Is it possible for a golf course to be both challenging and welcoming? Here at Timberlane, the answer is a resounding yes. Timberlane isn’t just a name on a map. It’s a census-designated place within the larger tapestry of Jefferson Parish, Louisiana. Right here, in 1959, history was made. Timberlane Country Club opened its doors, becoming a pioneer as the first private club west of the Mississippi River. The course, a masterpiece designed by the legendary Robert Trent Jones, Sr., quickly earned a reputation for its demanding layout. Over the decades, Timberlane has witnessed the ebb and flow of life. It weathered the oil boom of the 1980s and the tech surge of the 1990s. Even Hurricane Katrina in 2005 couldn’t diminish its spirit. Today, Timberlane Golf & Recreation stands as a testament to resilience and Southern charm, offering a blend of challenging golf, a warm family atmosphere, and time-honored amenities. The club even hosts the annual Gretna Green Knickers Golf Tournament and Clubhouse Affaire every November. It’s a grand celebration where everyone dresses in vintage attire, echoing a bygone era. But Timberlane is more than just a golf course – it’s a community. It’s a place where tradition meets modernity, and where a shared love for the game brings people together.
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