Best value and great layout Greens are slow but I get it bc it would take 6 hours to play if they were fast. Stunning layout read more

Date of visit: June 2026 Course in very good shape. MOST staff friendly. Starter good, cart girl awesome. NO GPS on carts! Ranger was very rude and unknowledgeable. He approached my 4 some and told us to speed up because group behind us was complaining. We just pointed ahead of us, where 3 carts in the middle of the fairway. The ranger said "oh, they;re members" I can't say anything to them" and he proceeded to hound us and stalk us the rest of final 5 holes. read more

Definitely had a great experience this really was a beautiful place, I came for the golf tournament with the YoungLife leaders this is a great golf course I will be returning. great employees here aswell .. thanks very much read more

Pevely Farms Golf Club - Golf Near Me - Eureka, Missouri

Took 5 hours to play 18 despite a Marshall driving around. It's a very hilly course with lots of blind shots and doglegs. It's really hard to know where to hits shots or where the group in front of you are. I cannot understand why they don't have gps on the carts, would solve this a speed up play. Won't be back read more

LOVE this challenging golf course. I'm writing this for my husband, who's an avid golfer. Best to play during the week to avoid the weekend crowd. By the way, it's a long course depending on what tee box you play from. read more

Pevely is in great condition!! Greens fairways and rough are green and properly groomed. Cart paths are smooth and the carts are clean. Played today and was very pleased how the course marshall handled a slow twosome in front of our foursome. That helped to make the round more enjoyable! read more

The course is challenging and pretty long if you play from the blue tees. We heard their greens were in bad shape but when we visited they ran true. There was a nice cart girl serving drinks on the course. The clubhouse is nice, outfitted with a grill and pro shop. My only complaint is that the course was very busy. There were groups right in front of us and behind us. I played poorly. read more

Very beautiful course, and area, and If you like nature, this course has tons of it. In one round I saw horses, snakes, turtles, and deer galore. In fact one hole on the back 9 (near the gigantic house with the rooster that doesn't seem to ever shut up) out of the woods comes a doe and 2 fawns. The fawns, or (baby deer) started chasing each other, and I had total enlightenment at that very moment. Once the cute little creatures headed back into the forest, I took my tee shot which I was able to out run, then was a mess the rest of the day. I would later get on in 2 on hole #18 with a rocket 3 wood to the back of the green. Ended on a definite high note there. Definitely one of the more challenging public courses, but playable, and enjoyable for all skill levels. I think this is absolutely a must play course in St. Louis. read more

Love this course. Challenging, scenic, and in great condition. Probably one of the most scenic in St. Louis in my opinion (other than Missouri Bluffs). I consider this the best of the three in the immediate area (Crescent Farms and Aberdeen being the other two). read more

Excellent test of golf...a 230 yard par 3 from the white tees! Price was reasonable...conditions excellent...staff pleasant...good pace of play...a great day of golf! read more

Although this is a beautiful and challenging golf course, don't go there if you think you are in for a fun, relaxing round. We were playing a scramble and were pushed most of the way by golfers behind us as well as the Marshall, even whIle waiting for golfers in front of us. We golf a lot and never had this kind of experience at a course. read more

In St Louis on business and played this course at the last minute Loved the course!! It's a challenging track that you have to think your way around. Drive-able par 4's (number 3) and wicked par 5's with severe slopes...and a lot more variety in between. Will definitely play it again!! read more

Today wasn't a good day. We pulled up at the bag drop me and my son in law and dropped off our clubs and went inside used the restroom and walked outside and someone STOLE our golf clubs. My clubs alone were well over 1000$. My son in laws were close to that amount also. My Scotty Cameron putter gone!!!!!!!!!!!! I am so upset. The staff tried to help but no luck!!!! They let us use their rentals for no cost but they were junk!!!! They also made us pay for our rounds. It would of been nice if they would of gave us our rounds for free!!! We had to buy balls and gloves and tees I mean come on it would of been a good gesture on their side. We called the police and made a report. I guess the Golf season is over for us!!!!! Don't let this nice neighborhood deceive you. Don't leave you clubs unattended they will be STOLEN!!!! read more

Course was in great condition in May. First time playing the course. Staff took every precaution to keep the players safe- one cart per person, no bunker rakes, and pool noodles around the holes. It was a great place to play a round during the pandemic. We all kept our distance and still had a great time. read more

"GOLFING AT PEVELY FARMS FOR AN EXPERIENCE TO REMEMBER FOREVER Our world-class golf course at Pevely Farms" One thing is for sure, I will forever remember my experience at Pevely Farms.... primarily for the challenging (hairy) greens which were littered with weeds, dirt and ball marks. This was HANDS DOWN the worst golf course I have ever stepped foot on. The fairways had weeds and crab grass throughout. However in general the fairways were decent aside from that. Tee boxes looked like my back yard after 2 days of rain. It is quite clear that Pevely Farms has no concern for providing a "world class" golf experience. When my friend and I asked for a refund after 9 miserable, painfull, holes of "golf", the (young and careless) staff had every BS excuse for why the greens were so bad and had no explanation for why they charged $60 for this goat pasture they call a golf course. They even claimed "all the greens in this area are in bad shape right now" ..... So we took a 2 mile drive to Aberdeen and found some of the most prestine greens I have ever seen. All in all, they gave us a 9 hole rain check, said we could still finish the 18. We decided to cut our losses and go grab lunch and chalk today up as a loss and complete robbery. So I would NOT RECOMMEND Pevely Farms to anyone. This was not worth the 45 minute drive to what was assumed to be a can't miss golf course and great experience. Very dissatisfied. read more

Anyone who gives this course a negative review, is just upset because they didn't play well there. It definitely is challenging, but isn't that what we're all looking for? I've played golf in 14 states and this is probably my favorite course. It is a converted horse farm, and the views are incredible. The course is full of elevation changes and many of the holes have a several minute drive from green to tee. Beautiful. My favorite hole was the long par 5 (back 9 - I believe). From the tips there is about a 100ft drop off to the fairway. If memory serves me right, prices were very reasonable, and the course was in terrific shape. If you're in STL, you must give this one a try. read more

We drove down from Chicago to play with some friends in town and within 5 min of going in to check in someone took my bag along with my buddies bag value well over $2500 over the 2 bags!!! The course didn't do anything to help absolutely terrible no cameras on the course at all!!! Be very careful coming here! read more

Not a bad course, but for some reason they have the flags out. If you raise the holes up so you don't touch the flag you don't need to remove the flags. Absolutely idiotic especially if you are unfamiliar with the course you don't know where the greens/holes are at. Only course I have seen do this an I have played 15 different courses in the last 3 weeks. read more

Layout: Pevely Farms has an interesting layout, but there are many design flaws and several poorly designed holes that seem like they were crammed onto the property. For starters, the green on hole 2 could probably use a redesign. It is severely sloped back to front and often bakes in the summer sun and dries out. This has on several occasions made it totally unplayable as I have had rounds in which you could not (read impossible) stop the ball near the hole on putts from even 10-15 feet. It needs its grade reduced or they need to seriously slow it up with some water. Hole 12 is poorly designed mainly because of the second shot. Because of the sharp dogleg to the green, and the big hill in front of the green, any attempt to go at the hole in 2 is ill advised because it is blind, very difficult to get a line to, and you would have to hit a very high shot to it given there is not much green to work with. Unfortunately, the layup is equally poorly designed as it is sharply downhill has a creek though it, weeds behind, not much room, and the cart path in front of it. I have hit several well struck layups that have taken bad bounces into the creek or gone long. The hole could probably be fixed in some ways if you removed or lowered the hill to the right/in front of the green or widened up the landing area by cutting the tall grass surrounding it. However, the problems with 2 and 12 pale in comparison to Hole 16, which is just a bad golf hole that seems like it was jammed into an awkward part of the property. Its a sharp dogleg par 4 with a terrible landing area for tee shots. Golfers of moderate skill will find themselves attempting to hit two 180-200 yard shots from the standard tees. There is no other way to play the hole, and both shots are awkward. I have played Pevely Farms 30+ times, so I have learned to score on this hole, but its just a bad golf hole and awful for someone who doesn't know the course (often smoke a 3 wood through the fairway). There are some very good holes, however, namely the Par 4 4th (driveable, ob on left, nice risk vs. reward), the par 3 8th (long, heavily bunkered), and the par 4 18th (great finishing hole which can be played several different ways). Difficulty: Pevely Farms is very challenging. When the rough is up, it is a real beast, as it is very thick rough that you can lose your ball in a few feet off the fairway. Some of Pevely's difficulty comes from the fact that several of the holes are poorly designed (see above), but its an overall good test of golf. I would caution beginners against playing here, as its probably going to break you. Intermediate and advanced players will find it a significant challenge, and it will likely take playing a few rounds and accumulating some knowledge before they can score on this layout. Conditioning: 2009 and 2010 were not great years for Pevely's conditioning, but 2011 has been better. They have kept the rough at a resonable length (this was a major problem in years past) and the greens and fairways are in very good shape. Overall, the conditioning is typically above average. Value: It's overpriced for weekend prime time, but there are great twilight and weekday rates, so overall its not bad. Scenery: Homes about the course are only minimally intrusive and there are some nice vistas in the hills of the Pevely Valley. Above average. Walkable: No. Several holes are very far apart. Practice facility: Decent range, but they close it with any rain or water and their are no mats. If it rains, plan to warm up elsewhere. The putting green is average and not that big. There is no short game area. Pevely is a mixed bag that scores points with its scenery but loses marks because of some severely flawed holes. Although it probably gets less attention, I believe Aberdeen is the best overall golf course in the Pevely Valley. I give Pevely Farms a 6 out of 10. read more

Not happy with the changes that they made there! New ownership and the very first day they let go the superintendent. All these talks of major cut backs and they are going to make a beautiful challenging course to a shitty one now! Oh wait...same owner as Cresent Farms and the Cresent farms workers are working both courses now. Make that 2 shitty courses that use to be beautiful and well maintained golf course until the new owner took over and ruined not 1 but 2 courses! read more

I play here 30 times a year. It is one of the most challenging course in the St. Louis area and that is why some people give a bad rap. It is a Arthur Hills design with very few flat lies and some severely sloped greens (like every course he has designed). There are no houses directly on the course and very few you see overall. The grain on the greens can be severe at times and if you do not play here regularly may drive you nuts. If you can play well on this course you will do well on most courses in St. Louis. read more

This course is very scenic and enjoyable. However it is a pain in the ass to play. Most of the fairways are sloped, and in these dry conditions, you nail the middle of the fairway, it just rolls right down to the rough. Quite annoying, but it isn't anything that will keep me from coming back. You can get deals here as well to pay as little as 28.00. This is a little farther from the St. Louis area, and can be a bit tricky to find off the highway, but it is worth the trek. read more

Purely giving this rating for the goofiness of several of the holes. I e played several top ranked difficult courses but non had the quirkiness of these holes. Hard to get a flat lie. The cart paths are not conducive to quick play and with this non walkable and many times cart path only makes for long rounds. It is a scenic course. Sometimes they have good rates that do make it hard to pass up. I just don't get all the hype. read more

Hadn't played here I 10 + years and won't be back. The rudest staff I've ever encountered on a golf course. The pro shop staff is unfriendly and curt. I booked on Pevely website for $28 but they charged me $34 with no explanation. The worst is the starter, who treats paying guests as if they are children that need to be lectured. Give the guy a clip board and he thinks he's important. The course is exceedingly slow because they've jammed too many tee times back to back. Starter told us we need to speed up play while group in front of us is less than 200 yds away??? Then he lectured us to stay on the rough & don't go onto fairway, despite the Clubhouse telling us the 90% rule was in effect that day? Which is it? Finally, the course itself is not that great. The back nine is an absolute joke. I'm curious if it was designed by an actual architect or someone's brother-in-law. Horrible layout. Condition of fairways and greens below average. There are many better courses out there. Don't waste your money on this dog track. read more

We played this golf course on March 28th. The course staff was wonderful, friendly and very nice to our entire family. This was our daughter's first time playing 18 holes and they were very attentive and nice. They were running a great special on clothing in the pro shop and had a great selection. The course was in pretty good shape for the weather and time of year we played. I would recommend this course if you are looking for a place to play near St. Louis. The snack bar attendant even made our daughter hot chocolate after we were done to warm her up. THE STAFF WAS AWESOME!!!!! read more

In town for business so I decided to take a client to a good course in the area. After reading some reviews Pevely Farms came up as a great place to go. I booked the package for two that included $20.00 per person for food and drinks and a hat for each person. My total for this was $212.00 Including tax. I was running late so the Cade drove me to meet my partner on the course. The scenic view was beautiful but the first green had weeds growing out of it so it was very hard to putt. I tossed it up as maybe they grew in overnight LOL Second hole same thing-Third hole same thing-Fourth hole there wasn't a green you putted on the grass. What a joke, so on the turn I went to the pro and asked him why I was charged $100 per person to golf at this place if it's not event golf able? His response "thats what we charge if you don't want to golf it let me know" WHAT! I told him that I would be golfing the back and would be taking pics of his greens to place online. So far the best course price wise in the ST Louis area that is the best kept is the LANDING in chesterfield. Please Please don't waste your money on PEVELY FARMS it is horrible and to top how bad the course is the staff is rude..... read more

Pevely Farms Golf Club - Rough on the Greens :( Makes for a long day when you five putt - Golf Near Me - Eureka, Missouri

I really enjoy my rounds over there!! Friendly staff, course in great shape, the course is challenging and it is hard to score on!! I can not wait for the season to start, Pevely Farms will be my choice again like every year to open the Golf season this 2014! read more

While I can't say the course itself was in bad shape, beware of booking tee times here. DO NOT GIVE THEM A CREDIT CARD NUMBER! IF YOU INSIST ON PLAYING, TALK SOMEONE ELSE INTO BOOKING INSTEAD! lol You will be charged a booking fee for each foursome you bring to their course. I just got off the phone with them and the "head pro" acted as if I was lucky not to have been charged the round for the missing 8th player in our group and the "booking fees" went to paying tax. There was a $2.00 discount given to each of the 7 golfers from the online price.(I was charged an extra $41.10) He went on to explain that even though I was told that day there had been a mistake made, and I needed to call after the weekend when a manager would be there to correct it and I should not have been charged for 2 booking fees, it is not their problem but rather whoever runs their website where the tee times were booked. ("Golf Now" I believe) I followed up with "so not refunding the extra $20.00 is enough to lose the business of 8 future golfers?" Reply, "again sir, not my problem." "Everyone charges a booking fee, everywhere I have ever worked" he said. Well, I've been golfing in St. Louis for 25+ years and have never had this problem. Over 20 bucks? The first bad review I have ever written for ANYONE, and over $20......... read more

New management is horrible! They never return calls. After multiple calls I finally talked to Steve and asked about redeeming a gift certificate from previous ownership. He told me that they wouldn't redeem because it wasn't their problem. I asked if many others had called with the same request and then he hung up on me. Nice customer service Steve. read more

I used to hate this course due to several quirky holes and the difficulty in finding a flat lie. However, since it is not far from my home, I have played it a number of times. It is in good shape and you can occasionally get a good deal price wise on golfnow.com. I would classify it as a difficult course where experience and patience are key. read more

Pevely Farms Gold used to be a great place to play - like 10 years ago. The course conditions on 8/2715 were terrible. They also scheduled so many players that we waited forever and didn't even get to finish. i would NOT recommend this course. Aberdeen next door is in excellent condition and Cresent is also in better condition. Don't waste your $$ even if you get an online deal. not worth it! read more

Very poor greens quality... long rough... rude staff ... poor grooming on tee boxes ... rotting wooden steps up to tee boxes... no flower beds or aesthetics whatsoever. This used to be a great course, but Walters has turned it into a dump. Oh, and it takes 6 hours to play on any given day due to overloading and folks searching for balls in 5" rough. read more

I'm not a pissed as the previous poster Korey, but I didnt pay that rate. The course does suck though. It seems like each green is worse than the last one you just tried to putt on. Spend your money elsewhere. You can usually count on having crappy bunkers at a Walters golf course because everyone of their courses has crappy bunkers but the greens are not this bad. Except maybe Normandie somtimes. read more

The course is nice, the people are not. It's all about them not the customer. Walked in to see a worker in the pro shop walking from the coffee with a full cup only to go and get one myself to find it was empty and nobody was attempting to refill or even in the bar area. The starter gave the terrible "if I let you do it everyone would" excuse, when we tried to get our two groups back to back tee times after finding out we had another threesome sandwiched between us- 20 minutes before teeing off. We said we had two groups when setting up tee time but they seemed to purposely put another threesome in between ours. After the other threesome that saw we were together volunteered to let us play through on 1st hole the starter came down the hill screaming like a mad man. I'd like to think he was just trying to run a tight ship but frankly the starter was just being an ass, acting like he was paying for us to play there, not the other way around. After finishing a round where you are forced to stay on cart path way to often, they don't even allow you to drive golf cart to car. In the meantime they don't have enough carts so while trying to clean out cart and clubs they were standing over the top of me with two players because they needed the cart. read more