Est. 1998 · Ron Garl
Why we love this place
We love how Money Hill defies the flat-Louisiana stereotype with real elevation change and holes that hug a spring-fed lake. Set on old tung-oil timberland near New Orleans, it feels secluded and characterful, and that peninsula-green par-3 is exactly the kind of shot we play for.
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About Money Hill Golf & Country Club
Money Hill Golf & Country Club sits in Abita Springs, Louisiana, on St. Tammany Parish's Northshore near New Orleans, and opened in 1998 with a Ron Garl design as the centerpiece of a wooded residential community. The land is part of a vast property once devoted to timber, pulp, paper, and tung-oil production, originally developed by the Goodyear family. Unusually hilly for southern Louisiana, the layout features constant elevation changes across its rolling terrain. Memorable holes include a water-carry par-3 4th, the demanding par-4 10th, and the signature 16th, a short par-3 to a narrow peninsula green tucked into the lakeside. The closing stretch wraps around spring-fed Goodyear Lake, named for the family behind the original plantation.
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