Innsbrook

Good mix of fairly difficult holes and holes with average difficulty. A few water hazards in locations that require a pretty good shot or pay the price.

Course offers good value when discounts are available. Location is a bit of a drive, dictating need to offer values for western St. Louis residents to utilize the course.

This is one of my favorite courses to play golf. The entire course is maintained well, there are plenty of challenging holes, and the view is just marvelous. It's a long course nestled with plenty of landscaped trees, rolling hills and valleys which makes a great backdrop while playing. The course offers fun for the novice golfer as well as the long ball hitters and has several elevated tee boxes, and dogleg fairways that makes this course exciting and refreshing. The staff is extremely friendly.

I love playing this course. It is always in really good shape and is very challenging without being brutal. A bad shot will make you pay. zoysia fairways let the ball sit up nicely. All of the holes are interesting and make you use all the clubs. The greens are in great shape.
Golf now usually makes it very affordable.
Downside is that it is a fairly long drive from civilization

Fairways are in great shape along wiith the greens. A bit of a drive from St. Louis, but it wouldnt stop me from going. Great cousre

Very nice course, plenty of challenge, and flows very nicely.

Innsbrook is a fantastic course. Although I can't seem to avoid penalty strokes, it is very challenging. Play from white tees, use 3 wood off the tee a lot just to keep the ball in play. The course is zoysia and fairways in perfect condition. Greens get a little beat up, but they are big and usually in great condition. Most tee boxes are great, some need a little attention at the end of summer. In the fall when the leaves start to turn it is a fantastic setting, you might even see some deer and baby doe hanging around. If you get the golf now hot deal this is one of the great value courses. Although it is a fair drive out there, it is worth it. You know how some courses have a lot of bare spots? Well this course is fun to play the ball as it lies, no improvement whatsoever, which should tell you the kind of shape the course is usually in.