Louisiana golf
Golf courses in Lake Charles, LA.
Every course BogeyMap publishes in and around Lake Charles, ordered by LooperAI score.
BogeyMap publishes 4 golf courses in Lake Charles, LA, 4 of them playable without a member invite. The Country Club at Golden Nugget carries the highest LooperAI score in town at 77.1.
Courses in Lake Charles
The Country Club at Golden Nugget
Lake Charles, LA
Tom Fazio resort course at Golden Nugget Lake Charles
Gray Plantation Golf Course
Lake Charles, LA
Gray Plantation Golf Club is an 18-hole course in the Graywood master-planned community in Lake Charles, Louisiana, designed by Rocky Roquemore and opened in 1999. The layout plays close to 7,000 yards from the back tees, with water and marshland shaping many of the holes. The club functions as a semi-private facility: it offers daily green fees to outside golfers alongside a membership program that also provides access to an on-site sports club with tennis, fitness and swimming amenities. A pro shop, teaching staff and banquet and wedding venues round out the facility.
Contraband Bayou Golf Club
Lake Charles, LA
Contraband Bayou Golf Club in Lake Charles is an 18-hole course designed by Tom Fazio, connected to the L'Auberge Casino Resort. The par-71 layout stretches 7,077 yards and incorporates the marsh and lowland terrain typical of southwest Louisiana, with eight lakes bordered by aquatic vegetation coming into play across the design. It is described as the only public Fazio-designed course in Louisiana, operated as part of the resort's amenities.
Mallard Cove Golf Course
Lake Charles, LA
Mallard Cove Golf Course was a municipal golf course in Lake Charles, Louisiana, owned and operated by the city on land later transferred to Chennault International Airport. In 2021 the city completed the transfer of the Mallard Cove property to Chennault, ending the original course's operation, and as part of the exchange the city built a new course, Mallard Golf Club, at a separate McNeese Street-area site designed by architect Jeff Blume. Mallard Cove itself, at its original location, is no longer an operating golf course.