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Directions: Google Map - Apple MapHotels Closest To Missouri Bluffs Golf Club Wingate by Wyndham St. Charles MO Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 0.5 miles Hotel area map Comfort Inn & Suites St. Louis - Chesterfield Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 2.9 miles Hotel area map Holiday Inn Express & Suites St. Louis - Chesterfield, an IHG Hotel Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 4.7 miles Hotel area map Hampton Inn & Suites St. Louis/Chesterfield Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 5.0 miles Hotel area map More resources for Missouri Bluffs Golf Club hotels Compare Hotels Near Missouri Bluffs Golf Club in St Charles Guide to Missouri Bluffs Golf Club hotels and other attractions in St Charles More Missouri Bluffs Golf Club Hotels Courtyard by Marriott St. Louis Chesterfield Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 5.0 miles Hotel area map Hilton Garden Inn Chesterfield Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 6.4 miles Hotel area map Holiday Inn Express & Suites St Peters, an IHG Hotel Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 6.6 miles Hotel area map Days Inn by Wyndham St Peters/St Charles Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 6.7 miles Hotel area map DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel St. Louis - Chesterfield Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 6.8 miles Hotel area map Hampton Inn St. Louis/Chesterfield Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 7.5 miles Hotel area map Related Searches Hotels near St Charles Landmarks and Attractions Cruise ports closest to St Charles More Nearby Hotels for Missouri Bluffs Golf Club Hyatt Place St. Louis/Chesterfield 333 Chesterfield Center

East Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 7.5 miles Hotel area map Homewood Suites by Hilton St. Louis-Chesterfield 840 North Chesterfield Pkwy West Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 7.5 miles Hotel area map Extended Stay America St. Louis - St. Peters 5555 Veterans Memorial Pkwy Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 7.8 miles Hotel area map SpringHill Suites by Marriott St. Louis Chesterfield 1065 Chesterfield Pkwy E Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 8.0 miles Hotel area map Americas Best Value Inn Lake St. Louis 10600 Veterans Memorial Pkwy Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 8.1 miles Hotel area map Courtyard by Marriott St. Louis St. Peters 4341 Veterans Memorial Pkwy Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 8.3 miles Hotel area map Country Inn & Suites by Radisson, St. Peters, MO 3877 Veterans Memorial Pkwy Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 8.7 miles Hotel area map Hampton Inn St. Louis/St. Charles 3720 W Clay St Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 8.8 miles Hotel area map Rodeway Inn Saint Charles 3800 Harry S Truman Blvd Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 8.9 miles Hotel area map The Wildwood Hotel 2801 Fountain Pl Missouri Bluffs Golf Club - 9.1 miles Hotel area map

Country. Though the tour host, Black Desert Resort, can be a little pricier, we've identified the best value courses in the region. Southern Utah and Nevada provide some of the most dramatic rock formations you’ll find on a course. Several of these affordable tracks just northeast of Las Vegas highlight desert golf in its gentler form, with wider landing areas than are typical of many southwestern layouts. Northern Michigan Michigan is one of the most underrated public golf destinations in North America—with a ton of great courses in close proximity—it's perfect for planning a trip around. For your next buddies’ trip, consider heading up north for startling elevation changes, stunning scenery and tremendous value. Though Forest Dunes and Arcadia Bluffs would be at the top of our lists if money was no obstacle, the below options are perfect for the group on a budget. The other courses at Grand Traverse are also worth playing: Alabama Alabama’s Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail—complete with nearly 500 holes at 11 facilities spread across the state—provides some of the best value in the country. We’ve selected the best courses on the Trail between Birmingham and Montgomery for you to plan your next trip around. Myrtle Beach Myrtle Beach has long been a staple on any list of best golf trips. For good reason: The Grand Strand boasts nearly a hundred courses, many of which offer stay-and-play packages that combine value with quality golf. On your next trip to the Palmetto State, consider these multi-course

Not only due to the color of the males, but also because they travel in large flocks (sometimes mixed with actual blackbirds) and can mob your feeders. Males have an iridescent black body with dark brown head. Females are an all-over lighter brown.Unfortunately, cowbirds are “nest parasites” and lay their eggs in the nests of other birds, reducing the other species numbers. Sometimes they sneak in and lay one egg among the others, sometimes they kick other eggs out of the nest to make room for their own. Many birds do not recognize the imposter egg and will raise the chick as their own. Cowbirds are found all year throughout Missouri, however they may only be found during spring and summer in the far northwestern corner. Brown-headed cowbirds will readily visit feeders, sometimes in large groups. They will eat just about any type of mixed seed.25. Northern FlickerScientific name: Colaptes auratusLength: 11.0-12.2 inWeight: 3.9-5.6 ozWingspan: 16.5-20.1 inThese medium to large sized woodpeckers are quite common in backyards throughout the United States, though not extremely common at feeders. In my opinion they are also among some of the most colorful birds in North America. Flickers feed mainly on insects and unlike other woodpeckers, often like to find them on the ground rather than trees. Identify them by the black spots on their bellies, solid black bib, red patch on the back of their necks, and barred black and gray wings. Males have a black “mustache”. In Missouri you get the “yellow-shafted” variety, and they have bright yellow feathers on the underside of their wings and tail.Northern Flickers are common all year in Missouri.Northern Flickers may not visit feeders as often as other woodpecker species, but they will still come to suet feeders. If you have some leaf piles in the yard, you may see them digging around for bugs. Bird watching in MissouriMissouri is a wonderful state for birding if you want to go take your hobby outside of your own backyard. The Missouri Audubon Society is always having meetups, workshops, field trips, and birding tours, should you want to get a little more involved.If you are a Missouri resident and would like to add some new species to your life list, then take a look at this list I’ve compiled some popular birding locations in Missouri.Missouri birding locationsLearn more about what each of these locations has to offer (as well as local birding events and festivals) at birdwatchersdigest.orgBig Oak Tree State ParkMingo Wildlife RefugeBusch Conservation AreaEagle Bluffs Conservation AreaRiverlands Environmental Demonstration AreaFind even more hotspots with Audubon’s Missouri Important Bird Areas, or the great resources listed at the Great Missouri Birding Trail. Other content you may enjoy:Woodpeckers in MissouriHummingbirds in