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This was my first time playing this course and I was impressed. Nice layout, very linksy. Good conditions except for some of the bunkers. Great value for the $30 GolfNow price. It was a gorgeous day so many people were out and pace of play was slow. I’ll definitely be back.

I was from out of town and played with friend from Henderson. Stallion Mountain has a well stocked pro shop with a friendly staff. The course was in good shape and has a challenging, but playable layout. The rate of $30 through Golf Now made it a very good value. Woul definately play there again.

Took advantage of a great Golf Now Hot Deal for my last 18hole round for the year. Conditions were excellent for end of December. Greens putted moderately fast and true. The staff was very friendly and we played in 3 and 1/2hours. All in all, a great end to the golf year. Couldn’t find anything to complain about.

Played Normandie for the first time in 30 years after moving back to St. Louis. It was a warm day for the middle December so it was quit crowded and I was playing as a single. I walked off after 6 holes and 2 hours. Just too painfully slow. But they did offer me a rain check for Golf Now Hot Deal amount which I appreciated.

A lot of bind shots aft the due to the very hilly terrain. Tee box’s were in bad shape and fairways were very tight, on the dormant zoysia, almost dirt.

Overall, a painful experience, but I will give it a try when it’s not so crowded.

We selected this course as a halfway point between Cincinnati and St. Louis. It's a course that would probably play better the second time. It's a challenging course with severely undulating fairways and greens with bunkers everywhere. Bunkers and waste areas are a mess, although it looks like some are undergoing rebuilding. Get off the fairway and you will find lots of weeds and bare spots. It looks like the course was let go, and they are trying to bring it back. Staff was friendly and the food was good. Pace of play was 3 hours at 11:00 on a Wednesday. At $29, it was priced appropriately.

I played Annbriar two days in a row through Golf Now. It's a great course with moderate difficulty, but very playable. Gives you lots of room to drive the ball, but it tightens up around the green complex. The greens are in great shape, and roll quick and true. Fairways are a pleasure to play on. It's a very scenic course that rewards good shots. The pro shop staff were courteous and efficient. At the turn, I tried the bratwurst the first day and a chicken salad croissant on the second day, and both were outstanding. Excellent experience, really nothing to complain about. They seem to welcome Golf Now customers unlike some other courses

I always play well at this tough course. Played the blues at 6700 yes which was a little to long for me. Course was in good shape for early March. My only gripe was the new policy of requiring the GolfNow tee times to go out as a group. I arrived early to find an empty course, but they wanted me to wait and go out with the other GolfNow people and turn a 3 hour round into a 5 hour round. I ended up paying extra to go out by myself. Shortsighted on their part as I will think twice about returning to a course I enjoy.

Course conditions were excellent. Always a fun course. But once again we were put behind an outing and play came to a grinding halt on #11 with five groups on the hole. Staff was polite in explaining their dilemma, but we could not afford a 6 hour round. We ended up replaying the front 9. This is the third time in a row we have experienced slow play here in as many visits. Would really have to think about about playing here again. It's a shame because it is a great coursekko

After almost losing their greens last year, SH has made an amazing come back. Just played and the course is in good condition for this time of year. They know how to treat people here. A beautiful course with tree lined fairways and ponds, make this a shotmakers delight.