Best season
Spring-Fall
Mar · Apr · Oct · Nov
Trip cost · per golfer
$1,060–$2,220
4-night trip
Nearest airport
SHV
26 mi · SHV
Difficulty
mixed
Handicap 0–10
Overview
Shreveport offers a compelling blend of challenging golf courses situated amidst Louisiana's natural beauty, providing an affordable and authentic Southern golf escape with a vibrant local culture.
Top courses
Editor-picked layouts ranked by prestige, conditioning and player experience.
Design by P.B. Dye · Par 72 · 7,091 yds
A classic championship course known for its mature trees and excellent conditioning, offering a traditional parkland golf experience. Play from the appropriate tees to truly enjoy the course; the back nine can be particularly demanding.
Design by Fred S. Bell, revised by George W. Cobb · Par 72 · 6,432 yds
Shreveport's oldest public course, offering a charming and walkable layout with mature trees and a friendly atmosphere. This course is great for a casual round and is very walkable, so consider leaving the cart behind.
Design by Joe Finger · Par 72 · 6,932 yds
A hidden gem known for its surprising challenge and excellent value, offering a unique golf experience adjacent to a correctional facility. Don't let the location deter you; this course offers fantastic conditions and a fun, challenging layout for the price.
Design by Leon Howard · Par 72 · 6,620 yds
A well-maintained municipal course known for its friendly staff and accessible layout, perfect for all skill levels. This course is ideal for a quick round or for those looking to practice their iron play on well-kept greens.
Stay & play
Resort packages bundle lodging, rounds, range access, and on-site dining. Hotel-only options give you flexibility to course-hop.
Casino Hotel
A lively casino hotel offering comfortable rooms, multiple dining options, and direct access to gaming and entertainment.
Hotel
Located downtown, this hotel provides upscale amenities, including a rooftop pool, and is close to local attractions.
Resort & Casino
A vibrant, tropical-themed resort across the river in Bossier City, featuring a spa, pool, and diverse dining.
Extended Stay Hotel
Offers spacious suites with kitchens, ideal for longer stays or groups, providing a comfortable home-away-from-home feel.
Off the course
Non-golf experiences worth building into your trip — from local landmarks to nature, food, and culture.
Interactive science and entertainment center with an IMAX Dome Theatre, perfect for families and curious minds.
Explore marine life from around the world with interactive exhibits and touch tanks, a fun experience for all ages.
The largest natural lake in Louisiana, offering opportunities for fishing, boating, kayaking, and exploring cypress swamps.
Experience local culture, fresh produce, and artisan goods at this vibrant seasonal market in downtown Shreveport.
A unique museum showcasing a vast collection of photographic equipment, cameras, and historical images.
Itineraries
Choose your trip length. Each plan is built around the marquee courses, with rest, dining, and travel days dialed in.
Day 1
Land at SHV, transfer to your hotel, hit the range, and grab a casual dinner at Herby-K's.
Day 2
Morning tee time at The Olde Oaks Golf Club. Lunch at the clubhouse, afternoon recovery, dinner at Superior Bar & Grill.
Day 3
Early tee time at Huntington Park Golf Course, light lunch, then transfer back to SHV.
Budget
Realistic ranges sourced from current resort rates, public green fees, and group dining averages.
Lodging 4 nights · $151/nt | $604 |
Golf 3 rounds · $120 avg | $360 |
Food & drink ~$110/day | $440 |
Ground transport Rideshare + cart fees | $240 |
Flights Search Skyscanner for live fares | Variable |
| Estimated total · per golfer | $1,644 |
Season
humid subtropical
When to book: 3-6 months out
Dining
From clubhouse classics to chef-driven dinners worth a reservation.
Seafood/Southern
A Shreveport institution since 1936, famous for its Shrimp Buster sandwich and classic Louisiana fare.
Italian/Pizza
Authentic Neapolitan pizza cooked in a wood-fired oven, offering fresh ingredients and a cozy atmosphere.
Mexican
Known for its vibrant atmosphere, strong margaritas, and delicious Tex-Mex dishes, a local favorite.
Louisiana/Steakhouse
An upscale dining experience offering prime steaks and classic Louisiana seafood dishes in an elegant setting.
French-American
A charming bistro serving refined French-inspired American cuisine with a focus on seasonal ingredients and craft cocktails.
Cajun/Creole
A lively spot for traditional Cajun and Creole dishes, known for its catfish, gumbo, and live music on occasion.
After dark
Where the buddy trips end up after the 19th hole.
Casino/Entertainment
Offers a full range of gaming, live entertainment, and several bars, providing a bustling nightlife experience.
Music Venue/Bar
A popular downtown spot for live music, craft beers, and a relaxed, unpretentious atmosphere.
Bar
A classic dive bar known for its friendly locals, cheap drinks, and a laid-back, authentic Shreveport vibe.
Tee times
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FAQ
Spring-Fall (Mar, Apr, Oct, Nov). humid subtropical
Plan on $1,060–$2,220 per golfer for a 4-night trip including lodging, rounds, food and ground transport. Flights are extra.
SHV, about 26 miles from the resort area. Most national hubs offer non-stop service via SHV.
4 nights is the sweet spot — enough for 3 full rounds plus a rest or sightseeing day.
Yes — popular with corporate, couples. Quieter evenings, ideal for golf-focused groups.
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