I love the Quarry even if it doesn't love me as my scores here continue to prove to me. Certainly a challenging course with some cool holes, a great driving range with grass tees and mats, a seperate chipping area, practice bunker and putting green. Staff is always incredibly friendly. One of the best public courses in the St. Louis area.

Great course. The staff was friendly and nice to talk to. After an Uber ride declined us due to golf bags, Nash stepped up and gave us a ride to the airport. Outstanding customer service. Going above and beyond!!! We thank all of you!

I enjoyed playing this course. Although Google says they open at 0730, when I called at the end of the day on Thursday Caroline said if I got there when they opened at 0630 they could probably fit me in. I was paired with 71 yr old Mike and his wife who didn't look close to 71 even though they had been married forever. We all walked and as the second group off finished in 3 hr 15 minutes. Grass is good in all the fairways. Greens are smooth. Many have pretty severe undulations. There are a lot of dogleg. $33 was a senior or military rate which isn't horrible. I would have paid the $40 but that is pretty expensive to walk on a weekday. The walk is very manageable but 9 is not close to the clubhouse. Walkers are committed to 18 holes. Very nice course I would play again. The video shows the only long walk on the course.

Course is weird because like 15 or 16 holes feel fun and are great but then another 3 just feel shoehorned in to make it be 18 holes. Specifically there's 2 par 3s you arrive to and go "did we run out of space?". Most importantly though is that it's expensive. The range is expensive compared to everyone else and the course is charging premium prices especially since they don't really drop the price throughout the day. It's fun the first time but gets old quick

This is genuinely the most upsetting round of golf I have ever played. I am in a 9 hole league and a simulator league, so I am not some brand new player. My opponent and I were warming up on the range, as we arrived early. With half our buckets left, the first ranger arrived to rush us to the tee because someone in front of us canceled. Then, after paying 75 DOLLARS for the round, we were paired with people far better than us (scratch golfers vs 100ish per 18 holes). When we hit the turn at 9, a ranger was there to tell us we were playing 10 minutes behind. Oh crap, better hurry up. So we did. And by hole 11, we were waiting on the group in front of us before we could hit. I voiced my concern to the clubhouse after this round and received zero accountability. In fact, they laughed as I left the clubhouse to go to my car. This pretentious course does not warrant your attention or money…significant money…to play there. YOU. CAN. DO. BETTER.