I visited Forest Park in June 2023 for an afternoon break during a long conference. If you're…read morevisiting Washington University on a nice day, the large park is just a short walk away. Known for being the host site of the 1904 World's Fair, this free park is a massive green space that is open to the public and includes walking trails, fountains, the Missouri History Museum, the St. Louis Zoo, and the St. Louis Art Museum. You'll see visitors from out of town and locals as well. If you have a half-day to explore the city, it's well worth including this park on your sightseeing itinerary!

Forest Park is renowned for its vast size, cultural attractions & recreational opportunities. It's…read moreone of the largest urban parks in the US, larger than New York's Central Park. The park is famous for its free museums, including the Saint Louis Art Museum, the Saint Louis Science Center, the Missouri History Museum, and the Saint Louis Zoo. Additionally, it hosts the Muny, the nation's oldest and largest outdoor musical theatre. There was some free parking around the loop & garages charging $20 for the day.

Mick Kennedy and the pro am staff are fantastic. I have been…read moredoing lessons with Mick and am thoroughly satisfied. Mick starts with the fundamentals of the golf swing and evolves into using the camera work and technology to really dial in the swing and to enable certain "feels" in the golf swing. We are always going back to fundamentals while working on improving athleticism in the golf swing. Whether you are just starting golf or wanting to take your swing to the next level, I highly recommend doing a package with Mick!

Purchased a Cobra DS-Adapt Max K from Pro Am Golf. The driver showed up right away and on time…read more Unfortunately, the third time I used the driver, the shaft snapped on the downswing. I was pretty baffled, I've owned many drivers and never had a shaft snap like that. I called Pro Am and spoke to Rob, and within about two hours Cobra was already sending me a new shaft. I was really impressed with Rob and all of Pro Am Golf. You can't find that level of customer service many places these days. Rob even followed up with me a few days later to let me know the shaft was being delivered the next day and to be on the lookout for it. Really impressed with these guys.

I JUST started golfing, and this was the first driving range I had ever been to. Pretty good prices…read moreon a bucket of balls, a little more expensive than some of the other spots we've gone to since, but for the convenience, it's worth it. We love the chipping range to get a few swings in before the driving range. One complaint is it's busyyyyy. All the time. We haven't had an issue getting a spot but they are few and far between. And it seems people claim and sit on them for a long time. We also don't love hitting right into the sun. If you go after work, you have to time it right otherwise you can't see anything. BUT we love that we can drive off grass!!! We've heard it's not always like this, but we go during the week and it's not usually on mats, which is awesome for preparing to actually golf. Great spot, great place to hit some balls.

First time trying this place--located right off the green of Forest Park golf course (near tennis…read morecourts), and I'm really impressed!! The staff is friendly and welcoming--and the food & drinks were amazing. I can't recommend enough. We got a chicken gyro, a genovese flatbread pizza (both delicious) and the best fries I've ever had. I think they said the chef was from the Ritz Carlton--and the food is just top notch. Prices very reasonable--(for happy hour we had Urban Chestnut beers for $2.50!) also a great Bloody Mary. On Wednesdays they have live music on the patio. (Today Doug Byrkit from Oddslane played acoustic sets) and happy hour is from 4-7 (I'm not sure if that's every day or what the schedule is). The restaurant schedule varies quite a bit (because it's on the golf course and open seasonally)--so make sure to check before you plan to go. The views from the patio are beautiful. Birdseye views of forest park golf course (I don't even like golf! ) and a pretty little yard w gazebo. I can't believe I've missed this place! But it will definitely become a favorite spot! Two thumbs up!

What a great little course near downtown. I was here for the night for work and had a few hours…read moreopen so went to Forest Park. The rental clubs were top notch Taylor Made irons and woods and the putter was a very nice Taylor Made Spider X. The course was awesome. It's short even from the yellow tees, but it's fun and fair. Greens fees were inexpensive, especially as a guy used to paying Phoenix green fees. Green fees and rental clubs worked out to about $100. What a deal. Thanks to the pro shop staff for being so welcoming as well.

Uhh decent course. Layout is cool but random people will walk across the fairway while you're…read moreplaying, even in the middle of a tournament lol. Very odd. But that's the city for you. Other than that, the course was in good shape and, as I said before, the layout was a lot of fun. I would go back but I wouldn't spend a ton of money to play it.

I had the pleasure of attending an event here and was blown away by all it had to offer. Don't let…read morethe size fool you as this place was packed from corner to corner with various wines and snacks. The event I attended was downstairs. It was decorated beautifully and there was ample space for people to mingle and sit. While our event offered wine, they have a bar upstairs for other drinks/snacks. I got a class of champagne that was pretty good but nothing to write home about. The highlight of my night was playing on the putter they gave outside. Overall, it seems like a great place to pick up a bottle of wine or gather for happy hour.

Clayton Winehouse has been open for about eight months and it's a great addition to the area!…read more The space was completely gutted and it's beautiful! It's light, airy and has beautiful hardwood floors. They have rotating wine flights and charcuterie boards to match. They offer a wide range of wine and liquor. The staff is helpful and friendly and it's a great place to stop in on a weekend and weekday with friends or solo date. There is an area in the basement for parties and also outdoor space for a summer meet up. Want to eat? They have chocolate, cheese, and snacks to purchase. Also, accessories, like a decanter.

Love the holiday vibe, owner and server were attentive, and the food was delicious. We shall…read morereturn!

We came here for lunch with kids. Kids got Mac and cheese and chips and enjoyed it a lot. Chips are…read morevery cool and big but no flavor except fat from the fryer. Husband got the fish and chips, fish was on a dry side and mostly batter. I got a burger, server asked me if I wanted cheese, but never mentioned that it was extra $, also I saw no mentioning of it in the menu. Our server was fine, most of our visit, except the end when she was way too busy to check on us and my husband had to go up to her to ask for the check. Kids also said that bathroom was not the cleanest. I think we won't be back.

There's no website or updates on anything so be cautious. I drove 45 minutes to come down here and…read morefind out there was a tournament so they shut down the whole course. Nowhere online do they say the course is closed. That kind of sucks.

Now updated with the largest concrete tee pads in Stl and multiple pin locations. This course is…read morebeginner friendly as well as a challenge for more experienced players.

There's no doubt that the St. Louis zoo is one of the best zoos in the US! At the zoo. You can find…read morea huge array of monthly themed activities and events not only geared towards families but also for adults to enjoy without kids present. I went with to the Animals Aglow lantern festival with some friends and we loved glancing at all of the beautifully decorated lanterns around the garden. I love that they included all different types of lanterns--mechanical lanterns, musical lanterns, ornate, and simple lanterns. I can tell that they really thought about the entire design when they added each of these installations to the zoo. They were also easily accessible to kids who have physical disabilities, which is a huge plus. One of the things I wish we had available when going to the zoo is a digital map that tells us where we're going, because even though I've been several times I always get lost lol. BUT I am today years old when I found out they ALREADY have a digital, interactive map that directs you to all of the exhibits in real time. (Found that out on their website!!) I wish I would've known this sooner but it's awesome that they created this concept! But what can I say, I love the Zoo and am looking forward to their other exhibits and amenities opening this year!!

This is one amazing zoo and is free to enter. The parking is paid but street parking is free. Tons…read moreof history since the St Louis world's fair was at that location. Some of the original buildings are still in use. I would recommend taking the train around as it gives you a nice view of most of the animals. To my surprise, the cost of food and drinks are reasonably priced.