Metairie Country Club

SEC Football and a day with a Raynor design Fall means one thing in Louisiana: college football. This November, we're embarking on a one-of-a-kind trip with Fried Egg Golf Club members and Fried Egg Golf subscribers to visit Seth Raynor's Metairie Country Club and take in a game at Tiger Stadium. All participants will receive a ticket to the Alabama v. LSU game on Saturday, November 7 as well as our full-day event at Metairie Country Club on Monday, November 9. Death Valley and Golden-Age architecture in one weekend, sound good? Registration Information Opens: Lottery available from Noon - Midnight ET on June 10, 2026 FEGC Early Access: Lottery available from Noon - Midnight ET on June 11, 2026 Cost: $1,395/player Due to high demand for this event, we are converting this event to a lottery registration for both Fried Egg Golf Club members and public registrations. We will host two lotteries, one for FEGC members on Tuesday, June 10 from Noon - Midnight ET and one for the general public on Wednesday, June 11 from Noon - Midnight ET. FEGC winners will be emailed at 9:00 a.m. ET on Wednesday, June 11. FEGC members who do not win the member-only lottery will be able to enter the public lottery as well. Winners of the public lottery will be emailed at 9:00 a.m. ET on Thursday, June 12. Should any additional spots be available we will open them to the public the week of June 15. We apologize for the change in this registration but we feel this is the fairest way to allocate spots in a highly coveted event. Thank you for your understanding. Please feel free to email [email protected] with any questions. Included in Registration: • Ticket to Alabama v. LSU Football game on Saturday, November 7 • Up to 36 holes at Metairie Country Club on Monday, November 9 • Breakfast, Lunch, and Post-golf hors d'oeuvres • Tee gifts and prizes from Fried Egg Golf and our partners Format Two-person team best-ball competition. The morning round on November 9 will be a best-ball competition of pairs with prizes available to Gross and Net divisions. The afternoon will be a free-play round where everyone can play as much golf as they want (up to 36 holes) and experience all that Metairie has to offer. Course Information Metairie Country Club Located in the heart of New Orleans, Metairie Country Club opened for play over 100 years ago in 1925. It was Seth Raynor's only design in the state and undoubtedly the best around. Over the years, the Great Depression and flooding issues required concessions and renovations at the club, causing much of Raynor's work to disappear. Following Hurricane Katrina, the club, like the city itself, rebuilt and persevered. Damage caused by the storm was widespread and an entirely new clubhouse needed to be built. It was in the late 2010s that the club had recovered to the point of being able to dedicate funds to the golf course, and they brought in architect Brian Silva for a "transformative restoration" project ahead of their centennial anniversary. Today, a completely overhauled design reflects Raynor's original with template holes, width, and fascinating green complexes. Travel Information • AIRPORTS - Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) is your best bet for flights. LSU is about an hour west of New Orleans but Metairie Country Club is just a few minutes from the airport. • HOTELS - There are plenty of affordable lodging options around the Metairie area. If you are looking to be closer to Downtown New Orleans, Hotel Mazarin and The Canopy are great options and still a short drive to the course. If you'd prefer the quiet part of town (if there are any) The Residence Inn and The Courtyard both by Marriott are solid choices and also keep home base close to the course.