The Greens were fast and true.

Even the 2 handicap in our group of 8 could not stop the ball on the green.

Golfpac sent us here at an outrageous cost of $76.00 (eight of us)each. We played the course on March 2, 2005. The greens were hard, your best bet was to land short and run it up. When we mentioned to the golf pro he said that we were the first ones to complain and that his members thought the greens were fine. Even a high sand wedge to the front of the green would bounce off the back.

Customer Service

The pro could care less if you ever came back (and we go to the area every year).

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Driving range was in good shape.

Course layout. Fees.

Playing conditions.

Horrible course that used to be great. The conditions of this course have been unacceptable the last 2 times I've played it. Links club members pay around $30 to play. Good value for what this course could be and should be. Incredible layout with trouble all around. I used to love playing this course but now I can say I will not return until they improve their conditions. Several greens are unplayable and construction is taking place all around the course detracting from what should be an enjoyable experience.

Customer Service

Acceptable.

water hazards, feature holes

greens both in dirt patches and also being so furry, general state of course and surroundings

We travelled down during Final Four April 2003 and played @ $120 a round. 4-6 greens were shocking, 3 were unplayable where we had to move balls around. There was no place on the green that could not have been impacted by dirt patches on the green. Also, there was a tremendous amount of construction and mud piles etc... throughout the course giving anything but a calm golfing experience. Net of it was the course is currently worth about $40 a round.

Customer Service

good

Great, challanging course from any tee, but especially from the back tees.

When it rains it can get a bit sloppy, but then again what course dosen't. Especially in th efront of greens.

Overall a great course, especially for the value. If you become a member of Links Club, you are guaranteed the lowest rate available. Just resently, I played the course in the middle of the day, on a weekend, for $29. For the money, probably the best course in New Orleans. The carts have a GPS system that is extemely helpful.

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Great

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Wonderful practice facilitoes. you can practice putting, chipping and bunker shots. Not to mention the spacious driving range.

Links-style - very different from most courses in the area.

Can be tough for duffers when the wind blows, which is often. Very busy for a semi-private tract. Food nothing to write home about.

Links-style course. The wind will get you. My favorite hole is #11 - a short par-4 that requires a good iron shot off the tee to set up the approach to a shallow elevated green.

Customer Service

Very good.

Movement to greens not usually seen around here makes for great challenges putting, pretty layout, good practice areas, decent value.

Lots of play, sometimes pace of play can be a problem, always seem to be working on something, tough course for a high handicapper, greens sometimes not so great.

One of the more popular courses in the New Orleans / Southeastern LA area. One of the few courses with extensive mounding and generous movement to the land and greens. Not for the faint of heart, duffers like me bring plenty of balls. Challenging layout with lots of water and lots of trouble everywhere. Plus it's near Lake Pontchartrain and the winds will affect the course almost daily. Signature holes - #8 , long par 4, especially if north wind blows, into a narrow green with sand and grass bunkers right and water hard left; and #15, mid length par 3 completely over water to a shallow green. Again into the wind can play 3-4 clubs longer. Nice finishing hole.

Customer Service

Always feel welcome and staff is very helpful

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Nice shop, ample space on range