Carter Plantation

I have played this course about a dozen or so times over the past several years. Though it had been a while since I last played(3 or 4yrs). Was very pleased with just about everything; updated carts wGPS, greens in excellent shape, fairways and bunkers crisp and fluffy, etc. The staff seems very hospitable, very welcoming and friendly. Practice area hasn’t changed, and is still very nice. The practice greens are indicative of course greens which is excellent in my opinion; for gauging course speed etc. The cart girls make rounds for refreshments, also the carts are equipped with good sand for divots, GPS and score tracking. The restaurant and bar are just as good if not better than it used to be from what I recall. Something different, and maybe it’s just me not having played there in almost 4yrs; front and back nine have been reversed. Having played this course twice in the last two weeks, I actually prefer this new route. Definitely worth the money for this time of year. My only complaint if I had any, would be too many threesomes and foursomes scheduled around the same time. But of a traffic jam getting started, but they allowed us to start on time without issue. Not sure if they were online booked or walk ins, but we had paid for ours online.

The course was in great shape. Greens rolled nicely

Fair test of golf. Rates are very reasonable.

Even after all the rain the entire week before the greens were perfect and the fairways were well kept!

Greens are high quality, great amenities course is in great shape good price will play again soon

Fast greens but in great shape. Gotta play here more to learn them better. Overall, it is a beautiful and well maintained course.

I live in New Orleans. And I’ve traveled a lot in my previous jobs. So I have played a lot of nice golf courses. The Carter Plantation course, by David Tom’s, Is one of the most scenic and best layout you can find in south Louisiana. And you can’t beat the price. Plus, their golf carts are amazing with GPS that tell you the distance to the front of the green, middle of the green, back of the green. You don’t get those type of golf carts at the TPC of Louisiana.

Played at 730 am so pace of play no issue, usually a problem with that on weekends later in the morning. Cannot say enough though about conditions, absolutely fantastic greens and great fairway lies. Challenging layout as always. One of the best courses in south LA.

The course is as good as you can expect for a golf course coming out of winter. The greens were perfect (and fast).

Shot lousy, but now due to the course. The course was in very good condition and the greens are fast. New carts with GPS is a nice addition, it even told us when the course changed from cart path only( big rains night before) to 90degree!

This was a very enjoyable course and design was better than most. The bunkers and water hazards were in thr right places, concidering most courses put hazards out of play to speed play. Bunkers in many landing areas made this flat Louisiana course very memorable. I will be back.

Parents with children joining groups making the turn made the course unplayable. We went from on time at the turn to 18 minutes behind in the span of 2 holes. Lost any looseness I had waiting.

Kids goofing off and parents not handling them in a timely manner made this round unplayable.

Kid hit into us on the green on 10 while putting

We left in the 12th fairway. Would have taken 2 hours from that point.

6 hour round not my bag on a Saturday.

Course was in ok shape for spring. Need to not have the range on such a down hill though, was playing in front of the range, would rather hit off mats than that.

Best greens in the area...fairways could be in better shape but overall nice layout and the course is tough but fair!

Was so glad to learn since my last time playing my home course ten years ago that it had only gotten better. From the greeting getting out of my car to the club cleaning post round and every step in between...professionalism was evident. The course was in immaculate condition with perhaps the smoothest Bermuda greens I’ve ever seen. They’ve flipped the nines since I’ve last been there, which I believe provided a more logical ending to a round. I wish I could get back more often to play.