Aberdeen Golf Club

Aberdeen Golf Club is a public links course in Missouri, United States, designed by Gary Kern and opened in 2001. Rated 4.3 by Hole19 golfers, it is one of the most-played courses in Missouri on Hole19. The layout plays across rolling zoysia fairways set against Meramec River bluffs, with native grass surrounds, sweeping dune mounding, traditional sod-wall bunkering, deep pot bunkers, strategic burns, and two lakes. Bentgrass greens complete the links character across all 18 holes at par 72. The course has twice been voted Best Public Golf Course in St. Louis (2010 and 2014) and has hosted the 2019 Metropolitan Amateur Championship, a 2021 U.S. Amateur Qualifier, and ongoing USGA qualifying events for the US Open, Mid-AM, and Junior AM. Practice facilities include a grass-tee driving range (open May 1 through October 1, weather permitting) and putting greens. The 19th Hole bar serves cold beer, handcrafted cocktails, Aberdeen Brats, and hot dogs, with a 55-inch big-screen TV. The pro shop carries current equipment and apparel, demo clubs, and accepts special orders.