Eureka, MO

Kircher Park

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Tyler V
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Experience: 16.8 years 147 played 98 reviews
2.00 star(s)

A Short 9 Right Off I-44 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:May 7, 2021 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Kircher Park is a small park in Eureka, Missouri that hosts a short, recreational 9-hole disc golf course. This is the last disc golf course along I-44 in the St. Louis region, and a good course for newer players to get their feet wet with the game.

Kircher Park's location is about as accessible as a disc golf course can be off of a highway. Kircher is on William's Road, and is the first thing you'll run into when you take exit 265 on I-44 East. Folks coming from St. Louis will actually be told by their GPA to make a U-turn at Rt. 109 to take this exit on the East side of the highway. While there aren't any restaurants or gas stations by the park, the exit most folks will take for the U-turn has plenty of options if you need gas or a snack.

Park Amenities are nice and in good shape at Kircher Park, many of which are ADA accessible. In addition to disc golf, this park has a playground and two shelters that are reservable, and come complete with grills. The parking lot provides plenty of parking, and you'll find a bathroom and water fountain next to the lot. Perhaps the most used part of this park is the trail system that runs through it. Eureka has an abundance of smaller parks along with the larger Route 66 State Park across the highway, and between Eureka's trail system and the connection to the Meramec Greenway, you'll likely see plenty of trail users during a round here. The disc golf course doesn't really come close to the trails, paths, or other park uses except for hole 4, but it's easy to spot trail users and wait for them to pass if you aren't confident about avoiding a shanked throw off the tee. This park used to have a small gauge railroad in the back part of the park which made the course unplayable once a month, but this railroad seems to have been removed with only the rocks that the rails went along remaining. While this makes the course more consistently available, it's disappointing to see such a unique feature removed. You can see that there was a full rail system when you look at the course map on here; I'd love to know if this railroad is getting renovated or is gone for good.

Course Equipment at Kircher is in good shape. The baskets look like oder Gateway Titans, but they still work great. The course now has 9 concrete tee pads in place of the previous tees, making for 1 tee pad n each hole instead of the previous 2. The pads were all nice with good footing during my round. The signage is in good shape, and includes hole number, par (all are 3s), and distance, along with OB information. There aren't graphics of pictures of the hole layouts on the tee signs, but only hole 6 isn't immediate visible from the tee (it's around the corner to the right).

Course design at Eureka Park is very beginner friendly, and about as good as you can expect given the land provided. The park is relatively small for a 9-hole disc golf course, and while there are some spots where a longer hole could have been installed, but this course instead incorporates eight holes that sit mostly between 190 and 275 feet long, with the longest hole being hole 2 at 330 feet. Most of the holes straight, and use a mix of mature trees and other natural obstacles to encourage some different lines to each basket. The course is pretty easy to navigate, with only hole 4 providing a chance to get lost - after hole 3, go past the gate to the right, and then follow the tree line to the right to the opening to hole 4's tee. Once you realize there are 2 sections to the park, the course is easy to find your way around.

While this course is short and beginner friendly, there is some variety when it comes to the best shot for each hole. If you can throw dead straight, then seven of the holes pretty straightforward. That being said, holes 1, 4, 5, and 6 all have some obstacles on the right side of the fairway that make forehands for right handed players more accessible, with 8 potentially falling into that category too. Many of the holes on this course are also just as accessible with a backhand for right handed players though, but this course is surprising in how much it may encourage different throws given how open the course plays overall.

Course difficulty at Kircher Park is very beginner friendly. If you have 300-foot distance, every hole on this course is gettable for a birdie with a little shot shaping ability, with many holes providing ace run opportunities for most players. Beginners will find this course to be a great option for learning the game, as the woods along 4, 5, and 6 being the only real opportunity to lose discs if you really throw off target. With different holes favoring different shot types, this is a good course to learn how to throw both backhands and forehands accurately in that 200 to 300-foot distance. Intermediate players will find some of the shots here fun, and will have a generally stress free round full of birdie opportunities.

Cons:

Kircher Park's location, while convenient in some ways, is also out of the way when considering the St. Louis area as a whole. If you want to try and connect this course with others in a single day, the nearest courses are all about 18 minutes away without considering traffic. While that's not too bad of a drive, Kircher is far less convenient than most other courses in the area. It looks like Forrest Hills DGC, which is also in Eureka, is currently closed, which emphasizes this disconnect. I remember playing in a 9-hole iron man tournament in the past that used Kircher and 3 other 9 holes in one day, so it is doable to play this course with others - just not the most convenient for a casual day.

Parts of this course showed signs of holding water and mud for prolonged periods of time. The area in front of hole 4 was especially bad, and it's clear that this spot stays muddy long after it rains. Hole 1 also has some water along its right side that looks like it can make that side of the fairway troublesome. Other grassy areas around the course showed some signs of holding water too, so be cautious around this course after it rains. The Meramec River is also not too far from this course, and has been known to flood pretty easily, so I wonder if this park has that issue after larger rain accumulation like other parts of Eureka have had.

While the course is great for beginners, the course design at Kircher will leave most players wanting more. The shorter holes will get old for many players, making the replays of this course less desirable. It's kind of a shame too, because whole this park is relatively small, there are places where longer holes could have been incorporated. The most glaring example has to be hole 5, given the longer than necessary walk from the basket of hole 4 to the tee of hole 5. Making this hole longer would up the difficulty a bit for at least one hole. There're other spots in the back part of the park that seem like they could have held an additional or longer hole as well, though I know a lot of the area in the underutilized part of this park section had a lot of train tracks. Making some of the holes a little longer to incorporate more obstacles would make for a more challenging and fun round of golf without making the course less accessible to newer players. For now, the course plays very easy and basic as a whole, and I imagine many players in the St. Louis area don't make their way out to this park too often, myself included.

Other Thoughts:

Overall, Kircher Park is a nice, short rec course that newer players will enjoy learning the game at. While it's replay-ability is not the highest compared to many other courses in the area, there were a couple other groups here that last time I played Kircher, so it does get some good traffic from disc golfers and other park goers.

If you're visiting the area, there are numerous other courses I'd recommend before Kircher. That being said, if you are traveling along I-44, it's hard to beat a quick 9-hole that will have you back on the highway 30 minutes after you pull over to play a quick round. If you're nearby, it's worth a stop to check out and cross off your list.
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lemmmy_acemister
Experience: 9.8 years 12 played 9 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Good flat course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Mar 19, 2018 Played the course:once

Pros:

Some long holes.
Multiple tee pads.
Very flat good for people with limited movement or disibility.
Good for beginingers.
Nice and clean.
Good play ground of the kids.
It would be a good park for a family reunion

Cons:

No tee pads.
Not much on technical shots.


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mrbro855
Gold level trusted reviewer
Experience: 10.5 years 363 played 105 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Beat expectations 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Nov 13, 2016 Played the course:once

Pros:

Typical city park course with mature trees, two sets of tees, adequate signage, and a decent flow to it.

Most of the holes had some type of basket protection, utilizing the trees.

Couple of holes come to mind...
#4- Small window to get your tee shot through, that gets smaller when you move back to the longer tee.
#5- Dog leg right with solid protection. (Sign is totally wrong- distances were 141 ft from red; 195 from white by my pace)
#6 Longer dog leg right. and
#9 Big pine in the fairway that will make you think through your shot selection.

Several other groups out on this beautiful mid- November Sunday!!

Cons:

Grass tee pads- some smoother than others.
Sign on #5 wrong- must have changed the hole somewhere along the line.
Sign on #9 missing.

Other Thoughts:

Next to last course I needed to play to get all the St Louis courses checked off....
Wasn't expecting much after reading through the previous reviews, but it actually wasn't bad.
My 13 y/o daughter and I played two rounds through the course and had an enjoyable afternoon....
Concrete pads and updated signage could move this to a "3" at max. Not much else to move it to a "wow" course but I could see playing it frequently if I lived closer.
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martemar
Experience: 10 years 5 played 2 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Nice course to practice different skills 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 7, 2016 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

-This course is great to work on new skills, or trying out new discs.

-As a RHBH thrower this course provides many opportunities to practice turning my drives, and upshots.

-It's a flat, and very forgiving course that is great for beginners to play.

-If you play with penalties for landing on concrete it adds a little bit more of a challenge.

-Nice course to play at if you're strapped for time. I play this course a lot on my lunch breaks at work.



Cons:

-Hole 2 plays along a creek. If your timing is off on your release you could easily end up losing a disc in the creek. Although, it's easily avoided if you are playing it safe.

-Tends to be very swampy for awhile after a good rain.

- Natural Tee Pads. If the grass is wet make sure you wear some cleats for your longer drives.

Other Thoughts:

This course is a nice, and quick course to play. It's very convenient and is fun to utilize when learning new discs, or working on improving technique.
If you follow the pars on the signs it will be a very easy day. However,if you play every hole as a Par 3 and count penalties, it will make the round more enjoyable.

It is a good course to take friends to play for their first time, or to take your kids to play.

Not my favorite course, but it scratches the disc golf itch if you can't make it anywhere else.
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Vibramterraius
Experience: 10.2 years 38 played 13 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Six Flags Quick Throw 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jun 7, 2016 Played the course:once

Pros:

- Only 6 minutes from Six Flags Amusement Park.
- Easy access from Hwy 44
- Low DG traffic at course
- Course layout leads well from parking lot
- Course layout leads back to parking lot
- Hole signs are good
- Hole lengths are fair for course size (Beginner/Family)
- Fun & Fast Played course

Cons:

- Markers for natural Tee pads are hard to locate flush or recessed with ground level.
- Transition from front of course # 1 thru 4 going to back part of course #5 thru 8 was confusing could use sign there fir direction

Other Thoughts:

Needing a quick throw while taking family to Six Flags. This course is only 6 minutes away from the Amusement Park. It is a quick play 9er. Fun, Clean & great for family who throws too.
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The Valkyrie Kid
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 45.9 years 1563 played 1507 reviews
2.00 star(s)

The Choo Choo Train Course! 2+ years

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 22, 2015 Played the course:once

Pros:

Kircher Park is a nice little park with restrooms, playground, picnic area and a popular walking trail. It's clean, very flat and has a narrow entrance to a back half of the park that holds the final six holes of the course as well as a miniature railroad track that circles that part of the park, probably in a 1/4 mile track.

The disc gold course has natural pads. These pads are marked by two little red bricks in the grass. I found some and probably stepped over a few. They are becoming slightly worn and a little rutted through use. There are very basic metal signs. The baskets are Gateway triple chain models painted a dull red color.

The course is just slightly tougher than a Pitch & Putt variety. I would label it as an easy recreational course. The tee signs list Pars as consistent with Middle School Play so you'll be hunting for Eagles if you want to follow the listed pars on the signs. There's very little in the way of obstacles, perhaps a tree or two on most holes, making the course ideal for beginners, families, teens, wives, or us old guys.

Holes 1, 2 and 3 play in the first part of the park. Then you move to the back part of the park and play 4 thru 8 around the park and RR tracks in a counter clockwise before coming back and finishing your round with # 9 which plays back towards the parking lot and bathrooms.


Cons:

The holes are kind of short and flat (average 250') with few obstacles in your way.

When train is running one Saturday a month, there will be crowds in the park.

Tee pads are not well marked.

Slightly confusing layout, crossing bridge after # 3 to get to # 4. And then crossing bridge again to get back to # 9.



Other Thoughts:

Even though this little course was not particular challenging, I found it to be a pretty enjoyable little throw. It was fun chasing those eagles (#1 a 226' Par 4) if not the ACES. If you're looking for bigger challenges in your life, there's plenty of intermediate courses in the St. Louis area. If you live close and just want to catch a quick fun round, this might be the course for you!
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mikesh1975
Experience: 8.9 years 24 played 5 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Great for beginners 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 21, 2015 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Most of the course has nice wide open shots to the basket. The terrain is flat and grassy. The holes are well maintained.

Cons:

Tees are markers in the ground and the dirt has begun to become ruts. The river is close by so course does flood.

Other Thoughts:

This is what I consider my home course and have played it many times. The park is well maintained and usually not crowded. This is a great place to play for beginners/families since most of the drives are wide open. Its also a great place to practice long and mid ranges drives.
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CatPoopie
Experience: 13.2 years 9 played 4 reviews
1.50 star(s)

Nothing to enjoy 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 29, 2015 Played the course:once

Pros:

-Holes are short (REALLY SHORT)
-Good field for driving and mid-range practice.

Cons:

-Not possible to play if the train is in operation.
-Terrible signage.
-ZERO variety on every hole
-Either some of the tee markers are very well hidden, or just nonexistent.
-If you throw a disc OB on hole 3, you won't get it back.
-There were a lot of people trying to use the open grassy areas near hole 9... but honestly, there isn't enough room for the people who want to enjoy the park.

Other Thoughts:

-It was a very strange experience.
-Not even worth a second trip.
-"Disk Golf"?
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dj3k
Experience: 11.7 years 34 played 11 reviews
1.50 star(s)

Too Easy 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Aug 14, 2015 Played the course:once

Pros:

Has restroom nearby.
Easy access off of interstate (at least east bound I-44).
Good for a quick round.

Cons:

No basket to next tee signage.
The pars are way too easy for the distances and almost no obstructions.
Shots are wide open.
Holes are short.
No concrete tees.
I guess with the space they had there really aren't many trees around to work with.
The sign is mispelled "Disk Golf".
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cmicha
Experience: 8.7 years 1 played 1 reviews
3.50 star(s)

It's a magical place... 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 27, 2015 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

The park is well maintained and has full service restrooms and several pavilions along with a playground. The course is pretty well marked and the baskets are in great shape. This is a great course to learn on and very accessible to families.

Cons:

For those seeking a technically demanding course, this is not the place. As the tees are marked by colored bricks placed in the grass, they can be overgrown by the lawn and a challenge to find sometimes.

Other Thoughts:

The back half of the course shares the field with the St. Louis Live Steamers model railroad. While we were there, the trains were running in maintenance mode and added to the ambience. They are not loud although the staff indicated on ride days (one Sat each month) that a good number of people come so congestion may be an issue at those times.
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jasonrigler
Experience: 11.4 years 120 played 15 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Love the One you're with 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Oct 1, 2014 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Short friendly, clean
nice baskets
well maintained park
beginner friendly

Cons:

no teepads
not a challenging course

Other Thoughts:

I just moved nearby and this course is a great for field work. It's usually empty except a few joggers. It would be nice if there were better markings and teepads and benches but I appreciate the time and effort made to put in and maintain this friendly 9er. I can go somewhere else if i want a more demanding round. Here I can practice a variety of shots without fear of losing any...
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discdanny
Experience: 10.8 years 37 played 17 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Fun & Quick Round 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 3, 2013 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

Kircher is a great recreational course to bring both friends and family out for a fun day of disc golf. I would say that this course is pretty recreational and a great place for beginners to begin playing.Offers both pro and am tees. Another pro about this course is that it is lightly used and fairly open so that.. A) you can have friends and family there with little back ups to worry about 2) if there is no one else in the park it is really fun to play a safari round here to make it even more interesting. This park is generally very clean and includes trash cans, playground, pavilions, restrooms etc. I would absolutely recommend bringing the family out here for a nice quiet round.

Cons:

1) No concrete pads
2) better signage
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stubborn puppet
Silver level trusted reviewer
Experience: 13.2 years 48 played 27 reviews
0.50 star(s)

Kircher a disappoinment 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Apr 9, 2011 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

If you live in Eureka and need to play somewhere, it's in your neighborhoop and is a quick 9 holes you and a couple of buddies can knock out in 30 minutes. It wasn't being used by anyone else either time I have been, so that is a pro, I guess.

Cons:

The landscape is a super-flat course with no variety, no obstacles (save for a few trees to dodge on 2 holes) and the holes are really short. You could probably get through all but 2 of the holes with 1 midrange disc. Almost every hole's fairway (especially on 4 - 8) is a bog of standing water and muddy grass and smells like a swamp. I imagine it drys out at some point in the summer heat, but considering there is no shade, I can't imagine standing in the beating sun to play this course. Also, the tees have become very hard to see because the grass and dirt have kinda built up and half buried them.

Other Thoughts:

I know this review seems really negative, but I've played and enjoyed all 11 of the other courses around St. Louis that I've played. Every other course had some unique and redeeming features that made it a fun game - whereas if all the courses were like Kircher Park, I'd never play disc golf again.
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birdman101
Experience: 14.7 years 59 played 24 reviews
2.50 star(s)

2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Dec 29, 2010 Played the course:5+ times

Pros:

This is a nice recreational course not much of a challenge. On 9 holes, but there is a second set of tees so it can be played as 18. Baskets are in great shape. Tee sign show rough layout of holes, and where extra tees are.

Cons:

Doesn't force a whole lot of different shots. Natural tees aren't in bad shape but they are natural tees. Second set of tees is marked with pavers that are flush with the ground (tee sign gives rough idea of where to look though). there is a bit of a walk from 3 to 4 (you have to walk across the bridge to get to 4's tee.

Other Thoughts:

can only get to it from 44 if you are going east bound there is a back way in off 109 but i don't know the road names to give directions that way sorry.
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mashnut
Diamond level trusted reviewer
Experience: 22.1 years 831 played 767 reviews
1.50 star(s)

Flat n easy 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 5, 2010 Played the course:once

Pros:

The course plays through a flat grassy park with scattered trees throughout. There are enough trees that you have to shape some lines to score well, but not enough to make it very punishing for newer/recreational players. There are a few holes that have more defined lines, and there's a mix of left and right turning shots. The park space is used very well to make some decent shots without conflicting with other park uses or having any safety issues between holes.

There are basic tee signs at the shortest set of tees that are plenty informational to follow the course. Other than the transition from 3 to 4, the flow is good with no other navigational issues. The tees are marked with blocks in the ground, but someone has kept them cleared off so you can find the longer tees without too much trouble. The baskets are in good shape and catch fine.

Cons:

The park is used as well as possible, but it's still a flat city park without dense enough trees to really have any trouble even with a shanked drive. The signed tees are the most likely to be played, and they just don't have very much challenge or variety. The longer tees aren't enough longer to really be a more difficult course, and many don't really call for a different line than the shorter tee. After 3 you have to cross the bridge to get to 4s tee, a sign would be nice for first time players. A few holes in that back part of the park play pretty close to a road, I don't think it gets much traffic but it can scuff up discs pretty badly.

Other Thoughts:

This is definitely a beginner level course, and for that it's a good design. The holes are reasonable lengths, there are enough trees that newer players will be encouraged to try some shot shaping, and there isn't too much punishment for errant shots. More experienced players won't find much challenge or variety to keep them coming back here, even from the longer tees. Don't go out of your way for this one, but if you want to take your kids or some new players out this is a good spot for that. The model railroad set up looks pretty cool, I would have loved to see people out there with their trains.
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discdork
Experience: 21.8 years 11 played 11 reviews
2.50 star(s)

eureka 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Sep 10, 2009 Played the course:once

Pros:

titans, fun little course , close to six flags for people traveling to theme park grab your bag and play on the way home

Cons:

no concrete pads

Other Thoughts:

only played it once so my opinion isnt the best to use but it was a fun course to play
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CrimsonRavyn
Experience: 4 played 4 reviews
3.50 star(s)

Flat, Beginner, and Family oriented 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jul 25, 2009 Played the course:once

Pros:

Great course for the beginners and families. It was not crowded, with only 2 other groups on the course. A father (25 to 30 years old) and son (8 years old)were out practicing and were very helpful. It was very flat and not very wooded, but had enough trees to have a little challenge. The first three or four holes and hole 9 are in the front near the parking lot and play ground, the other holes are in the back. The back is closed to vehicles and you must go over a bridge to get to it, but there was no one around. It made for a quiet, relaxing game. The park was well taken care of and is hidden from the traffic of the nearby highway. The front holes are great if you have a child, who doesn't like to go disc golfing because you can watch them as you play the 4 holes in the front. The baskets are easy to find and see. The holes have signs and they are located at the red tees.

Cons:

The white and Blue tees are a little harder to find then the red tees. The tees are dirt and are distinguished with markers in the ground.

Other Thoughts:

I was informed by the father and son that the course does flood, during flood season. There is also a model railroad set up in the back. I am not sure when or if it runs, but this could make for a noisy and distracting game.
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Chucktown
Experience: 16.9 years 18 played 12 reviews
2.00 star(s)

Fun Beginner Course 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Played on:Jan 16, 2009 Played the course:once

Pros:

It is a nice short and open course. The holes aren't too long so it is good for a beginner. Good course to learn your throws or practice your putts because it's not very busy. Pretty difficult to lose a disc unless its on a roof or in a tree.

Cons:

This would be a boring course for someone who plays alot. It's not very long, you can get away with a fairway driver and a putter here. Few obstacles, just a playground, pavillion, and outhouse.

Other Thoughts:

Fine course if you are looking to learn or teach. Also if you just want to get out and throw.
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REDARMY
Silver level trusted reviewer
Experience: 15.8 years 53 played 34 reviews
3.00 star(s)

Solid 9-holer 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Mar 22, 2009 Played the course:once

Pros:

Only accessable from one side of highway 44 as mentioned in the directions, but once you start heading the right way, there's enough signs around that you can't miss it.

No elevation to shake things up, but a good balance of hyzer/anhyzer shots (plus a tommy or two thrown in for good measure) and enough trees to make it challenging, especially from the white tees.

Baskets aren't easily identifyable with numbers on them, but they're in great shape otherwise and you should have no problem figuring out where you are throwing anyway as the course is laid out rather well. (No crossing fairways or any of that nonsense)

Natural pads, but they aren't recessed mud pits and recently had some straw strewn about on top to aid in the water extraction process.

Tee signs are detailed enough that you shouldn't have a problem figuring out where you are throwing.

Aside from the buzzing trucks on the highway behind you, the park is quiet and almost void of pedestrian traffic.

Easy enough to bring noobs/kids out to play, hard enough to give upper-level players a moderate challenge.

Cons:

Righteous bathroom right in front of the parking lot, but no running water!!! Disgusting prospect in its own right, but that's got to be a health hazard the city should look into, nevermind the smells and dirty hands.

Those looking for epic elevation changes or scenic views will be wanting. The course is visually flat and boring.

There is a kiosk by the parking lot, but nothing on there mentions disc golf, and likewise no scorecards/course map/direction to send you over to the first tee.
Depending on which way you climb out of your car, you'll either see 9's basket or 1's tee first.

A sign is needed to point golfers from 3's pin over the bridge to get to hole 4, since the next tee you come upon is actually hole 9.

Other Thoughts:

Worthy of the trip, and with both Unger and Watson Trails nearby, a good start or end to a day of disc golfing.
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Gflap
Silver level trusted reviewer
Experience: 20.7 years 423 played 33 reviews
2.50 star(s)

Flat Nine 2+ years drive by

Reviewed: Updated: Played on:Feb 28, 2009 Played the course:2-4 times

Pros:

Easy access from interstate 44 when driving east. Good beginner course that can be played quickly. Nice tee signs and easy to follow.

Cons:

Natural tee pads that can be muddy. No elevation change;only minimal trees as obstacles.

Other Thoughts:

There are 2 sets of tee pads. Gateway Titan baskets are excellent. St Louis Live Steamers train club is under construction due to flooding, although there are signs saying construction is to be completed this year.
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