
Paradise Valley Course
Paradise Valley Golf & Country Club


About this course
Paradise Valley Golf & Country Club, nestled in the rolling hills of High Ridge, Missouri, stands as a testament to enduring community spirit more than architectural pedigree. This course, carved from classic Ozark terrain, presents a straightforward, unpretentious challenge to golfers of all skill levels. With gently sloping fairways and strategically placed water hazards, Paradise Valley favors accuracy over raw power. While a modern renovation might elevate its architectural significance, its current form emphasizes playability. The essence of Paradise Valley lies in its welcoming atmosphere and the bonds it fosters. It's a place where local families have gathered for generations, drawn by the unpretentious spirit and the pure enjoyment of the game. Weekday rounds unfold at a leisurely pace, culminating in clubhouse gatherings where stories are shared, and friendly rivalries renewed. Though Paradise Valley may not boast a nationally recognized pedigree, its local prominence is undeniable. It remains a beloved institution for the High Ridge community, a place where golf is enjoyed without pretense and where the simple pleasures of the game are celebrated. The course is also rumored to have a particularly fierce ladies' league known for their unwavering support of local charities and their post-round card games.
Quick facts
- Location
- High Ridge, MO, USA
- Access
- Public
- Year built
- 1969
- Holes
- 18
- Designer
- Jim Cochran
- Par
- 70
- Length
- 6,169 yards
- Difficulty
- 68.6/116
- Course Vaults score
- 4.4
Getting there
Paradise Valley Golf & Country Club sits in the rolling countryside west of St. Louis, most easily reached via Lambert-St. Louis International Airport (STL), approximately forty-five minutes to an hour's drive from the club depending on traffic patterns crossing the metropolitan area. Private aviation options are available at nearby regional facilities, though the club's location in High Ridge places it comfortably within the greater St. Louis corridor rather than requiring backcountry access. The drive from the city transitions gradually from suburban sprawl into the gentler topography of Missouri's outer reaches, where tree-lined roads and open acreage signal arrival in the club's quiet enclave. Paradise Valley Golf & Country Club emerges as a refined sanctuary removed from the urban pulse, yet close enough to the region's amenities to offer both seclusion and convenience.

FAQ
Common questions about Paradise Valley
Ratings, design, and course details pulled from Course Vaults.
Paradise Valley has a Course Vaults score of 4.4 out of 10 based on 8 logged golfers.
Paradise Valley was designed by Jim Cochran.
Yes. Paradise Valley is listed as welcoming public or guest play on Course Vaults.
Par at Paradise Valley is 70.
Paradise Valley plays 6,169 yards from the back tees on Course Vaults.
The slope rating at Paradise Valley is 116.



