Stonebridge Golf Club of New Orleans - Championship Course

The bad news is that the greens are bad, the fairways rough but the good news is that new owners intend big improvements.

I had a great time at the course. The staff was very accommodating. They had very nice TaylorMade M2 rental clubs. Don't let the look of the course fool you. The cooler weather kept the Bermuda dormant in spots but it had no effect whatsoever on the playing conditions. The greens rolled fast and true, and as soon as the weather turns the course will pop and be lush and green. Can't wait to play again on my next trip to NOLA!

I have played this course a good amount. The greens are in horrible shape. It looks like they have given up on them.

I have enjoyed playing this course in the past, but this time playing, the putting green was down and the driving range had no grass - basically hitting off of sand. Overall course condition was average at best. Tee boxes were mostly sand. Fairways were bare in spots, and some of the greens had patches of sand on them. This is the poorest course condition I have experienced over the several times playing this course.

Course was in terrible condition. Greens bare. Entire course needed watering

This course is pretty good and local for me . I'll be back.

This is a mid level layout course. The staff is excellent especially the golf pro Stacy. This course has done a serious turn around in the past year. The greens really good, the fairways are ok, and some of the bunkers need some work. They offer free range balls but it's only a 200 yd. range so no driver or woods. They have a chipping green and a large practice putting green. If you get a hot deal tee time you definitely can't beat the price and value. If you just walk in and pay it's still a good value for the price. All in all a great value course with some challenges at a good price.

Love this course and happy to know the residents recently voted to take over ownership. Tight fairways at times (serious duffers might get too close to houses for comfort).

Stonebridge offers a fair challenge to golfers of all experience levels.My friends and I play this course at least once a week, and always have a great time doing so. The staff, from the pro shop to the bar are top notch. Overall a very relaxed atmosphere that makes the hard game of golf that much more enjoyable.

Course was in good shape..pin placements on a few holes were a bit over the top difficult for average players..a little disappointing that they eliminated 9 holes making it an 18 hole golf course..always liked the variety

This course definitely is a bit worn around the edges (especially the clubhouse) but plays well. Very tight fairways on some holes so if you are a big time shanker you might be breaking some windows!

Stonebridge is a hidden gem on the city’s West Bank. This course offers an affordable option that strikes a fine balance between the highest end courses in the city and the public courses. I’ve played this course weekly for over two years, it offers wide open play, friendly staff and members, a driving range, and a challenging round. The greens aren’t fast, but have improved over the last 6 months and are the largest around. All in all this course offers a fair test at an affordable price and shouldn’t be ignored.

Played here several times in the past. The course has improved in past year or so. Great course for a group of buddies to go out and enjoy themselves.

The greens are 7 out of 10 and getting better every week. Free range balls but a 200 yard max range (NO DRIVERS). The layout is a basic amateur golfing layout with some challenges. The bunkers near the greens are ok but fairway bunkers are horrible. The fairways are ok and the grass around water hazards need to be cut. All in all at a $20 hot deal it's a good value.

The course was in good condition for the most part. Greens were a bit rough and sandy. Lot of water to avoid on many holes.