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Gray Plantation Golf Course in Lake Charles is an 18-hole, par-72 Rocky Roquemore design that opened in 1999. The championship routing extends to 7,191 yards, with published ratings of 74.6 and slope 140 from the longest tees. Multiple tee options reduce the course to approximately 4,814 yards at the shortest end, giving the layout a broad range of playing distances.
Water is a major design component, including two par threes with island-style greens. Contemporary coverage identifies the sixth, rather than the 14th claimed in earlier database material, as the course's recognised signature hole. Gray Plantation received immediate national attention after opening, including a high placement among Golf Digest's Best New Courses in 1999, and subsequently appeared in national course listings.
The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 72, 6,576m (7,191 yards), course rating 74.6 and slope rating 140. Designed by Rocky Roquemore, the course originally opened in 1999. It is open to the public.
Gray Plantation was developed within the Graywood community and opened for play in 1999 with a Rocky Roquemore design.
Roquemore provided a wide range of tee distances and incorporated water heavily into the routing, including distinctive par-three designs.
The course received prominent national attention immediately after opening and subsequently appeared in Golf Digest and Golfweek coverage.
Gray Plantation remains an 18-hole public-access course in Lake Charles.
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