Hidden tucked away behind a park that doesn't look the best…read more For the price there's not really a lot that can beat this. Easy course for beginners as the fairways are very wide, and there aren't too many water hazards. Good 18 to play if you have the time.

My brother (13,12,11, and 22 years old) wanted to go walk 9 holes of golf no carts. When we went…read moreto go check in, me and the two of my younger brothers need IDENTIFICATION from the front desk girl. Apparently we needed a passport or a birth certificate to PLAY GOLF. When we asked about it. She pointed to the Golf Cart Terms of Services. She kept saying that we could get a Drivers License at 5 years old. Now my little brother can't play golf and he cried

This is a great place to walk around and do a few laps. The pathway around the park is pretty large…read moreand will take about 10 minutes to complete. There's also a full child's playground as well as a baseball field. They do have a basketball court but there are no hoops... lol.

My office uses their baseball/softball fields for those random times we want to play kickball. The…read morepark itself is not dissimilar to those other parks you will find in the area. Highly manicured, mostly grassy fields with a nice little playground area for the children and a running track for those so inclined. They boast ample parking for the various sections of the park and I've never seen it very crowded. Overall, it's a decent park for the area, but my personal idea of a park is a lightly maintained, wild forest that is predominantly used for hiking up mountains and photographing wildlife.

Great course. Very good condition. Good challenge. Best 9 hole course in St. Louis.read more

Great course, horribly run. Be warned that booking a time doesn't guarantee you that time. They…read morewill put favored groups ahead of you.

Good public golf course. Like most courses, Don't mind the bunkers they are not 5 stars.read more

As transplants to St. Louis, we have been in awe of the golf course options within a 30 minute…read moredrive of the city. We've visited at least a dozen courses over the past couple of years, with the top slot regularly changing. Far Oaks is now our go-to, and is a pleasure from the pro shop to the 18th green. The course is challenging, but not overwhelming, carts are in great shape, course itself is super fun, and everyone from the starter to the groundskeepers are friendly and welcoming. It gets busy, but pace of play is solid. Back 9 is a fun ride that lets you get creative with club selection. Some folks might complain about the sand, but who wants to hit out of the traps anyway? Great course, great people, and a great way to spend a few hours. Can't wait for our next visit!

Recently reopened under new management. New website is…read more eaglespringsstl.com Great course before closing. Hopefully new company has put some money into the cart paths though.

Nice public course. Great place to get walk and get nine in at anytime of the day. Nice food too.read more

Restroom: yes Shades: medium high…read moreEntertainment: frisbee golf and playground Cellular Signal: yes View: ok Shelter and picnic tables: yes It's a small park, with good shady walking pathways(short one) Saw a lot of people come here to play frisbee golf. Good maintenance on the grassy field. Give 4stars just because it is quite small.

This course starts near houses and trails down the hill, over a small creek up another hill then…read moregoes parallel to the highway and then back toward the rest of the park. Definitely a lot of fun, easy to follow.

I played here with my dad. it was an awesome time and an amazing course! I hit a 50 degree wedge to…read more3 ft on hole 1 and will remeber it forever.

I could have had a better round with the exception that it rained hard the night before and the…read moremorning I played as well. Most of the course was cart path only. It was a nice open design with several very challenging holes. Of course its also near the motor speedway and there was a race going on that day as well which made it difficult for traffic as well as the loud roars while playing. While the course shows the Gateway Arch, its located on the Illinois side of the river. I didn't play my best game, but still had fun and didn't lose too many balls.

Why is everything so damn hard in the City? Everything. All I was looking for was lessons, which…read moreare listed on the website as something offerred. Cool. We wanted to get a 4 year old some lessons to advance his bike skills and there are not a lot of options near South City. Other options are St Charles, St Peters and Wildwood. I emailed what is listed on the site. The response was to come on a Sunday morning and sign up for lessons then. By the way, you have to carry your bike (and likely your kid's bike) up 2 flights of stairs. Sunday morning: Mother's Day multiple people are waiting outside and the door is locked. Ramp Riders posted on Instagram (not the door!) right before the start time that they were closed on Mother's Day. For those without social media, Sorrrrrrry! The next time we go, no one arrived to open the place until 20 minutes after they were supposed to be open. It's 90 degrees, no AC and the woman is wearing a winter beenie hat. Again, I ask to sign up for lessons after the session. I would have paid whatever the rate was. She says to email the address on the website -face palm-. An infinite loop. Why are all three downtown post offices closed in the middle of the day for no reason? Why are all the court forms on the website outdated? Why is there poop on the neighborhood playground equipment and men bathing in the splash fountain? Why is City Hall so slow, rude and difficult? Why do wrecked cars sit on the side of the road for months? I try so, so hard to love it, endure it, embrace it. But goddam. It's also hard to get a bike lesson. So, we drive to St Charles for Wheels Up. They are responsive, friendly and helpful. It should not be SO DIFFICULT.

the staff at this place makes it a horrible experience it's always this one guy who acta like a…read morelittle kid when he's a grown ass man he literally tries to get on people nerves and he does everybody I've been to ramp riders with has said the same thing.