Pheasant Run Golf Course

I always love coming to Pheasant Run. Whether playing in their Wednesday Men's league or sneaking away during lunch to squeeze in some practice it's a great venue. Staff is great and Golf HQ is only a 300 yard drive away.

Love this course for working on my short game!

This course used to be in better shape. Not sure why it's slipping...

A good course, friendly staff.

Yes this is a "value" course but every time I play there's a guy watering a green with a hose dragging across it. When you get to the tee box, he keeps going and doesn't care how his hose could stop your ball. Other than that, it's fair for the price.

THIS IS A NICE COURSE TO PLAY IF YOU WANT TO PRACTICE YOUR IRONS. SOME HOLES REQUIRED A LONG IRON, BUT NEVER USED MY DRIVER.

Staff met us in the parking lot with a cart. Told us to load up and see you in the pro shop. Round ended with a thank you for coming out to see us and play the course. We hope to see you again.

Pheasant Run Golf Course in O'Fallon MO is a nice little golf course that has a few very difficult holes.

However, the majority are easy Par 3's. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. Most would enjoy playing this course.

This little executive course is one of StL's golf secret gems. It's simply the best designed golf course at Par 60 or under I have ever played. Most every one of the 18 holes is designed like a championship golf hole. The only difference is yardage.

There is not a better course for juniors or beginners to learn on. The course - like a championship layout - gets tougher from the longer tees, and while it's only about 3300 yards from the tips, it is a serious challenge. Water and excellent bunkering make it a great test of golf. But the forward tees give kids a chance at playing a course that feels like a big time track.

For the amount of play it gets, the course is usually in great condition. The greens are true and have subtle breaks. The bunkers could stand to be better taken care of - but as I said, the overall bunkering on this course is up there with any of the big name StL courses.

The price is ridiculously low, and you don't need a cart, though they have them. Their practice facility is never in great shape, but it is All-Grass practice range which is hard to find around these parts.

There's been a For Sale sign on the property, and I really hope this place doesn't get bulldozed for apartments or homes. Again, there's not a better place for kids to learn the game. Pheasant Run is connected to the Family Golf Center, which features an 18-hole Putt-Putt course as well as an 18-hole Pitch & Putt Par 3 course. The Pro Shop there is surprisingly well stocked.

I really hope more people try this place out. I'd hate to see be destroyed for more ugly buildings. I've played golf in 16 states around the country, for over 30 years, and this is truly the best Executive length track I've ever played.

First time playing this course, nice layout but unfortunately we went not long after the flood recently and some of the holes were shutdown but they made up for it by allowing us to play 20 holes instead of 18(played 10 good holes twice) the lodge was under construction due to the flooding but overall staff was nice and the course was fun. Will definitely go back when it's 100% fixed

Course was nice but can't expect things to be top notch as many people that play. Would be much nicer if people actually fixed their ball marks and didn't drag their feet...but what can you do. Some people just don't care.

The course layout is great and easy but the condition of the course is bad. Greens are loaded with divot marks, Roads were flooded when i played due to rain earlier that week. Mosquitoes here will kill you haha worse then at Emerald green make sure you bring OFF day or night. Course is great for playing at night, grooming your irons or teaching kids how to play. I love playing here for those reasons but if there was another course that had night golf i wouldnt hesitate to forget about this course should be a $20 course.

Very very short course. I would only use it again if I wanted to strictly work on irons because that's practically all I used. Also don't park near the 18th hole. My friend pulled with literally a 3 hour old car (right off the lot) and within the 5 mins of loading the cart his car got hit with a ball. They need to put up a net or wall of some kind. Oh and they obviously claim to be not liable for damaged property.

course is terrible, greens are terrible, pace of play super slow

I was waiting 15-20 minutes per hole. I paid for 18 but left after 9 since it was so slow.

Greens could be managed better, don't play very true, but for a good GF price, I'll play.

Our tee time was 7:20am, an employee arrived a few minutes before to open the golf shop causing us to tee off about 15 min late. Not a big deal, but when you are on a schedule it makes a difference.

The greens are awful. Not necessarily the courses fault, but it's the lack of players taking care of divots.

The cost wasn't bad and we were the first ones out there, so there was no hold up at any holes.

Course in rough condition even for early spring. Probably won't be back.

Convenient location nice staff fun course to play me and my wife enjoy playing it whenever we can

I frequent this course often. Great course to get back into golf after acl reconstruction. Mostly short irons with a few long ones mixed in. I was happy with the conditions considering the amount of rain we've had lately. I won't pay the 28-32 dollars it is regularly, it isn't worth that. I do consider it well worth your while when you can find a good deal. Guys who are in love with the driver stay away. This course introduced me to golf a couple of years ago (I'm 32) and I wish I'd started way sooner. This course is a great way to introduce a child or adult to golf.