Tapawingo National Golf Club

St. Louis, MO · 5.7 mi away

Quail Creek Golf Course is a daily-fee course in south St. Louis County, Missouri, laid out over rolling Midwestern terrain with tree-lined fairways and multiple water hazards. It has operated as a public course for decades, serving local players, leagues and tournaments. The course was designed by former U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin, working with architect Gary Kern, and opened to golfers in the mid-1980s. The layout rewards accurate shot placement over length, with narrow fairways on several holes and a slope rating among the higher figures for public courses in the St. Louis area. Five sets of tees allow play from roughly 4,900 to 7,000 yards, accommodating a wide range of skill levels. The clubhouse includes two banquet rooms, a bar and grill area, and the facility also offers a driving range and lessons.

Creve Coeur, MO · 8.3 mi away

Creve Coeur Golf Course is a 9 hole par 35 public course in Creve Coeur, Missouri, designed by John and Tim Hartnett and opened in 1924. The layout features sloped fairways and two-tiered putting surfaces. While the course contains no sand traps, it presents a challenge through short shots over water hazards. It offers multiple tee sets, including family tees, to suit golfers of all experience levels.

University City, MO · 8.9 mi away

Ruth Park Golf Course is a nine-hole municipal course in University City, Missouri, founded in 1931. It was designed by Robert Foulis, a Scottish golf architect who also designed the original Forest Park Golf Course and Normandie Golf Club in the St. Louis area. The course plays to a par of 35 across 3,023 yards, with wide fairways, small greens, and hilly, tree-lined terrain on several holes. It was originally known as University Golf Course and was planned at one point to expand to 18 holes, though that expansion never happened. University City residents receive a reduced rate to play.