Aberdeen Golf Club

From out of town and glad we played here. Beautiful hidden gem, nice style links course, fairways and greens in great shape. Friendly knowledgeable staff. Definitely recommend.

This is a great golf course in, around the Meramec River west of St Louis off Highway Interstate 44. Definitely worth a try with some long par fours, but definitely worth investing a round.

Been wanting to play here but unfortunately it was a let down. The carts are not great. The greens were shaggy and bumpy. The fairways were nice but had clumps of grass everywhere. Overall it’s an average course. It has a lot of potential. I wouldn’t make the drive past all the other great courses in the area to go back.

Challenging links course. Very friendly staff and decent pro shop. The course itself is in rough shape. Lots of bare spots or squishy ground on fairways. Greens better but some are virtually gone (#6). Can't blame the condition on the weather because STL August's are a known issue. They could at least pay someone to go around and blow off all of the cut grass from the fairways. This is a minimal expense to make it look better. Also, invest in some fans to move the air around the greens to mitigate the fungus problem. Again, not a lot of cost for the benefit. With Crescent Farms offline, you would think Aberdeen would go head over heels to attract golfers and it just doesn’t look like they care that much. Our last experience here a few years ago was much better. What a shame.

This used to be one of the better public courses in St. Louis. A unique links-style layout with great greens. I used to love playing here. Played yesterday and… what happened? Greens are still decent and roll well, but the rest of the course is rough. Fairways are hard with mixed grasses, tee boxes are beat up, and a lot of it is burnt out with dirt patches. On several holes, you can’t even tell where the fairway ends and the rough begins. If it were my first time playing, I’d have no idea where to aim. Paid $70 for a Sunday afternoon round, but there are plenty of courses in better shape. I played Forest Park for $65 the other week and conditions were much better Tons of potential, but right now it’s below average. This could easily be one of the best golf experiences in St. Louis if they got the grass looking green and lush again.