Reviewed by: BigLag, Shoots in the 70s

Summary:
This is the course where I learned to play golf and I love it! It is not an easy course, especially with o.b. on both sides on almost every hole. You need to be able to hit it straight. This course has come a long way, but with all of the changes and upgrades it has become one of my favorite courses in the area! The price to play is great and the service is excellent! If you haven't played here in a while, give it another try...I promise your opinion will change!

Reviewed by: Brenton, Shoots in the 80s, from Baton Rouge

Summary:
This course has a nice layout. Some elevation changes and scenic views give it a nice look. Course isn't very long, and is very wide open. Conditions have steadily improved over the past 5 years. All in all, a decent track. Proximity to the Abita brew pub make it a reason to go.

Customer Service:
The cart vixen was pretty hot.

Reviewed by: Bob, Shoot in the 70s, from Covington, Louisiana

Summary:
This course is, to put it bluntly, a piece of crap. But I guess you get what you pay for ($5). You might as well play Putt Putt. I think there was one par three under 100 yards. And the greens cant require too much maintenence because the seem artificial. The "puttin green" (I use the term loosely) might as well be a bunker. I think I encountered more sand than grass. Service was great. I saw one guy and that was enough. I didn't want to see anyone else.

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Reviewed by: greg low, Shoot in the 70s, from new orleans

Summary:
They are trying to bring improvemnts. Cart paths...lakes..bunkers.. Greens are some of the fastest in state almost gooney golf. Two nice par 5's Longer hitters have advantage (short par 4's) but still need short game..

Customer Service:
Great customer service

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