Very good golf experience. Best greens we’ve played in all summer. Friendly staff and well maintained tee boxes and fairways. We drove from the north shore and will be back.

Another course revitalized about 20 minutes outside of Metairie that you shouldn’t overlook. Played this course a month ago while the greens were punched and June 23rd after they healed up. These greens are very close to becoming some of the best in the area since they’ve been redone. This course layout has one of the most challenging and unique eyes in southern Louisiana. Highly recommend taking a shot on it. In dry conditions, I see it becoming a must play like it was in it’s former form.

Greens were in great shape and rolled Tru. We had GPO so I did alot of walking. But the course was nice. Club house has hot and prices were a little high. M&m peanuts and a drink 15.00 I plan on playing there again.

I invited some friends to play at Belle Terre CC, which I consider my home since I live nearby. The course is difficult to call a true golf course—more like a goat ranch desperately needing goats to manage the grass. Green fees are $75, typical for a high-end course, but this place is far from premium. The only highlight is its excellent layout; the design is unmatched in the region. Unfortunately, current ownership has turned it into a joke. On a clear Saturday at 10:00, with few players around, the pro shop clerk, the only professional-looking staff member, informed us they had no balls and we couldn’t use the range—something unheard of. We started on the first hole, which was decent, but the rough was excessively long for a casual course. The bunkers were unusable—lacking sand and drained with PVC pipes, which I’ve never seen before. As we progressed, the rough grew taller, and by the fifth hole, the greens hadn’t been cut in weeks; the grass was nearly an inch high and unputtable. I apologized to my friends for the condition, as we paid a premium and expected better. Things only worsened on holes 6 and 9, where greens were poorly maintained and still had tall grass. The fairways and roughs on the back nine deteriorated further, with some grass over a foot tall. Clumps of cut grass made it easy to lose balls or even small children. By the 12th hole, I lost a ball in the middle of the fairway. If maintenance crews are working on the greens, they should advertise it or offer discounts. For a decent golf experience, look elsewhere—Belle Terre is a mess.

Really fun course. Lots of opportunity to swing most clubs in the bag as every hole is alittle different. It has its challenges. Shotout to the made in the process shop, great energy and always a good time. Played here a few times now and really enjoyed it. Though there was people in front and behind its never felt crowded.