Pevely Farms Golf Club

Pevely Farms, sculpted into the rolling hills west of St. Louis, reflects a commitment to traditional course design amidst Missouri's natural beauty. Originally crafted by Gary Kern in 1998, the course presents a modern take on parkland golf, characterized by generous fairways that often lull golfers into a false sense of security before encountering strategically placed bunkers and subtly contoured greens. Favoring those who can shape the ball, Pevely Farms possesses doglegs that reward strategic placement and approach shots. While Pevely Farms hasn't hosted a major championship, it serves as a proving ground for aspiring professionals and a beloved venue for local and regional competitions. The club's reputation rests on providing a challenging yet fair test of golf within a welcoming atmosphere that fosters camaraderie among its members. Beyond the course, Pevely Farms is known for its strong sense of community. Members often gather at the clubhouse after a round, sharing stories and enjoying the club's popular "Farmhouse Burger," a local favorite, and one of the highlights that makes this more than just another golf club.