll never ever forget. several par 3's off the edge! I lost my stomach watch the ball fly up, out and over then down, down, down. you must stay in the fairway on most holes makes it challenging. I ended up with an 81 and found it much shorter than the 6100 Black tees. I guess since a 175yrd down hill shot was only an 8 iron. beautiful course, they do need a tee box sign on 18, to make sure you're going the right way. I ended up going from 11 to 18, but got to play 18 twice! ask the course for a guide. first time players this is a MUST have!

The course is construction areas around many holes (removing trees, stumps, mulch roped off etc). Not sure what's going on, almost all of these areas are cosmetic to the course (between holes etc) or are not in play. takes away some of the beauty from this nice course. the greens are very slow since you are mainly putting on pohanna (sp?). I certainly would never think it was a value to play this course at full price till things improve. I won't be back unless there's another killer GolfNow super deal. of course I played after a monsoon the day before and was cart path only, but the course drains very well.

This was my first time playing St. Marlo and it's a beautiful course. something captivating on every hole. nice design, challenging, scenic. I was impressed with all the little touches that were added to this course to make it a very memorable course. This is not a grip it and rip it course, you'll use your whole bag and will need to play smart golf picking the right places to be. water is on many holes adding to it's beauty. I enjoyed it and will certainly be back. The long wait paid off. I played on a perfect fall day, the course won this time but I'll be back for revenge!