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Regions | North Louisiana

The Louisiana golfing journey begins in the northern Monroe-Ruston Area
part of the state, adjacent to Arkansas, Texas and Shreveport-Bossier City Area
Mississippi. As the closest region to Midwest golfers
who annually need an escape from cold weather,
North Louisiana golf courses are eager to host golf
groups.

Black Bear Golf Course, located at Poverty Point
State Park, just off I-20 in the far eastern part of the
region, was named a “best new affordable course”
by Golf Digest when it opened and Golfweek’s “best in
state” for seven years in a row. This Audubon Golf
Trail site takes advantage of the rolling hills and
offers great views of the surrounding countryside.
The TifEagle greens are large, fast and well-protected
by immense bunkers. The adjacent 17-room Black
Bear Lodge or state park cabins provide a great
place to stay and unwind after your day on the links.

Querbes Park Golf Course is Shreveport’s home
course, located near downtown and all the casino
hotels. Beauty and value make this 18-hole course a
great experience for golfers.

Squire Creek, in the quaint town of Choudrant
near Ruston, is one of the region’s most desirable
private country clubs and features on-site golf
cottages. A Tom Fazio signature design, the course
was listed in Golf Digest’s “best new private courses”
when it opened. The greens have been compared
to Augusta, but the open layout means you’ll rarely
have a bad lie.

Calvert Crossing is located halfway between
Monroe and Ruston. It challenges with well-placed
hazards throughout and undulating greens. This
private club is available for play through the Troon
Privé reciprocal program.

With so many exciting golf courses and a variety of
lodging options, finding a stay and play option is
easy in North Louisiana.

Top Left Photo: Fishing in North Louisiana; Landry Vineyards in Monroe
Top Right Photo: Real BBQ & More in Shreveport
Bottom Right Photo: Great Raft Brewing in Shreverport
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