Stonebridge Golf Club of New Orleans - Championship Course

The course looked great and played great. The greens were a little slow and needed a little work but I really have no complaints.

Sand traps were terrible, hard or overgrown with grass. The greens were consistent but consistently very slow. We played for a rock bottom price so for $16 bucks and a round of golf with buds and suds not bad. I wouldn't travel a great distance seeking it out for play but locally it's not bad. They also have an executive 9 that was I think in better shape than the 18 regular holes.

Anyone that plays golf these days knows all courses struggle at times. The last couple of times I played Stonebridge it was a bit ragged. 11/5/13 all positive. For the money, one of the best values in New Orleans.

My round of golf here was not bad considering how much I paid for it, but I would not play here unless I get a significant discount since the course is just maintained decently and it is farther from downtown New Orleans than I'd prefer when taking into consideration the whole experience.

There was an ample number of "Risk / Reward" shots to keep me on my toes. The fairways were not the best; but what is this time of year. The majority of the greens rolled true with very few flaws. Can't wait until I'm back in New Orleans to take another stab at getting a few more rewards for my risk taking now that I've seen the course and what it has to offer.

Semper Fi,

Choupique

Stonebridge has some of the best/most well maintained fairways in the New Orleans metro area, it's a great value for the money, & it is fairly challenging as well. The best part is they have 3 9 hole courses & you can play all 27!

This is a great course. Fairways are what fairways supposed to be. The greens in great condition. Excellent value for your money. You must use course management on this course or it will eat you up. Will absolutely play again.

Nice course for moderate golfers, greens play very well.

Play this course in March 2013. Front nine is very tight with water everywhere, traps everywhere and subdivision houses lining every hole. The fairways ran pretty fast so if you can hit long irons or a 3 wood straight, that will be the right choice. The back nine opens up slightly. I'd rate this course a C+ mainly due to some weeds in the rough, and the greens were pretty bumpy. Positives are the clubhouse which was repaired after storm Katrina and the rates were reasonable. If you like placement golf, this is your course.

Always enjoy playing this course; easy to hit off fairway surface, bunkers strategicly placed, most greens protected by water and/or bunkers. Greens were a little bumpy, needs work

First off, kudos to Golfnow.com for getting me a ridiculously low rate for me and my crew! I didn't mind paying the fee once I saw what other's paid after us! Even the proshop attendant stated "great rate". Second, I have played in many states this year because of the nature of my work and Stonebridge was the best thus far. I don't imagine it getting any better than that for the rest of the year. When we pulled up, the marshalls were friendly and gave some insight on the course. Once we the proshop openend, the attendant was friendly as could be. There was even a little book on the carts about the course. #HINT#- as of 11/2012, the books were misprinted. The back nine showed as the front nine and vice versa. Other than that it is a great track with varying distances that will make you second guess. But the greens were awesome, the fairways were plush and I along with my crew really enjoyed this course. Even played the additional 9 holes known as the Harvey 9. If you have the chance, stop by Stonebridge. It is definately worth the drive!

Hit em' st8

Speed of greens was inconsisient.
Nice bunkering

Greens had some nice contours
Would be a lot of fun if Faster

Front nine more challenging then the back which has wider fairways. Good bunker placement.

TEE BOXES, FAIRWAYS IN VERY GOOD CONDITION. GREENS AND BUNKERS NEED WORK. BUT OVER ALL IT IS A VALUE.