Oak Valley Golf Course & Resort

This course offers some of the most challenging fairways and greens in the south STL area. This course is in great early spring condition especially after an overnight and early morning rain. Greens are in fantastic condition and unforgiving. Club house is awesome and the staff is very friendly and accommodating. I really enjoy playing Oak Valley and it never lets me and my friends down. Always a challenge!!!

Highly recommend Oak Valley GC!!!

Being first had issues with yardage, some tee shots require unique first shots, but had a great time

Hey, it’s winter! Yardage markers are here and there, greens in tough shape, zoysia grass all brown and won’t hold the ball but otherwise it was only $15.00. Thanks tee off!

The course is good to play but the phone is always on voice mail and it' full. If you try to book on line, you have to pay for all the players instead of holding the tee time and have the player pay when they get to the course.

So I haven't played since and doesn't look like I will be playing again if I can't book and pay when I get there.

The cart paths are horrendous, some of the staff are rude and the price you pay for 18 holes is way too much for this course. Do not recommend. SO many better courses to play.

Good value. Golf staff is friendly n more then willing to help. Greens n good shape.

Great course, great staff. wonderful clubhouse and banquet hall. Highly recommended

Great course beautiful club house. Highly recommend

The course was in great shape for December golf! The staff was very friendly and the fairways played well. The only criticism would be that the greens were ridiculously slow. It seemed as though they hadn’t been rolled in weeks.

Course continues to improve. Nice new sand in all traps.

Good value under $25. Greens are horrendously slow.

Played the course for the first time and found the lay-out good, the staff friendly, but the course itself needs work. Teeboxes have overgrown grass, almost like teeing up in the light rough, Lots of bare patches of dirt versus grass in the fairway. Greens are in good shape considering its fall, but are playing quite slow with bumps that make reading a putt difficult. Would play again in the spring.

Made the trip down south of the city to play Oak Valley. It was a fun course to play that, given the fall time of the year, was in solid but not great shape. Was told it was bought out a few years ago by new ownership that is slowly putting in improvements.

The tee boxes were good while the fairways (and rough) were solid but patchy in some places. There were areas of bare dirt and mud in others. The greens were strong but a little fuzzy, slow and had a lot of unrepaired ball marks. The cart path was good in some places but pretty uneven in other places.

When we were teeing off on No. 5, we almost got hit by two approach shots on No. 2 that flared wide right! So pay attention when you are on that tee box. After the ninth hole, you have to travel a pretty good distance to get to the back nine. The last couple of holes overlook the river and is a nice little setting coming home.

If I could, I’d probably rate this course 3-1/2 stars but it is an enjoyable track so I bumped it up to four stars.