What an absolutely amazing course located in eureka Missouri. Beautiful links layout. Friendly team in clubhouse. Nice range. Good drinks. If you play golf, play here.

My new favorite course in the area. The setting is amazing, surrounded by beautiful wooded hills. The course is well-tended with a variety of interesting holes. The staff is remarkably friendly and helpful, including the on-course workers. Really all you can ask for. Check it out!

Course was in tough tough shape..I’d take your money/time elsewhere. 1. Fairways were soaked in some spots, dry and dirt in others. 2. Tee boxes were in tough shape too. 3. Bunkers were unplayable. 4. Don’t expect a rewarding shot if you find the fairway. Usually don’t roast courses, but driving past Pevely and Crescent, I will never be coming back.

I really enjoyed the links style set up and feel of this course. Not exactly a links course because the 9th hole ends by the club house, but everything else looked links. The fairways were in good condition along with the greens. The course sits in a valley, so the course has no hills. Hit out of the fairway and you are in some very high rough, I liked this. Several water hazards are thrown in to add to the challenge. The setting of the course is beautiful. The course is challenging but not overly difficult. For the money I thought it was worth the golf and I will return again.

This used to be one of the better public courses in St. Louis. A unique links-style layout with great greens. I used to love playing here. Played yesterday and… what happened? Greens are still decent and roll well, but the rest of the course is rough. Fairways are hard with mixed grasses, tee boxes are beat up, and a lot of it is burnt out with dirt patches. On several holes, you can’t even tell where the fairway ends and the rough begins. If it were my first time playing, I’d have no idea where to aim. Paid $70 for a Sunday afternoon round, but there are plenty of courses in better shape. I played Forest Park for $65 the other week and conditions were much better Tons of potential, but right now it’s below average. This could easily be one of the best golf experiences in St. Louis if they got the grass looking green and lush again.