Forest Park Golf Course - St. Louis Missouri Golf Courses & Tee Times

Course Conditions (as reported by course)

Last Aeration: 4/1/2009 Next Aeration: Not Reported

3/12/2009 - Forest Park Reports: "We are in Great Shape!"

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#1 - 1H – Good beginning hole, keep it right to avoid the bunker on the left. 1D – Dogleg right par 5. Take a one more club on your approach shot because of the uphill lie.

#2 - 2H – Difficult par 3 over native grass. Care of the greenside bunkers depending on the pin placement. 2D – Long par 3. Greenside bunkers can swallow shots that are long, right or left.

#3 - 3H – Straightaway par 4, but don’t get caught in the trees to the left or the high grass to the right 3D – Shorter par 4, but an uphill second shot can make you come up short.

#4 - 4H – Par 3 that plays longer than it looks. 4D – Straight par 4. The long green can change your club selection. Choose wisely.

#5 - 5H – Par 4 that can be an easy birdie, but don’t get caught in the greenside bunkers. 5D – Par 3 over the water. If you get wet, use the drop zone on the right.

#6 - 6H – Straight par 5 and if you can put your drive out there, maybe go for it in two. 6D – Dogleg left par 4. Keep your drive to the right to avoid the fairway bunker on the left.

#7 - 7H – Short par 4, but there are plenty of bunkers to swallow your ball. 7D – Dogleg right par 4. Watch out for the water on the left side of the green.

#8 - 8H – Slight dogleg left par 5. Keep your drive to the right to avoid the fairway bunker. 8D – Short par 3. Make sure to take enough club to get your ball over the two front bunkers.

#9 - 9H – Par 3 over the water. Take a little extra club, so you don’t get wet. 9D – Devilishly long par 5. Getting a par here is stealing one on the field.

#11 - 2R – Long par 4. Keep your tee shot down the middle to avoid trouble. Take an extra club on the approach due to the false front.

#13 - 4R – Par 4 with a blind landing area. Keep your approach shot to the right, because of the lowered greenside bunker to the left.

#14 - 5R – Dogleg right par 5. Keep your tee shot left to aid in your second shot. Make sure to clear the fairway bunker on that second shot. Another false front to the green, be aware.

#15 - 6R – Long par 3. This green is the trickiest on the course because of the large dip in the middle. Club selection is very important.

#16 - 7R – Another par 4 with a blind landing area. Keep your drive to the left, because of the large sloped fairway.

#17 - 8R – Dogleg left par 4. Use a 5 wood or long iron to avoid the downhill lie if you go to far. Easy par if you place your shots in the desired position.

#18 - 9R – Par 4 up the hill. Try and avoid the fairway bunker, conveniently located in the middle of the fairway.

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	If you're flexible on where and when you play, you may want to book times reserved for LastMinuteGolfers. You'll often enjoy significant savings, but reservations made inside 24 hours are prepaid and non-refundable and all reservations are held with a credit card. Very limited tee time availability. If you DO know where you want to play and when, then we suggest that you call the course, enjoy access to all available tee times, and book at the established course rates.
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