Date: Wednesday December 17th, 2025 Time: 12:53pm Paid: $67 (GolfNow Hot Deal) Time of Round: 4 Hours Staff : Friendly Included with Tee Time: - Cart (With Very Good GPS) - Grass Range - Practice Short Game Area Course Difficulty - Hard/Very Hard. Wide Fairways, but trouble is very easy to find. Typical Pete Dye bunkering. A good amount of strategic holes that can be fun to attack. Tee Boxes - Very Good Shape. Some were a little bare, but nothing too bad. Multiple Tee Box Options including Two Combo options. Some sections are already covered in advance of Zurich Classic. Fairways - Excellent Condition. Many holes are cart path only in preperation for Zurich Classic Greens - Very Good. Only Rolling at about an 8-9, True, but slower than normal Rough/Bunkers - Very Good Shape. Bunkers have very soft sand. Many natural bunkers with hardpack sand with pebbles Clubhouse includes Restaurant and Bar (An outing was utilizing Restaurant during my visit) and very good Pro Shop For $67, it was an amazing deal. The normal price for those times is $89 for Residents and $202 for Non-Residents. It is a fantastic course if you are staying in the area.

My first time playing this course and it did not disappoint! The course is beautiful, greens look great and they are very quick! The staff is awesome and the starter gets you teeing off right on time! The pro shop has some really nice things to buy but be ready to spend some money, it ain't cheap! Overall, I was very impressed!

Amazing golf experience on a beautiful course. Watch out for the alligators on the second hole!

Beautiful Course in the Bayou. Quirky Pete Dye design, home of the Zurich Classic. Clubhouse is top notch and kitchen serves a mean poboy and bowl of gumbo.

I loved playing this course back during a long golf vacation across the South back when I lived in New Jersey. Conditions were great and the course was beautiful. The course beat me up a bit, but then what would you expect from a Pete Dye course! I've been lucky enough to play four TPC courses, all of them nice, but I believe TPC Louisiana was the best.