Designer: Pete Dye (2004) Location: Avondale, Louisiana History: TPC of Louisiana was built in 2004 specifically for the Zurich Classic, but due to Hurricane Katrina, it wasn’t held here until 2007. Since then, it is considered one of the finest courses in all of Louisiana, earning the following awards: #4 Best Course in Louisiana – Golf Digest … More Review: TPC of Louisiana
My team and I played this course weekly in the Fall for good reason – it’s affordable, challenging, and usually a fun round. Golfers in New Orleans should keep this course in their rotation, but I cannot recommend playing the Harvey 9. … More Review: Stonebridge Golf Club of New Orleans
In case you are in the Lafayette area, this course is a worthwhile play for the price and challenge. Conditioning isn’t top-notch, but it’s playable. … More Review: Squirrel Run Golf Club
Oak Harbor provides great value and one of the stronger designs in the Greater New Orleans area. I highly recommend this course to any tourists looking for an “underrated gem” that won’t break the bank. … More Review: Oak Harbor Golf Club
I recommend the range here, but cannot recommend the course. Even when the course isn’t underwater, the design isn’t good enough to warrant playing. It’s a good course to learn how to play golf, but I recommend Bartholomew for more experienced players. … More Review: The North Course at City Park
If you’re looking for a fun round in New Orleans with great value, I would recommend Bartholomew over Audubon Park and TPC. If the greens and pace of pace of play were better, then this course would be a must-play. … More Review: Joseph M. Bartholomew Sr. Municipal Golf Course
Quite frankly, Grand Ridge is not worth the drive from New Orleans. While affordable, this course was in terrible shape when I played, and overall not a fun experience. There are plenty of other courses in the area with similar prices and better conditions. … More Review: Grand Ridge Golf Club
English Turn and Country Club is among the finest golfing options in New Orleans and is certainly worth a visit if you’re in the Crescent City. There’s a real “private course” feel here with strong practice facilities, a great clubhouse, and fantastic conditioning. The course itself is stereotypical Nicklaus with numerous bunkers and lots of water providing quite the challenge. … More Review: English Turn Golf and Country Club
If you’re in New Orleans, and looking for an affordable, enjoyable Pete Dye design, this course definitely has to be on your list. It doesn’t attract tourists like TPC, but locals love Belle Terre. … More Review: Belle Terre Country Club
Located in a gorgeous part of the city, tourists flock to play this highly ranked par 62. It is one of the best conditioned courses in the area, and new pricing also makes it one that won’t break the bank. I highly recommend this course to all in the New Orleans area for a quick, enjoyable round. … More Review: Audubon Park Golf Course
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