Public · 18 holes
Bridges Golf Club
Bay St. Louis, MS
Bay St. Louis, MS
2500 Bridges Dr, Bay St. Louis, MS 39338
About this course
The Bridges Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 public course in Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, adjacent to Hollywood Casino Gulf Coast. Designed by Arnold Palmer and opened in 1997, with a renovation in 2006, the course spans 6,841 yards with a course rating of 73.4 and slope of 137, and incorporates more than 20 bridges over saltwater marsh and wetlands.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
7,000
Established
2003
Course rating
73.4
Slope
137
LooperScore
76.3
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Design & architects
- Arnold Palmer, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Bridges Golf Club, by true distance.
Bridgewater Golf Club
Madison, MS · 4.1 mi away
Bridgewater Golf Club is a semi-private 18-hole course in Madison, in the Jackson metro's northern suburbs. The layout plays through the Bridgewater community with water in play on several holes, and public tee times are available around member play.
Country Club of Canton
Canton, MS · 6.6 mi away
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The Refuge Golf Course
Flowood, MS · 15 mi away
Flowood Golf Course is now known as The Refuge, an 18-hole public facility that underwent a major renovation in 2021. Designed by Roy Case and updated by Nathan Crace, the course is carved from 200 acres of wetlands. It features TifEagle hybrid bermudagrass greens and the Longleaf Tee System. The property includes a resort hotel with multiple dining venues and a spa.
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