Stonebridge Golf Club of New Orleans - Championship Course

Very playable and open, better than average greens. Some greens are better than others tho speed is inconsistent.

Had another fun round at Stonebridge yesterday. As always, the staff were friendly, helpful, and accommodating. There was a tournament, but I was allowed to go off early on number ten and enjoyed a comfortable pace of play, joining up with a local partway through the round. The course isn't pristine, but it's interesting and relatively challenging. Free range balls are a bonus. It's a great place to play and practice.

If you like friendly, helpful staff, free practice balls, a decent course, and a bargain price, Stonebridge is the one. I have now played three times at Stonebridge. It's not the best course in the area, but it's relatively challenging and interesting to play. While the greens are not great, it's early in the season, so perhaps they'll get better. The people are what makes the place. No attitude given, even when you book a hot deal, arrive early, or, as in my case, bring the wife along to take pictures. My " go to" place in NOLA.

Course fairways were sandy and lacked maintenance. I understand it is winter but played Audibon the day before and wasn't thrrilled with the course but it was much cheaper so expected.

I loved that this course took you through the city and had a lot of culture. If you're in a hurry, this might not be your course on the weekend. It played nice with wide fairways and relatively soft greens.

The course was dormant decent layout some of the holes pretty generic
Greens were dead although the dirt on them rolled pretty true. I do not understand why they did not plant any winter grass on the greens and tee boxes. If they had done that probably would be a decent tract seems like there is no money too keep up the facility

While the clubhouse and other features were under renovation, I was pleasantly surprised! Had it not been for the six members starting on 10 as I was making the turn, (yes, all six of them played a two team scramble and did not allow me to play through) I would've rated the course higher.

The overall experience was good for the money. But There is construction along the canal that parallels holes 1-3. Also, some of the bunkers are mostly dirty sand. The greens were not properly maintained. I prefer the north course at city park.

I payed $70 to play this pasture. I have never seen so much crabgrass on a golf course in my life. Crabgrass on the fairways and greens, the course looks like a tired old dog. Everything at this place is run down and/or under construction. The surrounding neighborhood is in similar condition, until you get to the back 9 where the houses look to be better cared for. The photos of the course on their website must have been taken DECADES ago and do not come close to reflecting what this course appears like when you get there. It was so bad I felt compelled to write a review which I have never done before for any course. Save your money. I even got poison ivy on my ankles playing this course and I shot 75 so it was not like a spent time in the trees.

Course was in pretty good shape except for some weeds on a few greens and some construction on the first couple of holes. Playing it for the Hot Deal tee time price made it a high value outing. All in all, I give the course a B rating.

The course's driving range is short so only irons allowed. The sand in the bunkers is in great condition. The course does have some construction going on so cart paths were a little hard to follow. Fairway bunkers had rocks in them which was about the only real bad thing.

Overall the course is challenging with water and the bunker placements. Some tight house fairways.

My partner and I was very happy with this outing.
Keep up the good work Stonebridge

Greens on front nine were OK; back nine horrible. It also seemed that watering was inconsistent causing some shots to plug while others ran out.

The course was being worked on. Traps by the greens are being filled with sand and most traps are being filled in. The greens are not good right now.

We played this course because it looked good on the internet. However we were greatly disapponinted. The course is over priced for the condition it was in. We had to miss certain holes because the course was under repair. In spike of that we were sill charged full price. The sand traps had grass growing in them, the fairway were just fair. The greens were just ok and did not putt well.We won't play this course again.

Excellent course for the value. Great staff. The fairways are a little rough but the are good and a challenging course for a beginner.

I am not a member, but this course is located less than half a mile from my house, so it's the one I play most often. My latest round was with my golf group, a club tournament, but I normally play here several times a month. Stonebridge has undergone many changes over the years, a re-do, flipping of the first 2 nines and then back again, and numerous changes in the golf professionals and management. Through it all, the course itself has done OK. The re-do has it draining relatively well. The fairways are mostly good, the greens are iffy. They may or may not be cut well, and there are a few greens with some tough spots on them. The layout is pretty flat and at just under 7000, it's not too terribly long from the tips. Due to the nature of the routing through a neighborhood, there isn't much drama to the course - there are a lot of pretty straight lines; only the par 4 17th hole bends more than 25*. Scoring opportunities abound, starting with the short par 4 second hole and highlighted by the 520 par-5 15th hole which is fairly often reachable in 2 for better players. Bring extra golf balls - there is either OB or water (and often both) on all but one hole on the course. There are some narrow fairways as well. They also offer a third nine holes, the Harvey nine, across a canal from the "main" course. Originally marketed as a 27-hole venue, the third nine is much shorter than the others and puts more a premium on target golf. Often, the maintenance on that nine isn't as good as the regular 18. The value on this course is good; they understand they are not a destination course and they are priced reasonably. Currently, there is a project to armor the walls of the canal that runs adjacent to the first 3 holes and separates the middle 3 holes of the front nine from the others, as well as separating the Harvey 9 from the rest of the course. This will make for some difficulties playing along the first 3 holes for the remainder of this year and likely into next year. Overall, I like the place because it's my home. It's tough for people like me who tend to not be so straight, but it's not so tough as to not be good golf.

The allow full retail players to be booked between tournaments behind groups that take 15mins per hole. Bunkers has grass growing inside the hard sand. I wouldn't even consider them bunkers. Overall a sad course. Maybe management changed.

The course has too much potential and is too good to have greens in that condition. Crab grass and thatch all over. Rest of he place was fine.

Course has a few places under repair but all in all a good place to play, unfortunately we were rained out but will be back soon