English Turn Golf & Country Club

James is the man. Best starter introduction I’ve ever heard

Greeted with a cart right when I got out the car. The starter James was great explaining on the course and green speeds. Course was busy but we finished under 4 hours. Greens are in great condition (still small though lol). Glad to see the course getting back to what it used to be.

Haven’t played English Turn since they shut the course down. I have to say the course is in great shape. Greens and sand traps are very professional. Ball speed on the greens were perfect and every trap was well maintained. James did an amazing job of explaining the course to my son since it was his first time playing. Definitely taking advantage of the HOT DEALS In the future.

Post hurricane Ida, English Turn was in superb condition although dry in early November. The greens were smooth and fast. The staff were the most professional of all the courses I have played in the past. This is THE course to play in the New Orleans area.

We had a delightful day playing eighteen holes. We were paired with a single woman from KC who took the game as serious as we did. Lots of gimme putts and plenty of foot wedges. Jack Nicholas did a nice job on the course by not making it too difficult and minimum sand traps.

The course was just renovated. Greens immaculate and course is in great shape. Golf now hot deal is where it’s at. Pace was slow due to the recent reopening. Tough course with small greens but nice challenging lay out.

The course is very fun to play and is challenging with unique hole layouts, immaculate fairways, many bunkers/water hazards, and TINY greens. This would be a top three course (in NOLA) easy if the greens weren't the shag carpet someone reclaimed from a 1970's house fire, and if the MANY bunkers around the course played consistently. You either got perfectly manicured white clouds, or a hole someone stole the sod out of then dusted it with brown sugar and cinnamon. For the weekday rate of $50, I can't say I would see myself going back until the greens were remedied, cause ideally the bunkers are something to be avoided anyway, but putting through a forest of a green that's been littered with napalm strikes really kills the enjoyment of what could be a spectacular place to play. Apparently they will be putting a large investment into the greens soon though, so fingers crossed.

It’s the second time I’ve played at this course. The first time was good but this time it’s has gotten worst. The greens is worst then the local municipal course. The layout and fairways are good. The fairway bunkers need sand. It looks like hitting off of concrete , it needs sand to call it a fairway bunkers. The price is not worth it for the course. I was really disappointed when I saw the first green d it gotten worst afterwards.