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Course in pretty good shape for this time of the year, the green had been treated with sand so putting was difficult. But the weather was decent and pace of play was good.

I like the course and would play there often except there are less expensive options. The course was in good shape especially it being February. Cart path only during the winter can add steps to your round. I was able get the hot deal for my group

The clubhouse is recovering from a fire , previously the food was good, and a comfortable atmosphere. The clubhouse is almost finished. The course has a variety of holes from simple to a couple that are almost unfair. Controlling your tee shot is imperative. If you can do that on the tough holes then you can score. The cost is fair for what you get.

The day we played was cold (40s), some wind, Cart path only. Good carts, putting practice green, turf was soft, zoysia fairways haven’t greened yet, the greens were pretty good based on March, good value for the fee.

We were lucky, nice day in December. The greens were in pretty good shape but a lot slower than other courses I have played recently. The tee boxes and fairways were acceptable for this time of year, lots of leaves in the rough, you won’t find your ball there.

My only big complaint about the course is the number of trees (too many) or at least cut the back limbs where they reach out into the fairway (holes number 1, 2, 10, 11, 14) making the tee shot even tighter,

They have improved the condition of the course in the past few years. The clubhouse has been updated, and there in room indoors for the 19th hole. The staff is generally friendly and helpful.

Could use new mats on the driving range, worn and hard.

Rates for me are fair during the week when I can find a hot deal.

Very good layout, better be accurate off the tee.
The course is not taken care of like when it first opened, the overall condition has steadily declined year by year for the last 25 years. I am not a golf snob but for a winter rate of $32 not a good value.

The reason I won’t be back anytime soon are the cart paths. They are in such poor condition that you are constantly bouncing around in the cart even at a slow pace.

Too bad, whoever owns this property is squeezing money out but not putting anything back. I am not saying anything that everyone who plays golf in St. Louis doesn’t know, but you asked for a review.

Course was in good shape, looks as if they have been watering. Fairways are in very good shape, rough is still a challenge due to the rain this month. Greens are rolling. For August this is probably the best shape it could be in. This year there seems to be more of an effort to keep the course in better shape. Pace of play can be a problem when slow groups hold up the course and don’t allow faster players through. Have played the course more this year because of the condition of the course.

The layout is very challenging. Fairways are OK. Greens are thin and show some disease, Tee boxes are very firm and show wear. Rough was not too long. Years ago this was a good place to play. Course maintenance seems to be lacking in a number of venues . Even with the hot deal by the time you add all the additional fees it wasn’t that much less than the normal price .

Played at the Bridges, where they have 3 nine hole courses. Played the Championship and Masters. Most of the driving holes are tight. Played from the blue tees 6600 yards. Greens are in good shape.

Front and back are entirely different at least off the tee.The front requires precision off the tee and the back is more open and wide fairways. The greens need about another week to heal from being punched but I knew that would be the case because it was listed in golf now, which is nice. The course is off the beaten path somewhat but worth the trip. Excellent warmup facility, the staff was very friendly, course is very challenging and I won’t hesitate to play there again when I am in the area.

The pace of play very slow, open holes but no one to encourage groups to pick up the pace

One of my favorites, the course is beginning to dry out after all the rain, only drawback were the greens, too much poa annau, hopefully it will get resolved

Greens had been punched, but were fast, very wet and windy conditions . Layout is good fairly typical Nicklaus design. There is a driving range and putting green. Subdivisions are close by. Clubhouse and pro shop are nice.

The course was very sloppy due to the recent rain, greens still recovering from aeration, bunkers had piles sand that hadn’t been raked out, poanna in some of the greens. They will have things worked out as the weather warms up, most probably.

Like the course, normally price is too high for me but winter rates are more affordable.

Played the Meramec and Woodlands, there is another 9 holes the Pararie. There are plenty of bunkers, trees, and water on the course along with tight fairways to make the course challenging.

Today the greens were firm and rolling.

They have an excellent clubhouse and practice facility.