TPC Louisiana

Don't get me wrong on this review. I enjoyed this golf course, the staff was fantastic, and the whole experience was a blast. However, I am a little disappointed that I paid $150 to play.

We were down in New Orleans, LA for a Bachelor Party and we all decided it would be a good time to get out there. Transportation was a little tricky. The course wasn't exactly helpful as they offered almost double and, at points, triple the cost to pick us up from our hotel. We outright rented a car and it was cheaper. Look out for that.

We get there and they take care of our clubs, we hit some range balls, and walked on to the first hole at the exact time we had our tee time. We head out on the course after a schpeal from the starter about pace of play, possible gators in the water hazards, and staying cool (it was 100 degrees).

The course didn't play overly challenging. I didn't by default get beat down on a majority of the holes. It essence, I was disappointed that this wasn't the case. I expected this to be a PGA tour type difficulty course. I'm not exactly the greatest player either. The greens were fast but not beyond using some touch. But out of the 40 something golf balls I brought, I didn't lose more than 2. Haha.

During our round we refreshed with the cart girl who was around often, stops at the club house, water at a bunch of holes, and even an offer of a cold towel mid-round. Drinks were cheap and well-worth it and made the round enjoyable.

At the end of the round, we enjoyed a nice bite at the clubhouse, did some shopping at the club shop, and took off.

The car was $75, split between 4 of us. The round was $150. We spent about $50 each on drinks, another $15 on lunch. I bought myself a TPC Louisiana golf shirt for $30. It was an expensive trip. I understand the expectation of spending money around a round of golf and all that, but I couldn't justify paying another $150 for a round there. TPC Sold Me.

Was expecting a prettier atmosphere, but definitely a challenging course with unique "Dye" features that made you think some on each shot. In my opinion not worth the retail $120, but for 60-70 bucks is worth checking out.

There's a reason it's on the PGA tour, play it and you'll know why.

Would play again for sure if I was in the New Orleans area. Had one green under repair, but otherwise the course was in great shape for the middle of the summer. Greens were well maintain and rolling great for all the play they get. Staff kept pace moving and was very kind.

we paid $135.00 per player and had to ask for another bag of range balls. i have never played a course for that much money without getting allthe ball you can hit. the cousre is very ordinary, it is not very special.

Lots of sand and sloped greens. Got to see several alligators in the ponds on the course, which was a treat. I wasn't used to the soft rough which made the course a little more difficult for me. When I ventured into the rough, the ball was always down.

Really good golf coruse. Verry well kept, with friendly staff and a good practice range. Pace of play could have been better but over all a great round. Price alittle expensive for weekend hackers. "Joe off the street," may not want to pay close to a hundred bucks.

Play rate for out of state players is not worth the experience.

We played the course 5 days after the Zurich classic. It rained for two days straight before our round and even had to wait 30 min for the rain to stop before our tee time. The greens were amazing and fast even with all of the rain. Thanks Golfnow for making this course affordable to play.

The staff is always helpful. The course makes you think about your shots. Love playing it.

Nice course, but it shouldn't take 5 plus hours to play a round of golf.