Stonebridge Golf Club of New Orleans - Championship Course

We are from South Korea to play golf in New Orleans. We have found several golf courses around the French Quater. It was our first rounding and it was satisfactory. Karen was really kind and we loved her. The diet was nice so we had both breakfast and lunch.

The course condition was excellent although the wind was blowing. We played well without any delay or waiting.

Wanted to play on Super Bowl week as we were in town working and the pro shop did not have any left handed rental clubs. Very poor planning.

This course is not what people are rating it at. It is like an add on from a developer who thought it would sell big homes. There is not even built in bathrooms on the course, only port-a-potty’s. There was no rakes in majority of the sand traps, the fairways had lots of areas missing grass. The greens were extremely dry and spray painted green. Perhaps it was a nice course at some point, but it is not kept up. Even the houses had been beautiful are falling apart on it.

Thought this was going to be a great course to play. Wasn’t in the best shape. Never have bumped so much riding down a fairway. Layout average. Very flat. One good par 3 over water. Did enjoy watching pelicans dive into the canal.

Very demanding course. Lots of traps and water would definitely play again, but it’s easy to get lost there. Their maps really suck. My only complaint. Everything else was fine. Can’t recommend the restaurant since I didn’t eat there.

Last time two weeks ago they had sanded greens and we played (as a 2-some) very slowly behind a 5-some.

This time my 4-some sailed through in 3.5 hours. Greens were good.

Great course conditions. Staff were super friendly and very professional. Greens were perfect.

For 5 days after a hurricane the course was in good shape. Greens were sanded but rolled fairly true and were somewhat quick; especially on aggressively struck chips.

The Hot Deal price made it a good value. The staff is very friendly.

My twosome played the last 6 holes behind a fivesome apparently comprised of 20 somethings. We were never asked to play through even though they saw us waiting on every shot. They drove carts right up to the greens and ignored the cart path only signs on 17. IS FIVESOMES A COMMON PRACTICE HERE?????

A threesome of more experienced players did let us through on 10. Thanks gents.