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First course on the trip: Chautauqua Park (4 star)
2nd course less than 5 miles from 55 Quick 9 holer to stretch your legs Holmes CC
2nd course less than 5 miles from 55 Quick 9 holer to stretch your legs Holmes CC
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In Northern Mississipi: George Payne Cossar State Park is >5miles from 55
The only other course less than 5 miles off is Lefleurs Bluff State Park, but it is a 2 star that says it is pay to play.
7 miles of 55 is the rez Ross Barnett average Rating 4.19
The only other course less than 5 miles off is Lefleurs Bluff State Park, but it is a 2 star that says it is pay to play.
7 miles of 55 is the rez Ross Barnett average Rating 4.19
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There isnt much in Louisiana. The course in Metarie (closest to New Orleans) isnt that good. It is mostly open and not a lot of tough executing of shots. I missed my chance to play the courses around Baton ROuge because we were in the midst of an all day soaking rain when we were there unfortunately.
I did enjoy my visit to St. Genevieve just a little outside of St Louis. It isnt an awesome course but it was enjoyable.
I did enjoy my visit to St. Genevieve just a little outside of St Louis. It isnt an awesome course but it was enjoyable.
Right before St . Loius is West City Park 2 miles from that is Jokerst. Both are 3.5 rated
I think the Rez is worth the trip. I would say you can get to it in about 15 minutes from I-55. Lafluers bluff is right next to the highway but it is an unusual course. the 2 9's are totally separated and you have to drive from one to the other. With that said I do like the back 9 there. It is short and very wooded. 2 of my aces came there on hole #10. When are you travelling?
dahig
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take a short detour and head into memphis.
shortly after you cross the river you head north for about 20min. and you can hit up BUD HILL.
i've played it on a road trip to houston. good fun! good people.
there is a state park not too far from that.(meeman-shelby) two courses.
shortly after you cross the river you head north for about 20min. and you can hit up BUD HILL.
i've played it on a road trip to houston. good fun! good people.
there is a state park not too far from that.(meeman-shelby) two courses.
A lot of the better DG in Louisiana seems to be along I-20, but that's kinda out of your line of travel.
Baton Rouge is a bit closer and has a few decent courses, and a local club.
http://www.brdga.org/
Baton Rouge is a bit closer and has a few decent courses, and a local club.
http://www.brdga.org/
when are you going back up? I am on spring break the week of march 15-19th and could possibly meet up with you in Jackson to play The Rez.
