where is st annes golf course

What is St Annes Golf Course known for?

Overview St. Annes Golf Course in the City of North Vernon boasts one of the region’s finest 18-hole golf courses located on 166 picturesque acres with rolling hills, mature trees, and beautiful water features. Golfers of any skill level will enjoy the tree-lined grass fairways and perfect bent grass greens.

What is the most difficult hole at Links at St Anne’s?

Tucked in an isolated hollow among steep faced grass covered hills, the final Par 3 requires a mid iron over water to a narrow contoured green guarded by bunkers front and back. This long Par 4 is the most challenging hole at Links at St Anne’s.

What are the tee times for the golf courses?

Tee times on weekends during daylight savings are accepted from open until 2 p.m. Club, pull, or riding carts are available for rental. Summer Hours: 8a.m. -6:30 p.m. Last rental equipment 5:30 p.m. Winter Hours: 7:30AM- 1 1/2 hours before sunset. (2 hrs before sunset with any rental of carts or clubs. Only soft spikes are allowed on the course.

How many acres are there in the Yarra Golf Course?

For more information call the Parks Director at 314-429-4545. This course contains a 34 par, nine hole course, totaling 55 scenic acres with a total yardage of 2,696. The course remains open all year long, weather permitting, and with the exception of Christmas and new years day.

Is the golf course open all year?

The course remains open all year long, weather permitting, and with the exception of Christmas and new years day. Tee times on weekends during daylight savings are accepted from open until 2 p.m. Club, pull, or riding carts are available for rental. Summer Hours: 8a.m. -6:30 p.m.

Where is St Anne's Par 3?

Nestled in a sheltered cove surrounded by grass covered knolls, the first of St Anne’s brilliant Par 3’s plays downhill over a pond to a wide but shallow green that slopes back to front and right to left.

What is the most challenging hole in St Anne's Links?

This long Par 4 is the most challenging hole at Links at St Anne’s. A blind downhill drive favoring the right center of this left to right sloping fairway must avoid a stream right and pond long. The second shot over water to an elevated back to front sloping green protected by a cavernous front bunker is one of golf’s most heroic carries.

What is the first par 5 at St Anne's Links?

The first of Links at St Anne’s magnificent par 5’s is a sharp dog leg left that demands a well struck tee shot over wetlands to a generous fairway protected by 2 strategically placed bunkers. A well placed second shot to a tight landing area with water right and long leaves a short challenging approach to a small undulating green buffered by water front and right.