English Turn Golf & Country Club

Haven’t played this course in over 10 years. Course a little wet from rain a few days ago but definitely playable. Two greens had some fungus and sand but other 16 greens were excellent. Practice areas were in good shape. Definitely will return for another round soon. Overall course is in great shape.

excellent facilities, free range balls, friendly and helpful personnel, course in prime condition, greens rolled true, bunkers and waste areas use fine river sand rather than white sand, not as fluffy, much easier to hit out of.

Beautiful very tough course. Played on a very windy day and still really enjoyed it. Beautiful design and facilities.

Course was not in great condition. Greens were awful except for a couple of holes.

Not worth the price IMO.

Was in New Orleans for the Thanksgiving holiday. Checked in and staff was friendly. Range balls were included but there wasn’t many balls on the range. Starter was friendly and courteous. Course layout is great and challenging. Bunkers were average and the greens were below average. Played with a member and he told me they were going to redo all the bunkers and greens. This is a great layout and fairways were great for November. I hope they put some money back into the greens and bunkers. I would play again despite the greens and bunkers because the course is that good.

Great layout, made me use all of my clubs in my back!

Small greens make it challenging. Awesome!

I'm sorry that this review is not as positive as i expected it to be. In the course's defense, hurricane Zeta had just made a direct hit 4 days before. So in reality, i guess we were lucky it was even open. However, it started with almost missing our tee time because a group of 14 members decided to show up and cut in front of us on the number 1 tee. It's a good thing I've been around courses enough to know how to address the starter in this situation. Still, awkward to have to tee off in front of a large group after that. What made it worse is that after we got up to the tee we had to wait a few minutes because there were now 3 groups on #1. Green, fairway, tee box. At this point, I'm thinking it's going to be a 6 hour round. As we get going, I immediately notice the lack of yardage markers. I grew up without range finders and hate using them now. Part of the game is figuring out your distance and adjusting for the wind. I was constantly looking for sprinkler heads they didn't exist. So needless to say, I was all over the place with club selection. That was frustrating. Also, the course layout was not clear. How is a person playing it for the first time supposed to know that there is water cutting through the fairway at 240 yards? I mean, do i really have to use my phone app and a range finder on EVERY shot? Complete BS! Again, my opinion. All in all, I give the course an overall 4 rating because I can tell it was a nice course. I bet it's fun once you learn how to play it, distances and shot selection, etc. The staff was great. And the fact that it was playable 4 days after a cat 3 hurricane blew through there was impressive. I hate that I'll probably never see it in it's full glory, but at least I can say I played it once.

That wasn’t the problem the greens were very slow and had dead spots all over

It's been 4 years since I played the course and the genes are in the worst shape I've ever seen. Great layout and very challenging but the genes need major TLC!

Fairways and greens were a little patchy but you can tell a lot of effort goes into keeping it up. Loved the layout. Lots of tricky tee shots with water and sand in play