Sioux Passage Park

Very pretty course but the hills are a workout in themselves and prairie grass on the back 9 is unforgiving.

After playing 100+ courses still one of my all-time favorites. In regards to the prairie restoration... come on! What's the point of having it if you're just going to have discgolfers stomp through it looking for discs! It's just a bunch of weeds! Probably should try to play this between November-March months maybe it's cut down or lower. It's as bad as Sunset Lakes! Maybe a controlled tee shot instead of a grip and rip on at least holes 14, 15, 16 and 18 would help. The newer baskets is a plus.

Front and back 9 are completely disconnected but other than that the design is great with a lot of different shot shapes

Pads are not great, signage is abismal, course is kinda fun but overall the best part was the good baskets

First time here. Cell reception is spotty. Getting to hole 10 from 9 is tricky.

1st time playing the course and we are beginners. The tee box sign and reading the app map was confusing at first until I figured it out. I wish the baskets had the hole number on them. We only played the front 9 and I like the openness of it bc we are beginners and won't lose our disc's easily in the woods. It was windy so that didn't help with our throws. We also have cheap disc's. I'll definitely be back playing there again soon.

Fun course but it’s a workout. The description doesn’t lie when it says it’s extremely hilly.

Tip: Don’t get off the fairway!

Great distance, extremely rough OB, good pads and baskets, overall fun course but not for the beginner

Amazing course! There really isn’t too much tall grass besides the last 3 holes, but the fairways are wide enough to make it difficult, but not impossible to hit.

Hole 16 missing sign

A true monster. Up and down large hills with long pin positions and challenging pars. Great tee pads, and very well maintained. But for real be prepared to hike.

Best course in STL

Fun course, bad layout

Maybe the most underrated courses in the STL area. Just beautiful. Nothing better than watching your disc fly and fly down these hills.

Definitely a unique course. Needs a lot more upkeep and somebody to cut the grass. Hole 13 is just an open downhill. Nothing special. I’d skip this course

Back 9 is insanely hilly but excellent course with lots of open shots that you can let your drivers fly on!

Don’t listen to other reviews. This is my new top 3 favorite course with hole 13 being my new favorite hole ever. It’s beautiful with rolling hills and so many chances to launch a bomb, but also provides technical shots. The baskets are the best, and the front and back 9 are separated but it’s weighed out by the insane shots.

Grass can be high at times so I suggest a fairly visible disc

What’s not to love about this course. If you can throw a placement shot at 380-400ft you’ll do well. If you have the extra 50-100ft this course will be a blast. It’s definitely not a bomber course it’s playing golf, and staying focused over the long course. One of my favorites in STL