The Country Club of St. Albans opened the first of its two courses in 1992, commissioning Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morris to design a 7,400-yard links-style golf course in the dense forests bordering the Missouri River. Named after the famous American explorers, the Lewis and Clark course traverses dramatic elevation changes highlighted by rock-lined creeks and streams guarding the fairways. Known to be the more challenging of the two courses, Lewis and Clark has hosted many prestigious Missouri amateur championships. All 36 holes at Country Club of St. Albans underwent a $3.5 million upgrade in 2016 that saw improvements to drainage, course infrastructure and new practice facilities.