Had a really nice dinner in The Bistro. Everyone we interacted with was incredibly kind, and we…read moreloved our server Isabella!! Our food was really good and the bartender made a "mean" old fashioned . Looking forward to having dinner there again!

the bag boys and food service were very nice. the young lady in pro shop was very nice and helpful…read more the rest was below average for such a high quality course. it was a very hard course. the rough was extremely difficult to get out of. the members and pro shop staff seemed irritated that we were there. the hole placements were illegal distance from fringe according to USGA standards and they didn't care. it's a private club but will never go back for any other tournament

Left 2 fans attached to our cart & when we went back for them 15 min later, everyone played stupid…read morelike they never saw them...thief's! Hire honest ppl to work there & we might come back! Can't wait to share this story with all my golf friends!!

The course is very well maintained for a public course. Easy layout. Shot 1 under first time…read moreplaying it. Would give five stars if it had a restaurant. Keep in mind this is 4 stars for what it is! Good bang for the buck!

It is a shame what has become of this course. I used to come here years ago when the course was…read moreactually a premium course. One of the few public with bent grass. A challenging layout. Now, it is the worst maintained golf course I have ever played. There is obviously no money being put into the course. There were kids working it, but just to keep up with some basics. I literally lost golf balls in the fairway from uncut grass around yardage stakes. Overgrown trees covering shot lines. The only positive is that I basically had the course to myself. It's now very obvious why. It is in worse than horrible shape. The overgrown bent grass is very fluffy. So all fairway shots sit up so that every shot will come off high on the club face. This course should come with a disclaimer that states the shape of the course, it is not playable. The greens are the worst I've seen. So sad.

1-star only because 0 did not appear to be an option. This course is awful, just awful. It would…read morebe hard to decide what is worse the tee boxes (bring a portable drill), the fairways (seemingly mowed with a bush hog), the traps (virtually all overgrown), or the greens. This course is simply not being maintained to any meaningful degree. It feels like this place is on the fast track to bankruptcy. The course winds through a residential development where homeowners have to be upset. The golf course in their backyards is so bad it has to negatively impact property values. Do not waste your time or money playing this course.

I really enjoy playing this course. Fairways could use a little work, however, outside of that very…read moreenjoyable course. Also there is a rude lady who runs the front desk every now and then. However the other employees here are very polite.

Course played very well. However, we were in a heat advisory and the water jugs on the back nine…read morewere waterless. Appreciate the jugs being there, but IT WAS HOT. This goes without saying there were no hot dogs. That being said... I will be back.

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.

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!

I am trying to plan our first golf event for the place where I work. It was recommended to try…read moreRolling Hills Golf Course. I met with Marv, the superintendent. He was very helpful, shared some good insight. We are looking to host our event in July and I think it will be successful..

A nice little course up in Godfrey. Played in the afternoon midweek, paid less than 15 bucks for 18…read morewith a cart. Greens were in very good shape considering how they are in the rest of the area right now. Not too many ball marks or burnt up areas. Fairways were in decent shape, and the rough was pretty straightforward to play out of, played very fair all around. Layout-wise, the front 9 benefit a longer hitter, lots of space to go hard with driver. Groves of trees separate most of the fairways from each other, so be prepared to play some low safety shots if you're a little wild off the tee. The back 9, however, I didn't really care for. There's two hard left doglegs that just seemed a little cutesy, they were easy to play with an iron off the tee, I just thought the design was lame on the first hole with it, and then the second was enough to annoy me into ranting about it. Assume it's due to a lack of space on the back side, which happens, I understand, just wasn't my cup of tea. Other than that, a pleasant little course. May be back if I can snag another cheap tee time. As an added benefit, looked like they had a nice big driving range, and more than enough space to warm up on the practice green. Can't attest to the food and beverage situation in the clubhouse, but assume it's on the same level as any other course around.

Up the little drive off the main road is a bar open to the public. We got cold beers and pub chips…read morethat were really tasty. You cannot beat the prices. This is a nice home town bar with the NFL games on, a good vibe and a nice view outside. I also went to bingo on Monday. The hall there is big. Bingo was fun and run well. Such nice people working it. When I am in town again I'll go back!

The American Legion Post 199 may not like the adjective, but "cute" is the descriptor that comes to…read moremind when I think of this compact nine-hole course just a few minutes drive south of E'ville's downtown. If it weren't for the sign, you'd never know it was there, across the street and up the hill from Lincoln Middle and Woodland Elementary Schools, bounded by the "Grandview" subdivision to the east and just woods and a bike path away from the "Esic" subdivision to the south. Some on-site memorabilia reminds you that the Legion has sponsored some mean baseball teams, too.