LaTour Golf Club

So golf is dying in Houma so not many places to play.

Thankfully Latour has great rates at certain times.

Without this course, we’d be in trouble around the area.

Latour is always in great shape

Best course around and better than your exclusive high priced private courses.

Thanks Latour,

-Big Ben

Just best course to play in Louisiana super nice well kept. Great Architecture as far as course design goes. Great people that work there. Awesome course

I had a great time until the end. Things were getting progressively slow and when I got on 17 ( par 3 ) a group of five just left, a group of 2 was waiting at the box and minutes later a group of 3 was waiting with me. I think when 3 groups are waiting at the tee box all at the same time, maybe someone needs to tell the five some to let folks play through.

I would say one of the best courses I have ever played.

This course is awesome. The layout, the conditions are great. Elevated tees in LA.! The staff is friendly. All around super satisfied

Beautiful course awesome architectural design all around great course probably best course I ever played

Im a bogey golfer and find this course very challenging. Now if I can stay out of the fairway bunkers. LOL Thanks for the great day>

Wonderful afternoon round on a perfectly manicured course. Tees, fairways and greens in fantastic shape. A little course knowledge is very beneficial here as water creeps in close to fairways on several holes. Staff and practice facilities also excellent, and a quick 45 minute drive well worth it.

The course was in great shape yesterday. Greens were just a little slower than last time I was there but still pretty quick and smooth. Fairways were in great shape as were the bunkers. Still no work on the cartpaths but other than bad paths, the course is really nice. Needs a real clubhouse, heard it's in the works.

It's worth the trip to Raceland to experience this course!

Really hope this new ownership can get this place going so that they can upgrade. Course is in excellent shape. Tough with wind because there are no trees. Needs a legit clubhouse and paved cart paths. Other than that, this course can compete with the top courses in Louisiana. Hope the location doesn't hold it back

I've played this course 3 times now, and I enjoy it equally every time I play it. The layout is somewhat links-ish with the only trees being very small and since there is open farmland all around the course, the wind is regularly an issue. The layout is nice with a good mix of holes. There are a good few shortish par 4's but there are also some brutish fours and a couple of 5's that really put your game to the test. The course is very well maintained, the greens are very fast and undulating, but true. The rating and slope belie the challenges of this course, especially when the wind is up - as it has been each time I've played it. The only drawbacks are non-golf course related - the clubhouse is temporary as they haven't built a permanent house; the carts don't have a covered shed, so they are weather worn, and the cart paths are... let's just say less than good. There are a couple of good walks on the course from green to tee but it's not unwalkable; the course has man made movement, but is relatively flat. For the money, it's a great deal. Kind of in the middle of nowhere, which makes it hard to get to but usually means it's less crowded. My understanding is it was recently sold and the new owners intend to make it a private facility, so play it soon.