Bayou Oaks at City Park South Course is state’s newest New Orleans’ City Park has a rich history dating back to the 1800s. It was first opened as a city park in 1854 with the city of taking ownership of the property in 1850. Currently there are two golf courses in City Park and a two-story driving range. Before Hurricane Katrina brought its destruction on New Orleans, City Park was home to four courses (South, North, East and West). The facility played host to many PGA Tour events from 1938-1962. Restored and re-established in 2017, the South Course features 18 holes of championship golf designed by renowned architect Rees Jones. Sitting on over 200 acres, the South Course measures between 5,054 and 7,302 yards. The South Course features multiple tee off locations in order to accommodate players of all skill levels. The state-of-the-art clubhouse features Filmore in the Oaks,which is a full-service bar and restaurant with an impressive food and drink menu. It is a great compliment to New Orleans’ only 36-hole facility. For the bowl season, there is a $79 special (plus tax) that includes green fees and cart fees. Rental clubs are available for $50 plus tax. If you are going to play two rounds during your stay in New Orleans, the North Course is across the street from the clubhouse just next to the driving range. Fees for the riding 18 holes at the North Course are $34-$36. Originally opened in 1969 and shut down for three years because of Katrina, the North Course is shorter (4,300-5,740 yards) but does offer a challenge.Water comes into play on eight of the 18 holes. Web: www.cityparkgolf.com 2019-2020 TEE TO GREEN GOLF MAGAZINE BOWL DIRECTORY Page 3
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