Golf courses in St. Louis, MO.

St. Louis, MO

Tapawingo National Golf Club is a public facility near St. Louis, Missouri, at 13001 Gary Player Drive, set among rivers, lakes and hardwood forest. Golf Hall of Famer Gary Player designed the property's 27 holes, arranged as three connecting nine-hole sequences that can be combined for 9, 18 or 27-hole rounds. The course includes water hazards and doglegs throughout its holes, with a par-3 stretch noted by the club as its signature hole due to the hazard guarding the green. Tapawingo is open to the public and also hosts weddings, corporate events and golf outings through its clubhouse, patio and ballroom space, along with counter-service dining.

St. Louis, MO

Eagle Springs Golf Course is a 27-hole public facility in north St. Louis County, Missouri, set within Veterans Memorial Park near the Interstate 270 and Highway 367 interchange. The grounds cover about 275 acres of rolling terrain. The 18-hole championship course was designed by David Arthur Gill and opened in 1989, featuring large greens and bunkers positioned to catch only the most errant shots. A separate 9-hole, par-3 course was built at the same time for short-game practice. Open to the public, the facility offers a driving range, practice green, power carts, and rental clubs. The championship course plays to a par of 72, with yardage from the back tees measuring roughly 6,549 yards, and water comes into play on a number of holes across both nines.

St. Louis, MO

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.

St. Louis, MO

The Courses at Forest Park is a 27-hole public golf facility inside Forest Park in St. Louis, Missouri, one of the largest urban parks in the country. It offers three nine-hole, par-35 layouts, Hawthorne, Dogwood and Redbud, that can be combined into different 18-hole rounds, with rolling zoysia fairways, mature trees and water features. The facility is operated by Arcis Golf and includes a clubhouse restaurant, practice greens and PGA instruction. It is open to public daily-fee play just minutes from downtown St. Louis.