About Pevely Farms Golf Club

In 1998, legendary course architect Arthur Hills transformed what was once a thriving dairy show farm into the picturesque Pevely Farms Golf Club. Though just about every hole has challenges worth writing a letter about to your spouse back home, the 18th is the one players usually remember most. Nicknamed "the Terminator," the hole measures 458 yards from the tips and requires both distance and accuracy to navigate the sharp dogleg right and small, protected green.

Like the 18th hole, much of the back nine takes advantage of the Meramec River Valley's natural terrain. As a whole, the course stretches to more than 7,100 yards from the back tees, consistently challenging players with elevation changes and carries over water.