We recently had the opportunity to travel to New Orleans and tee it up at TPC Louisiana. What a great day!

We’ll have much more coming soon, as our trip to the Big Easy will be featured in the Winter Issue of Southern Fairways. Here’s a preview:

  • TPC Louisiana is part of the fantastic TPC Network of courses. #PlayTPC
  • The PGA Tour’s Zurich Classic is played at TPC Louisiana.
  • Since 2017, the event has used a two-player team event… a one-of-a-kind on tour.
  • Patrick Cantlay and Xander Schauffele are the defending champions.
  • TPC Louisiana is located in Avondale, just 20 minutes or so from the heart of the city.
  • We enjoyed our stay at the NOPSI Hotel, a great spot (with a rooftop pool) located in the CBD and just a 5-minute walk to Bourbon Street.
  • TPC Louisiana was designed by the legendary Pete Dye with consultation from PGA Professionals Steve Elkington and Kelly Gibson, a Louisiana native.
  • Don’t let Dye’s name scare you away. Although challenging, TPC Louisiana is a fun and challenging course for players of all abilities.
  • The course is set on 250 acres adjacent to the Mississippi River Delta.
  • There is plenty of nature and wildlife to enjoy, and yes you will probably see an alligator or two!
  • Rates at TPC Louisiana start at just $89.00, an amazing deal.
  • Visit tpc.com/louisiana for more details, or to book your tee time!

Those are just a few highlights of TPC Louisiana. #PlayTPC

Check back in mid-December for our complete look at TPC Louisiana, as well as a very enjoyable round at Bayou Oaks at City Park.

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