McNair Park

@farris34

126

Great, course very well kept nice. Tea boxes nice baskets good shot variation good elevation change very fun. Definitely recommend.

@senorrussell

101

A tale of two different nines

@cujo93830

398

It's a course. Lots of open area. Pretty boring. Baskets seems sunk like 3 inches too low. Very strange. Massive catch area on them but they are too low in the ground.

@kfree35

202

Very nice beginner friendly 18 holer! About 2/3rds park style with some wooded holes on the back nine to provide tricky lines. As an experienced player it’s a fun course to hunt birdies and I would love to see some longer teepads in the future. Have to mention that I like the new gateway baskets here a lot! Also - whoever is the udisc course ambassador - please add the A and B pin locations to the layout and map 🙏

@brichanimations

71

Front 9 is open. Quite a few shots run in the way of others on the upcoming holes Back 9 is the more technical woods portion. A more interesting round. Baskets and tees are all nice

@alexhallumsdisc

323

Not much to complain about here. Super fun 18 hole track. Mostly park style with a handful of wooded shots. Nice new gateway baskets, fresh concrete tee pads, proper signage. Solid mix of shot shapes. This course will soon be one of the most popular courses in the St. Louis area. Note - please allow us UDisc users to have access to change/update pin positions. Some pin positions are not accurately updated to UDisc!

@ajbvw5

70

Course has great potential, and was great when it was first set up, but every change has made it worse.

@cherrytom

79

Nice tee pads! No signage yet. Well maintained throughout. Great use of elevation. F9 more open, 200-300 ace runs with some elevation and sloped greens. Back calls for more demanding lines but still fair and fun. Once signage is in + some perfecting of the lines on the back 9 this is a great amateur course in the area.

@lukeoliver

64

Course is brand new. Still needs needs some work on signs, but this is easily one of the best courses in the greater St. Louis area.

@bhingst

81

What a fun course! It has a little bit of everything. Enough of a challenge for the intermediate to advanced player, but nothing too intimidating for the beginner. I don’t see this course eating many discs either. Great addition to the area.

@itsnickboland

121

What a fun new track for St. Charles/St. Louis! A longer/harder Unger but a toned down Jefferson Barracks Park.

@thrilwrr

64

It’s the light version of JB /Wilmore. Many holes in birdie range @ or near 300 ft for most players. Offers a nice mix of open and technical woody holes. While it’s not water works(KC) , it’s does have a nice complement of elevation changes that add to its charm. Similar in some ways to Unger, St. Louis county, I could see this course garner the same or more popularity/playability in St. Charles county. Noting: new course, and full disclosure I rated course info accuracy as a 4 anticipating appropriate signage etc will be added.

@calvinc44

130

Super fun new course, perfect length for a fun quick round

@toakenshield

70

Great course already, looking forward to it being finished

@anthonypasek

178

Pretty good park and wooded mixture. 03/27/25 - Upgraded to 4 stars with completion of tee pads, alternate pins, and newest generation of Gateway baskets. These are great and this well maintained course is now one of the best recreational level courses in the area. The wooded holes in particular are quite fun.

@mhfsr2001

60

Fun course. Front nine has you shape around the trees. Back nine has you shape through the trees.

@cade1397

64

Great fun course. Easy enough for a beginner to have fun yet difficult enough to challenge experienced players. Only downside is that the rough on the back nine is quite thick.

@addrain1605

60

My new home course, for sure!

@z7nHy0PufD

69

Great fun shots can't wait for the front nine.

@donut360

96

Super fun, short, and technical. 3 stars for now but it's gonna be awesome once the front 9 is ready and there are real tee pads