Rock Spring Park
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Rating:
(4 votes)
Location:
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First Tee: (38.906,-90.161)
Course Details:
# Holes: 18
Target Type: DISCatcher
Tee Type: Concrete
Elevation: 50/50 Flat/Hills
Foliage: Corridor
Course Length: 6800
Alternate Length: 7500
Hole Length:
Under 300ft: 6
300 – 400ft: 6
Over 400ft: 6
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Course Description:
Great course. Use of terrain with risk/reward is super - especially on the front 9.
Course Established: 2008
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Directions:
From St. Louis; 67/367 north across Clark Bridge into Illinois. At end of bridge, go right then quick left onto Rte. 140/E. Broadway connection, stay right to go east, 0.5 mile to a left on Washington Ave. (BP gas station), north 0.9 miles to a left on College Ave., west 0.3 miles to a right into the park. Take Rock Springs Dr. all the way around. 1st tee just NE of pavilion.
Concrete tees have been installed...Before this course was a 3 out of 5 at best, now its a 5 out of 5. I live in the St. Louis area and this is my absolute favorite, I play it every chance I get.
love this course!! although some of your missed putts can turn out bad! Super tough! Much easier to follow hole to hole..although that could be cause ive played it a few times now..and trails are easier to find now that a lot more people have walked around out there. For the most part it seems pretty open for your drives..elavation makes it tough on a few holes..but there aren't really any tight tight holes..really fun to play!
This is a good, fun, challenging course and now has concrete tee pads.
Rock Springs and Souix Passage Park in North St. Louis County are the best parks in the area IMO. Rock Springs is never crowded and the course layout makes for a decent but not too strenuous hike.
this course is our FIRST choice in the St. Louis area.
Fun, challenging.
Has several Tee's that will put your arm to the test.
Course just isn't in the same ballpark of several of the other courses in StL.. It didn't seem well maintained. It was a long drive for an ok course. It would be a good course for amateurs to practice and develop their skills before visiting one professional courses in St. Louis.