Audubon Park offers a nice Par 62 course that is worth playing. It doesn't take long to get…read morethrough the short (mostly Par 3) course, but it can get a bit jammed up at time since it is such a short course. I typically play twilight hours when I get off work so it's pretty open whenever I play. The staff has always been very welcoming and quick to assist in anyway that they can. The clubhouse offers plenty of refreshments and snacks, and the snack cart is never too far away when you're out on the course. The only thing to be cautious of is that if you're a not so "consistent" golfer as I am you'll play with the concern in the back of your head that you don't want to hit someone on the track that butts up against a third of the course.

I love this golf course. Generally, the people we encounter there are courteous and well mannered…read more Unfortunately we did not have that experience a few days ago. The supposed "marshall" of the golf course was picking fights with multiple groups while he was off duty. He was screaming and cursing out paying customers for being backed up, even though there were about five groups waiting. I called the golf course to inform them of the incident while it was going on and one of the workers came out and told us that we should have skipped the four holes that were backed up in order to calm the off duty marshall down. Crazy, since we PAYED and he probably gets free rounds for working there. For working on a golf course for so long apparently, you would think the marshall would know that it is not the person in front of you's fault that the game is backed up when there are a string of groups visibly in front of us. This was an extremely unprofessional experience and I am honestly surprised that this happened at Audubon, and I would hope that the marshall was reprimanded in some way. My group will not be returning until someone holds him accountable, which is saddening since he was obviously in the wrong and protected by the course to some degree. This was our absolute favorite course in the area (we go there once or twice a week), and the only one we went to. Sad to see that someone who should make the game more enjoyable for all customers, shed such a terrible light on such a nice establishment. I would put a picture i got of this guy but I know the course already knows which one it is based on their reaction to the altercation. Obviously this happens a lot with him.

Had a great time golfing at English Turn in March. As a female, I hit from the ladies red tees and…read morehad a great round. Beautiful course and nice staff. James took a great family photo to remember the day!

I would not recommend scheduling a golf outing at English Turn. I was treated terribly while trying…read moreto book an outing. I called to try and book a golf outing and was told by the proshop to speak with Mike P, the Head Pro. I did call and get his voice mail and left a message on 4-8. I didn't hear back by 4-13, so I called back and left a message. I didn't hear back, so I called on 4-14 and spoke with Mike P., who said he was busy and would call me back. I didn't hear back so I called on 4-15 and was told by the proshop they were real busy and to call back. I asked the nameof the GM. They said there wasn't a GM only an AGM? They transferred me to a voice mail. I called back and tried the operator and got voice mail. I called back a couples hours later and tried the operator. A woman named Ming answered. I asked if the AGM was there she said no. She asked if she could help. I asked her her title. She said she was the owner. I explained to her what I was going through with the pro shop. Her comments were "they are very busy". At that point I understood why the service is so bad. It's coming from the top. I wouldn'd book a linch, golf outing or anything at English Turn. The customer service is terrible based on what I experienced!

One of the worst courses I've ever played. The only part of the course that's maintained is the…read moregreen. Patches of rough grass spread throughout the fairway. It's nice to drive the fairway and still lose the ball. The only maintained grass was the backyards of the houses the course plays along.

If you are looking to join for the pool don't bother! The pool is always green and dirty…read more Management could work on communication and interaction skills. We've had negative interaction with management at the restaurant and the pool. We will be pulling the membership. Not worth the money for the aggravation.

Zero communication regarding course condition. Charged full price and 14/18 greens were unplayable…read more Beer is reasonably priced so that gets a star

After hearing glowing reviews about this place I was excited to come check it out but I won't ever…read morecome back. The golf course itself is well maintained and more than nice enough. Customer service isn't up to par. The current staff is not living up to the history of this place. A stater named Gavin, stopped me and my family as we made the turn and demanded I show him my proof of payment. Although, both other members in our group showed Gavin their receipts, when I couldn't find my receipt, Gavin demanded I go back to the club house to get a new receipt printed. Totally unacceptable!

Tonight, my friends and I came to the UNO Tennis Center because City Park courts we're unavailable…read more I'm really glad we decided to give the center a try because it's more convenient. The "club house" is clean and air conditioned and has wine and refreshments for sale. Courts are $7 until 5pm and $10 from 5pm-9pm. The tennis pro was more than accommodating. Courts seem to be available even when there is league play. We will be using the quarts twice weekly based on our experience tonight!

TPC is actively preparing the course for the Zurich Classic tournament in the end of April. Greens…read moreare slower than they will be later in the year. The course is very well manicured and men and equipment are everywhere working on the course. It was a joy to play the course as always. I am looking forward to next time.

Excellent food and great attentive service. Lots of unique food choices like my hamburger with…read moreWagyu beef and sausage patty sandwich. All the typical fare with a twist and amped up. Red snapper was the fish of the day. Our party of 6 enjoyed lunch very much. Definitely would recommend.

Putt Putt at City Park is hands down one of the best gems in New Orleans for both date night and…read morefamily fun! After the excitement of the LSU game(and unfortunate loss) , this was the perfect way to wind down and still keep the energy high. The setup is not your average mini-golf course , each tee is themed after a different part of New Orleans, and you actually get to learn pieces of the city's rich history as you play through all 18 holes. It's such a cool blend of fun and culture--where else can you work on your putting game while learning about the traditions, neighborhoods, and landmarks that make New Orleans so unique? The course is well kept, creative, and just the right mix of challenging and lighthearted. Whether it's for a casual date, a family night out with the kids, or even a group of friends looking for something different, City Park Putt Putt checks all the boxes. It's the perfect mix of charm, history, and good old-fashioned fun. I Highly recommend

Absolutely loved the waterfalls and street name signs as tee signs! Very creative way to get to…read moreknow famous New Orleans streets. Staff and check-in were extremely friendly and fast. Amazing staff. Reason for 3 stars : We went at night and it was insanely DARK, like we used our phones to see where the ball went. Could have used more lighting. We also went the day after it rained and 40 percent of the holes were not draining and were filled with old rain water... gross!!! Drainage could use a little help. In all we would give this place a try in the day time of a cool autumn season. It is also located in city park so this is a good location for families to walk and explore the museums and cafe.

Great facility for pickleball! The outdoor courts are well paved, lines are clear and the vibes are…read morevery Southern California with the palm trees surrounding the courts. It only costs $10/hr to reserve a court so it is great value for money! You can make a reservation on the Court Reserve app pretty easily.

COVID-19 update: So I write this review as I brought my nephew for his tennis lesson and watched…read morewhile he played. I must say that they've really upgraded their tennis courts back from when I took lessons here a long time ago (back when the courts were across from Storyland! Haha :)). I appreciate that they are taking COVID-19 restrictions seriously. There is a sign on the door that masks are required. Once you get in the clubhouse you see the staff wearing masks and I believe there is plexiglass at the front desk where you would rent a court. As soon as you go through the clubhouse there is a deck with several tables and chairs. Then you see the huge tennis ball by the main court with stands. The courts look very well maintained and still pretty new! There were lots of kids taking lessons outdoors. I was able to sit at a covered bench while watching my nephew play and people stayed socially distant from each other. I was even impressed that the ladies restroom was clean and had signage limiting the number of people inside to 2 people to try and enforce social distancing! Happy tennis playing!