Grand Ridge Golf Club

We played on a very wet course with carts paths only.
We still enjoyed the course and would definitely play it again. Its runs through homes on the front nine but goes out "into the wilderness" on the back nine and tends to be very scenic.

I am so much satisfied all condition.
This course has great features. I waitting exieting next time for play.

Course was in good condition. Fairways can be tight with trees. over all it is a good course for the price with were able to get from Golfnow

Very challenging. Need good shot placement of the tee. Greens were in good shape.

I enjoyed the layout which had a lot of old oaks and interesting holes but bunkers were full of weeds and didn't have much sand. Greens were cut rough and slow. Very friendly staff.

This was my first time playing this course. The girl that checked me in was very friendly and helpful on directions and course playing. I started out playing slow for I was a bit sore from softball practice the day before. After the 5th hole I was just starting to loosen up and I started making pars. The fairways are narrow like the girl said. It was very hot today and I would like to play it again when the weather is cool. All in all I enjoyed myself and the $22.00 greens fee was a plus. I like traveling around to different courses and this was a 150 mile round tripper.

Good location, good staff, but seems like they let the course go. They did have rain previous day but landscaping and bunkers were poor and haven't been kept up. Greens were nice and soft. Good roll.

I've played this course many times over the years. I love the layout and overall challenges of the course. The fairways and greens are not the best but if you get it at what we paid ($17.00) you can't beat it. It's a great course for the average golfer. Also keep an eye peeled on hole 13 tee box. They have one of the biggest and most beautiful Oak trees I've seen.

First, let me say, that this could be the most interesting layout in the N.O. area. It reminds me of Harbor Town without the sand and the lighthouse. Narrow fairways, tall trees, and small greens. However, basically, poor conditions. Bumpy fairways with a mix of grasses. Greens were nice but long. Traps are terrible. Ponds need to be cleaned. With some effort and investment, this could be a fantastic course.

This was the second time that I played this course and I continue to enjoy the experience. It was a very hot Louisiana afternoon but the ample amount of mature trees on this course provide challenging tee shots and great shade when you need a break from the sun. Beautiful scenery.

For a local yokel course its decent. Its not a five star course like TPC Louisiana, Carter Plantation, Aubudon, or any other on the Louisiana golf trail. However if you are appreciative of the unique wildlife in the area you'll enjoy the course. Fairways were hard packed, greens were ok.

The greens were in great shape and almost no one on the course at 10:00 when we teed off. Course favors someone who hits it right to left.

The greens a little slow but the course was in good shape. Yardage markings in par threes were not very accurate and a little confusing, had to judge distance on my own pretty much. Overall I like the course and will come back I had fun!

Grand Ridge is very well maintained. Truly enjoyed the moss draped trees which afforded lots of shaded areas. As a beginner golfer, I play for the fun and usually appreciate the wildlife about on the course more so than the game itself. I would definitely return to play and enjoy the environment.

This course has a lot to offer, and could one day be an excellent course, but poor fairways put a damper on my experience. Plenty of uneven grass length and an abundance of clover weeds made the fairways unsightly and difficult to play. However, the greens were in great shape! The course lay out is difficult, with plenty of water, traps, and hard to reach greens. When we were playing, one of the owners came around on a cart and thanked us for playing the course. He asked about the conditions of the course, and what we thought they could do to improve it. He insisted that the fairways were their main concern and that they would be working on them shortly. Real nice guy. With the course lay out, staff, and price this course has a lot to offer. Once the fairways are improved, it will be a premier course in the area. I plan to play it again!

Greens in great shape. Tee boxes in good shape. Enjoy our round

Greens in excellent shape. Tee boxes and fairways were bad. Lots of weeds. Traps looked like they had not been worked in weeks. I have seen this course in a lot better shape.

Enjoyed the course today. Fairways are a little hard, but I enjoyed the distance it gave me. Greens are in excellent shape. Slow but true. My group really likes playing at Grand Ridge.

good course, decent test, whole downside was how course still hadn't tried out from rain on Monday, and a guyg mowing greens and tee boxes, following us for 3 or 4 holes

In town for business and wanted to get out of the city for a round. Had a really good time at Grand Ridge, but man was it wet. For a semi-private course, I was expecting much better. The fairways hadn't been mowed in what seemed like weeks. Back 9 was way better than the front i felt, but overall the course was very easy. My only real complaint is their yardage markers seemed like they were about 25 yards longer than actual. Using the 150 stake as a reference is treacherous, seemed like I was always at least a club short. Very scenic though, winds through a very nice neighborhood. Clubhouse was a bit of a joke and the kid working was either anti-social or extremely hungover. Possibly both. Will definitely play again in hopes that it's dried out.