TPC Louisiana

Enjoyed the course especially for the time of year

ProShop staff vey helpful and courteous. Was not busy during my time. Played vey quick. Course in great shape even for being dormant. Greens were nice although not super speedy.

Good course for players who don’t play here often. Fairways are wide. Greens are not super tricky. Good practice facility. However the driving range for some reason is mats only, when they have acres of grass to hit from.

You always know the conditions will be great as they prepare for the Zurich Classic of New Orleans. Staff has been great as well.

If only this course had a better lay out it would he top notch.

I now do not want to play any other local course again. I played on a Monday afternoon so I cannot speak for pace of play or weekend pricing. What I can say is that this was an enjoyable play from beginning to end. I typically play bayou oaks but I beat my best by ten strokes. If you struggle with chipping this is the course for you. There is a lack of high greens so you'll be bumping and running all day. Fairways aren't terribly thin. Greens are beautiful but I did find that they were slower than what I expected. Very well taken care of course. Make sure to arrive early as they have great practice areas.

Most beautiful course I've ever played! Staff is very friendly as well.

Back up and running after Ida. Lot’s of trees were knocked down by the storm but they have done a great job cleaning up after the storm. More to go but all of that is well off the fiarwayo.

You could tell that a lot of damage from Hurricane Ida had been cleared and a lot of trees between fairways were decimated. The fairways were clean of debris and the greens were in great shape - although slower than expected for a TPC course. The biggest concern was the speed at which groups move: having four groups on a par four hole is not acceptable. That bespeaks of a very slow round to come. Fortunately, one of the slowest players in the group in front of us left after nine - he had no business playing from the back tees. Finally, our cart was like a bucking bronco for the last five holes of the front nine. Everything seemed to improve with a new cart and faster movement of the slowest groups in front.