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

This is one of my favorite golf course in the Alton area.the fairways and Greens were excellent.the…read morecourse layout is super fun and challenging but forgiving to new hackers . I can't wait to golf this course again

This once was a good course til they hired a superintendant from Florida, then it all went…read moredownhill. The person is arrogant, unsociable, and likes to threaten players. I played all last year even thru the winter he wasn't there and all went well. But since he has arrived, the greens are back as they were 2 years ago in disrepair. But that is not the largest issue, the bigger issue is that this person does not care about the golfers. I am disabled and have difficulty and must use a cart. He choose to threaten me on multiple occasions regarding my cart use. I have decided I can no longer deal with this person and will be finding another course. Too bad the owners do not understand this person is running off their customers for I am not the only one.

Wonderful gem of a place in the heart of St. Charles. Easy to get to from I-70 and affordable,…read moreclean, accessible, friendly, and just overall top notch for a driving range. If I lived closer, I'd be there all the time! $12 for an XL bucket of balls and covered bays to hit from, which is wonderful in the heat of summer or even in the rain! You can get ice cream and even have your clubs regripped for a very reasonable price. They said if you drop off the club, you can pick it up the next day. I cannot say enough good things about this place. I think every driving range should be like this even at some high end country club! Well done and see you soon.

I've been coming here for years. Great selection of newer mats and large grass tee area. Also has a…read morechipping area to work on that short game and a mini golf course to enjoy with the family! Prices on baskets are more than reasonable compared to other places in the metro area. All in, a great place to enjoy the game of golf!

Open March 18,2024. Small greens that roll true. You'll use…read moreall your clubs. Very reasonable prices. Golf leagues almost everyday except Friday. Call the clubhouse to find a league. Yes there is ladies and seniors leagues available.

-10/12. Don't ever go to this country bumpkin dirt patch. They didn't honor my golf now tee time…read more Made me wait for four foursomes and then have the nerve to charge me even more than the price on golf now. I guess they have long time members or something. The foursomes were on their second 9 and they still let them go first. Should tear this down and expand the park.

What a great place for a date, family fun or to just get off your fanny and be active!…read more I went here with my brothers and we had a BLAST! We hit the batting cages first (I recommend bringing your own bat) then did some mini golf. The mini golf here was awesome. Such a blast and not too easy

Nice place good service almost always give you extra coins. Friendly employees. Could use some…read moreupdating on the batting cages.

A great golf course and great service! I would definitely go back again. Very reasonable price for…read moresome family fun.

Located in the husk that once was the great Mid Rivers Mall, Putt Quest is an 18 hole jungle themed…read moreputt-putt course. It offers a fun indoor based activity during these hot summer days that's great for the whole family. It costs $10 for adults and $5 for kids and takes roughly 45 minutes to an hour to complete, depending on party size. The attendant was friendly and offered us the option to play through the course a second time at no extra cost. Some holes are very elaborate while others lacked a little creativity, but the overall construction and quality of the course was enjoyable. Overall a fun experience that offers good bang for your buck.

Not sure why the price on the website doesn't match the price when you get there $12 bucks for a…read morebull bucket isn't too bad though. Super friendly people and a very nice course.

Overall a good golf practice range. Mats and grass although the grass area is extremely limited,…read morelikely 6 people max. The mats and tees are in great condition which is rare to see. Prices are comparable to other ranges at $9 for a large bucket. One downside is even though there are credit card acceptance stickers on the window they do not accept credit cards and instruct you to go across the street to the nearest ATM. Evidently this is only during non-summer months but none the less a inconvenience given it's 2021.

I tried to come up with a catchy title for this one, but with the comedy of errors, the only thing…read moreI could come up with was... "Hoots on first? I don't know... Third Base!'" I'll.be honest, I hate most major league ballparks. There just so "stuffy and expensive". And I grew up an Astros fan, so being a Cards fan wasn't' "in the cards", so I need a local non-Cardinals associated team.. and to be honest before the Hoots came around, I was a huge River City Rascals fan (before they moved out). So why not try the "new" team? I can spare a 'tenner', right? So let's start with the comedy of errors. Gates opened at 5:30 (not the game start). If a schedule says x o'clock that's the first pitch guys, not gates opening! Current cost: $10 So I buy a ticket an hour before the gates open and have to wait. Good news is, met a crew from the Veterans hospital and they were absolutely hilarious crew to hang with (before and during) the game. Chuck and crew, I hope we get to do that again! Okay, back to the comedy of errors... so I get my ticket out for the gate. And it won't scan!!! All of the sudden we realize the clerk gave me a ticket for next week's game. Really guys? It's that easy to print the wrong game? (-1 star) Thankfully one of the girls recognized me and got me a new Valid ticket quickly. (+.5 star) So now it's time to go look around, and I'll be honest other than a couple of signs, NOTHING really appears to have gotten an update since I was last here (Even a wastecan still had the Rascals logo!). I think even the Perch seems unchanged and just still feels "old", but as I'm soloing I don't need to spend the $$$ to reserve the area, so I'm not 100% sure here. So off to the gift shop. Something that always disappointed me previously, and I'm sorry to say the product selection hasn't improved much. Mostly kids t-shirts (understandable) and hats, but no jerseys for adult sizes beyond a few XL. But I will say they did have a nice variety of Hoots bobbleheads in various outfits. So there's something to work around! But they need to showcase the goods and not just leave them near a back(front?) window. Along with the limited selection of goods, it was DARK, lighten up the room guys.. make it inviting! Late at night it felt like a tomb, more so than gift shop! (-1 full star) But now its food and drink time. It's not busy, so only three eateries are open.. It's baseball, so a brat is mandatory.. only guess what! The least busiest food stand didn't have yet delivered from the main line... Yep, the comedy of errors continue. Well I promise the server I'll be back and she promises to have some. When I realize the foodshops all stocked differently! But this is a little comedy of errors, as I can go with something different, just to order at one find stand... Updated cost: $22 (12 for 1 brat/beer. OUCH a bit!) Uniformity guys or specialize!! (PS: Even the "mystery beer" food cart wasn't running and honestly, it was a "prize" I think should be going for every home game. Great gimmick idea but inactive?) (-.5 stars) The food cart restocks and all is well until they realize they don't have my adult beverage of choice.. the other ones do, but I really can pick 'em huh? (-.5) (So better not ask me for my fanduel bets.. unless you're going opposite and voila. Winner!) Entertainment: So the basic entertaining is for the kids. Rightfully so, but they do have something for the adults! But bring a pen. as you will see. After home half of the inning, they do baseball bingo where every player is assigned 8 bingo letter/# combos, based on the result of their AB (Single, pop fly, walk, etc) and their position. You get 5 cards, and any 5 #'s in a row on any card gives you a prize. That's great til you realize you got nothing to mark your #'s with, and it may take two innings for enough # and with 5 cards, hope you got a good memory! Great idea.. but a big board of numbers might be nice for those of us who need to be reminded to check our tickets, much less track bingo #'s. (No penalty - just consider it). Which takes me to the staff, very friendly, w/both adults and kids, so huge thumbs up for all the smiles, even on an overcast day. (PS: Cotton-eyed joe is a CIRCLE dance :P ) (+1) Which finally brings me to the seating, and while it appears that absolutely nothing has changed in that part of the stadium either, this is a case of you don't fix what isn't broken. I selected 3 different locations to watch from the infield, (general admission is a great thing) and not a bad view of the field from anywhere. (Although I should have done one from the wall, just to heckle the outfielders instead of the ump). And one more adult beverage for another 7. So $29 bucks in all, not a bad 4 hours out at the park. Not MLB prices, but not total budget friendly anymore. But the real q is why haven't you used my "Hoots on first" slogan yet? (Feel free to use, but I want slgoan credit!!)

It's not professional baseball. It's not minor league baseball. It's amateur, college level ball…read morebut the Hoots are still baseball. And with a shortage of ball in 2020 that makes the Hoots a welcome addition to the local sports scene. After relocating from Hannibal to O'Fallon the Hoots replace the River City Rascals--which folded a long run in 2019--at CarShield Field. Like the Rascals the Hoots provide family-oriented entertainment. Unlike the Rascals games are seven innings and evening ones are double headers. However, the back-to-back games feature four different teams with the Hoots playing last. During COVID seat rows are closed off for social distancing. General admission tickets get access to any seat in the stadium on a first come basis.