Grand Ridge

Played a month ago it was In good shape. Very tight fairways hit em straight

I have not played it recently, but have driven past it. The greens looked nice. Management has cut out lots of trees to help the grass in the fairways grow, so there are some rough spots between the tees and greens.

For a little more money, you can go to Cypress Lakes in Destrehan. It is usually in better shape and the fairways are not as tight.

New ownership has been doing a ton of work. Dramatically improved draining, digging out ponds, and taking out trees to allow more grass to grow.

Still some work to do on tee boxes and some fairways, but greens have been rolling fantastic and most fairways are substantially better than they've been in a decade.

Tight course, still many many trees. Have to be able to shape shots to score...

Played in mid-June for the first time, and enjoyed it. As others have said, greens were in great shape and you can tell they are working to improve the fairways. Very old school tight driving holes. It's worth the relatively cheap green fees, in my opinion.

Second that...glad to,see him doing good. My hometown course.

We probably know each other.

I played Grand Ridge on 8/9/19.
It is in pretty good shape. Most of the greens are nice. They did have some ground under repair on the greens of holes
5, 9, and 10. But the greens are large enough to have the flag away from the GIR.

The fairways and drainage are better. They have removed a lot of trees and the is helping with grass growth. The was some areas being sodded on #2.

Hole ##14 had temporary tees. They are working on the pond in front of it.

The course isnt the best in the area, but it is fairly cheap and they are investing in the course to get it better.