Four years ago, the Audubon Golf Trail was born. And, like a pot of red beans simmering on the stove, it's only gotten better with time. Today, the trail has grown to include 13 world-class courses, covering every region of the state. Without hesitation, Louisiana can boast great golf along with all its other riches.
Come experience the courses of Hal Sutton, David Toms, Pete Dye, Robert von Hagge, and the most magnificent designer of theme all, Mother Nature. Live oaks dripping with Spanish moss, cypress knees peeking from the swamp, graceful egrets taking wing … these all just some of he sights you'll see while enjoying a great game of golf. The Trail was named for John James Audubon, who was enchanted with the natural beauty and nature of Louisiana. To preserve the natural beauty and heritage of the game, each of the courses are members of Audubon International's Cooperative Golf Sanctuary Program.
Today, Louisiana boasts a golf trail as unique as the state itself. The Audubon Golf Trail gives new meaning to our nickname - Sportsman's Paradise.
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