After the last putt drops, head out to enjoy all the city has to offer. New Orleans is known for food and fun. And, within just a few miles of the course, you'll find some of the area's best restaurants and attractions. Below are a few of the places that will help turn your visit into a truly unique New Orleans experience:

The New Orleans Marriott:
http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/msyla-new-orleans-marriott/
This French Quarter landmark hotel is located near many attractions in the heart of New Orleans. Rising 41 stories, experience spectacular views of the downtown skyline and the Mississippi River. The New Orleans Marriott features over 80,000 square feet of meeting and event space and 1275 rooms and 54 suites. The New Orleans Marriott is the home to many Mardi Gras events and uniquely New Orleans weddings, meetings and gatherings.

The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival: www.nojazzfest.com
The New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, simply referred to as Jazz Fest, began in 1970 as a five day celebration of New Orleans culture and heritage. While fewer than 400 people attended this first attempt, the festival now spans over two weekends and welcomes more than 500,000 visitors.Today Jazz Fest includes artists from all over America and the world at large as well as being a showcase of the best music and food that Louisiana has to offer. This formula has made Jazz Fest one of the premiere festivals in the world.

Acme Oyster House: www.acmeoysterhouse.com
Since 1910, ACME Oyster House has been pleasing the palates of discriminating diners. Serving world famous oysters and other Louisiana seafood favorites; ACME Oyster House is a local tradition.

Hilton New Orleans Riverside: www.hiltonfamilyneworleans.com
Windsor Court Hotel: www.windsorcourthotel.com
Brennan's: www.brennansneworleans.com
Mr. B's: www.mrbsbistro.com