Beau Chene

Eagle Club Membership: Initiation: $5,000.00 | Monthly Dues: $410.00
Entitles the eligible immediate family (yourself, spouse and children under 25) to use of the golf courses, clubhouse, tennis facilities and pool complex.


Medalist Club Membership: Initiation: $1,000.00 | Monthly Dues: $493.00
Entitles the eligible immediate family (yourself, spouse and children under 25) to use of the golf courses, clubhouse, tennis facilities and pool complex. All Medalist Memberships Convert to Eagle Club Memberships
after 5 years of continuous membership.


Birdie Membership: Initiation: $1000.00 | Monthly Dues: $290.00
Primary account holder must be under 40 years of age. Entitles the eligible immediate family (Yourself, spouse and children under 25) to use of the golf courses, clubhouse, tennis facilities and pool complex. There will be no further initiation fee charged upon turning 40 as long as you have maintained this golf membership for 24 months minimum. Upon turning 40, the current Eagle Membership dues will be charged.


eta: this was as of December, for the new year.

To get new blood. Every CC does it for the most part

perfect course for you because beau chene is in questionable shape

Really? That’s surprising to hear.

I’ve only played Beau chene a couple times in tournaments but it was always in good shape.

when 2 of my kids started LSU and 1 at SLU, I had to take a deep breath.....if you join their MGA and play in any tournaments, or the summer men's twilight league, it was not uncommon to have a 1200-1500\mo bill, and for some, this is probably on the lower end. i had to be 'aware' of my spending (not an OT baller).

if you get a cart, $25\round. this adds up quicker than you think.

anything you get off the cart or inside, you can pay cash. if you charge it, 18% on top of it.

The course and just general management of the course right now is very disappointing

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Birdie Membership: Initiation: $1000.00 | Monthly Dues: $290.00 Primary account holder must be under 40 years of age. Entitles the eligible immediate family (Yourself, spouse and children under 25) to use of the golf courses, clubhouse, tennis facilities and pool complex. There will be no further initiation fee charged upon turning 40 as long as you have maintained this golf membership for 24 months minimum. Upon turning 40, the current Eagle Membership dues will be charged.

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I need to move the frick out of Baton Rouge

i live on oak #7.

the last 1-2 years, under a new groundskeeper, they have improved the tee boxes and they are starting an irrigation project that we delayed due to ida.

my biggest complaint about it is there are several fairways that just don't have good lies. i'm talking middle of the fairway. some of it is due to certain holes having a huge amount of oak tress, so there's no direct sun ever hitting it, and some issues are the exact oppsoite........no irrigation and we get these droughts so the grass get burnt. IMO, for the money, yes its nice having 2 courses and driving range, but to hit a drive down the middle and be laying on hard pan sucks when playing in tournaments.

MGA and club events when played up is one scorecard not one club. Bunker conditions are sometimes rake and place, sometimes just place and sometimes it's played down.

Outside tournaments have different rules of course but that doesnt have anything to do with membership.

I won't even talk about Mag which was a shite show all summer but there is more than just 7 Oak with hard pan issues.


3, 10 and 18 are all also hardpan dead in the middle of the fairway

It isn't just now. It wasn't just this summer. Its all the time.

Right now, the fairways are all aerated, the tee box positions are set by whoever cuts the grass and he just puts them to where he isn't cutting so they're either all up front or all in the back, they walls of the bunkers have all the sand and when it rains, they just collapse, the drainage is horrible, the range closes with the threat of rain (not just after it rains) and don't even get me started about the kids on 6 who use the fairway as a football field, the people on 6 who use the fairway as their fireworks launch pad and the residents who use the paths as a jogging track, dog walking path or bike route.

Course being described as questionable right now is generous.

Maybe I just have very low standards, but for $290 a month I feel like I’m absolutely raping them for the two courses I get

It’s $70 these days to play one single round at courses in worse condition. $290 a month for two courses and full club membership feels like the course is where it should be from a value standpoint