This is a great family friendly, data night cozy kind of outdoor experience. Many options for fun…read moreand spending time together. Everyone is super nice and helpful. The clubhouse is comfy when you need to get out of the heat. Plenty of space for a party or just a family outing.

We stopped in for a free concert and had a great time. The drinks were amazing and the service was…read moregreat. We sat in big wooden lawn chairs and enjoyed a great rock show. The opening band was decent, but young and still learning. The crowd was warmed up when Hang Your Hate took the stage. They totally rocked the place and everyone was jumping.

Great golf course and scenery. An overall strategic well put together course and definitely…read morechallenging. The clubhouse was very nice, along with the locker rooms. In addition, customer service was good and locker rooms pretty clean.

Here's a wonderful opportunity for those of us that enjoy gourmet food and wine paring…read more Wine Society Tasting #1 menu: Mahi Mahi Ceviche paired with a dry Riesling Grilled Peaches Goat cheese Toast paired with Sauvignon Blanc 24 hour Braised Venison Cheek paired with Pinot Noir Creme Puffs paired with Cabernet Sauvignon 6221 E Broadway, Columbia Mo 65201 573-442-5280

For a small town, I was pleased with this golf course. I played the front nine and fairways/greens…read morewere well maintained. It was only $7.50 per person (without cart). That's not a bad price at all! The golf shop is small, but you shouldn't expect anything bigger for a town with 1,300 people. I'll give this place five stars for the well maintained course, friendly staff, and easy access to the course itself.

We were extremely disappointed in the La Plata golf course. Expensive $80 fee for two of us to play…read more18 holes w/cart on Good Friday. 4.5 star Spirit Hollow in Burlington, IA with superb bent grass fairways and greens is cheaper as we only paid $70 for 2 of us to play! Fairways at La Plata were sparse w/grass and the greens were small, hard, and poorly maintained. Several greens had bare spots and deep lines scored in them from improper mowing. When you weren't putting over the rough spots, they did roll true. Tee boxes were full of weeds and in below avg shape, markers weren't put on both sides of tee box, and no water in any ball washers. Sand traps were not mowed, trimmed, raked or properly maintained. The sand was hard. Yardage markers in the fairway weren't trimmed or freshly painted - so they were not easy to see. The topography, sight lines, and layout of La Plata is average. Sun Valley in Elsberry and Eagle's Bluff near Clarksville both have better layouts & topography and both offer spectacular sight lines compared to La Plata. The shots over water into #10, the second par 5, and the par 3 on the back nine are scenic and challenging. Battery powered Club Car died in the middle of the back nine. The lady and young girl at clubhouse were very nice. Overall, very disappointing for the drive and price so we won't be returning.

Not a challenging course. Lots of holes are straight on with no traps or bunkers. Trees give way to…read morewide fairways.

Just play it, you'll come away thinking "this is a muni?" the course is in wonderful shape despite…read morea region-wide drought...the greens are true and reasonably quick fairways are wide and the rough isn't punitive given the lack of rain but there are enough challenges for a test! I guess the best endorsement is that PGA Golf Professional Luke Guthrie refined his game here...

In town for work and the weather was just nice enough to get in a round of golf. I had a lot of fun…read moreplaying Deer Run! The staff was very friendly and the course was in excellent condition, especially for it being so early in the season. The course is on the shorter side, but it isn't a push over. Lots of good angles and shots that require you be creative. If you have trouble moving the ball definitely bring plenty! I hit the ball decently far, but that's not required on any of the holes. Hitting it far actually got me into trouble a few times. A thinkers course for sure. Such a fun course and an excellent value!

Sporty little course, a good friend help build it and for non professionals they did a great job!…read moreFriendly staff, and it's well maintained too.

The golf course is no longer open. The driving range is self service and easy to work. You're…read morealways hitting off mats and if you are a longer distance driver you will not be able to hit driver here

A fun round of golf as it was played 100 years ago. Cannot be compared to modern courses because…read moreit's apples and oranges. This is how golf was played on most public courses before WW1 and this is one of the last sand green courses left in the country and should be experienced before it's gone. The modern game is so manicured and perfect and that is NOT how it was played for centuries. Golf was a much rougher and wild game and Elm Hills is exactly that and you really have to know how to make shots to get a good score there...and that is what makes it FUN!!

This was the first golf course that I golfed on so I am a little partial here. I had a great…read moreexperience and really the friends that I was with made it an awesome experience. I will usually go back to this course anytime I am down this way. When you walk into the club house you can see that several different football players and other sports figures have come through to play the course. It is owned by Justin Smith of the Cincinatti Bengals and he grew up in this area so that's pretty cool. This is an 18-hole Public Golf course that plays just under 6700 yards from the longest tee, for a par of 72. The front nine has some holes near water and appear to be in better condition than the back nine. Hole #2 is a par 5 where you can't even really see the fairway, but you have to be precise in where you drive the ball. Your second shot is generally between 220 and 189 (depending on how far you drive). Reachable in two for an eagle. If you go left then chances are you're dropping a shot. Holes #17 and 18 are challenging. 17 goes straight up a hill and can be frustrating if you don't hit a good tee shot. I call 18 the arrogant tee shot. The correct way to play the hole is to hit into the small fairway patch and then attack the green. This hole has a severe dog leg right and it's about 230-250 to clear the trees if you want to go straight for the green. Most usually end up in the trees, but if you can find your ball then you are just a chip shot away. I would normally give it 5 stars, but the recent conditions of this course have made it drop one star. There is a fungus that is killing the greens and they don't seem to do much about it. Another factor is that the greens are somewhat small so you don't have much to work with. Overall though, for the price and location, it's a fun round.

This is a wonderful 18 hole golf course. It's very well kept and most of golf carts are very nice…read more They have a shop inside full of golf items. They have a lot of food and drinks to offer. Some of the holes on the course are what I would call narrow and lined with trees. It's a little more challenging than other courses I've golfed at. Overall it's great for a nice round of golf. Not as family friendly as TCGC in my opinion though.

My boyfriend and I used to love going to this golf course. I went by myself with my friends and the…read moremanagers and staff were extremely rude to the point that they were calling us thieves. My friends and I are all of Latin descent. It's extremely upsetting that golf has been ruined for me and my friends by people who are still stuck in the 1900s. I will never bring my business back to this place. If i could give this place a negative review I would. Be safe out there!