This is a really excellent country club. Both golf courses are well maintained, and the course…read morelayout is tough but fair. The club bar is a lively place on the weekends, and the happy hour prices are good. If I lived in Mandeville, LA, I would certainly join this club.

Finally found gReat prices on golf clothing and accessories!! My husband is an avid golfer. So we…read moreare always on the hunt for reasonable golf wear.... not easy at all! He has found amazing sale prices on name brand clothes ...Nike, Adidas, FootJoy. Also they have good prices on gloves, copper bracelets, shoes etc. If you need golf wear ...this is your place!

Highly recommended! John and his crew will provide the knowledge and expertise you would expect…read morefrom a high quality golf store. Competitive prices, good selection and personal service. Club sizing, grip replacements and lessons are offered here. One-stop for your golf needs.

Took my husband here for his birthday lunch and to play a game or two…read more It was easy to find, nice place. It wasn't busy because everyone was at work. The staff was nice and friendly, very attentive. The game was fun, I couldn't get my husband to leave golf but it was fun. The food was great. Shrimp Appetizer was plenty and the seafood basket was delicious and also plentiful. The restroom was really clean. I would definitely recommend this spot.

Giving this place 5 stars because it's indoor, air conditioned family fun- which is severely…read morelacking on the Northshore. Food is good, not fine cuisine but definitely fills the void while playing simulation games. Chicken tenders & mozzarella squares were actually really delicious and awesome value. Sliders were okay so maybe a pass but kids loved them. $45 for an hour of play and you can extend if not reserved. More than golf, private play screens offer all sports even mom will enjoy joining in (ha! I did) We stumbled across this place, literally after leaving TWO other restaurants that weren't cutting it. What a hidden find with our boys on an otherwise quiet Saturday night! Only negative I have is that they aren't advertising enough to gather a crowd.

If you are a disc golfer that lives on the South shore of Lake Pontchartrain, you only have 2…read morecourses to choose from; City Park and Lafreniere Park. If you truly enjoy this game, you owe it to yourself to cross the Causeway bridge and head over to The Pines disc golf course in Pelican Park. The park is only 5-10 minutes from the foot of the Causeway and offers much more than disc golf, to include batting cages, a skate park, a dog park, soccer and softball fields as well as a sand volleyball court. However, I will only be reviewing the disc gold course. This 18 hole course is nothing like the south shore variants. The tee pads are natural and contain a mixture of soft sand this is fairly stable when the conditions are dry. However, I would not recommend playing this course for at least 48 hours after any rain activity. There are several drainage ditches that can come into play for the 1st 9 holes, and some of them had water in them, even though it had not rained in almost a week when I played. I can easily see how this course could be unplayable, or not very fun after a rain. I've heard that "very large, if fairly shallow, puddles cover large parts of holes 15, 16, 17 and 18 after modest rains; and hole 2 develops a small pond during the wetter months." There are lots of trees of trees here, with most of them being large pine trees that will ruin a good throw at least a few times every round you play. This course's location lends itself to windy conditions, so be careful on those windy days, or you'll be chasing errant discs all over the place. I was not very fond of the layout, as there is a lot of walking from the basket of one hole to the tee pad of the next hole. Perhaps a little more thought could have been given here. For example, the distances between holes 4&5, 5&6 and 6&7 are nearly 300 feet; and a first timer will have a hard time finding the next hole without a map. Hole 9 & 10 are separated by a dog park as well. Some signage pointing the way to the next hole would be nice. Some of the trickier holes (baskets) can be: Hole 2: If you find yourself to the left and in the water/marsh, you may be out of a disc. Hole 3: The pro tees offer a 600+ foot shot, so bring out the big guns but try to avoid the trees. Holes 7 & 8 have enough trees to make a straight shot nearly impossible. Hole 10: Trees, trees and more trees. Unless you can throw with laser accuracy, you are bound to hit a tree. I've tried to throw out over the soccer field and hook it bak into play near the basket, which is well protected with more foliage. Holes 12-18: These are all long holes with more trees. Holes 12-16 are bordered on the right by woods, and if your disc goes in them, you will probably not be able rto find it. And I speak from experience. Overall, I like this course. Even though it's flat and has no real elevation changes, it offers some good challenges via water, woods, fence lines, dog parks and a million trees throughout the course. Just be sure to play when the course is dry.

This was easily the best fitting experience I've had and I've had a half dozen different fitters at…read moredifferent locations in the past couple of years. Outrageous value for the information you get. I didn't feel like I was being sold on certain products, and all my data was emailed to me when I was finished. I will absolutely go back.

They had really cool atmosphere and special feeling. Food and music good people. Even danced.read more

We had my Father's celebration of life at Covington Country Club recently. We had a group of about…read more50 for buffet and bar reception. Everything was perfect! The food and service was first rate and venue was beautiful. The chef served the best gumbo and big shrimp that I have ever tasted. Thank you to Chloe for making everything wonderful! I highly recommend it. Blair Parrott