Aberdeen Golf Club

Absolutely beautiful weather and a great way to spend the day. Course was in good condition and the greens were cut and rolled, so they had a little speed to them. My first time playing the course, so it helped that we were partnered up with a couple of people familiar with the course. Tee times were a little behind because of the morning dew. Will certainly go back and try again.

Good: Course condition is excellent. The staff are aces
Bad: none at all

This place is great. the clubhouse staff is on top of things. the course is perfect. Spectacular views of the valley. Way to go guys.

Course was in decent condition after heavy rain a couple days before. Staff was nice and it was a nice Saturday afternoon so we expected it to be busy....but this was ridiculous. ONE group was holding up the ENTIRE course leading to 5.5 or 6 hour rounds and there was NO marshal to be found. The group was totally oblivious and the staff evidently did not care. Surprising for such a good course normally.

This course is my favorite in STL. It is always in great shape and is one of the better values. Matt/Greg and staff do a great job.

Bunker placement was top notch ensuring accurate drives or carry to avoid. Fairways were in great shape and lies tight around the greens. Greens were challenging with subtle breaks requiring commitment to the putt or a line to drop in the hole.
I only rate below a 5 due to fall aeration in progress on the tee boxes and dirt turds remained. Tee locations were not specific as the markers had not been replaced.

Course was in good condition overall - tee boxes had just been aerated. Very hot day and a few of the water jugs on the course were empty.

We played the Aberdeen Links course in full sun on a 97 degree day, and sort of missed the possibility of seeking shade. Kudos to the staff, for the water coolers were plentiful and full of ice water. It is a challenging and interesting layout. Zoysia fairways were consistently good. Bunkers were well filled with quality playable sand. The Greens, however, were inconsistent. If all were as good as #9 I would have rated the course much higher.

This is a fun course to play. In good condition although the greens were a little beat up from people not fixing marks, but better than most. Fairway bunkers are in tougher spots along with high native grasses making tee shots a little more important here. Can be tough from the black/gold tees. Had a lot of fun and will play again.

This is a links style course with some very interesting mounding, resulting in elevated greens with some unexpected runoff and collection areas. It is similar to gateway national only a bit more interesting. Really well maintained and a good value if you can score a deal or play twilight. One odditiy was that none of the traps had been raked and most players took this to mean they didnt have to rake the traps. This resulted in your ball sitting in someones foot print in the bunker. This got to be kind of annoying.

Course was in great shape. Greens rolled well and fairways were in great condition. Staff was friendly and made sure the slow groups were keeping pace. I'm looking forward to playing it again this year.

the course was in good condition considering the recent warm weather, greens were true and medium speed, fairways hard and ran a lot just like I expected.

In light of The Open Championship, I selected a self-proclaimed links styled course. I like courses that have a range and nice size putting green in order to get a proper warm up. The tee boxes were in good shape. The fairways were in excellent shape. The greens left a lot to be desired. They were slow, bumpy, and full of unrepaired ball marks and foot prints. I repaired 2-4 ball marks on every green. The sand bunkers were in good shape. The course does not play like the ones in Scotland. Don't expect 30-80 yard roll outs. The clubhouse had no food except for one last hotdog. Come on! It's 5pm on a Saturday. Really! All things considered, it's a very good course. Play it in the morning and then play Pevely Farm in the afternoon.

Aberdeen is the best unknown course in St. Louis. The tees, fairways, and greens are in good shape. The layout itself is fun, with a lot of variety of holes. Highly recommended for the price they charge. Also, the group in front of us was starting to move slowly around the 10th hole. The owner came out, and took control of the situation. They sped up immediately, and we finished in just under 4 hours.

Course was in great shape, staff in the pro shop left a little to be desired. Will play again just based on the course, not the staff that's for sure.

I have not played Aberdeen in quite a few years and was pleasantly surprised at the good condition of the course and the fair level of play. I would recommend that the staff stay on top of players since the pace was slow and twosomes should be paired which was not the case especially on a Friday with a noon tee time. A refreshment cart would also add a welcome note for a July afternoon tee time.

fairways and greens in nice shape lots of sand traps must keep the ball in play number 18 hole is challenge ...

Matt and his crew have the course in great shape. Greens were fast and firm. Great course.

Great course. Can be challenging at times. The staff was awesome. The course is well maintained and the pace of play was not bad. They have a no jeans policy which helps weed out some of the players that might destroy other courses. I will be back again.

Joy to play; great Scottish links layout; Highly recommend.