Bellerive Country Club is a private country club located in the suburbs of St. Louis, MO. Established in 1897, Bellerive is known as one of the premier Country Clubs of the Midwest, and is currently ranked as the #23 Private Platinum Club in America. The current site of Bellerive Country Club, known as the "Green Monster of Ladue" has been home to seven Championships over it's 60 year history, most recently the 2018 PGA Championship won by Brooks Koepka. Bellerive Country Club is in an elite class as one of only three clubs in the United States to host all 4 traveling Men's major Championships (U.S. Open, Senior U.S. Open, PGA Championship, Senior PGA Championship). Following 2018's PGA Championship, Bellerive completed an extensive PGA restoration and full-scale club renovation project, that encompasses all aspects of the club. Beginning in Spring of 2019, BCC constructed a state of the art Racquets Facility, complete with 5 Har-Tru suspended clay courts, 1 post-tension hard court, 2 platform paddleball courts and 6 post tension pickeball courts. Beginning in June of 2019 Bellerive completed an extensive greens rebuild, complete to USGA specifications. Additionally, the... scope of the project captured the rebuild of the driving range and Short game areas, as well as PGA restoration sites and extensive drainage on the course.