Golf

In Louisiana, you can hit the links at the site of an 1812 battlefield or an old plantation home. Here, golf courses seem a natural part of the landscape. And for good reason: Louisiana's Audubon Golf Trail – the innovative collection of ten world-class courses, covering all five regions of the state – are all members of the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program, which promotes ecologically sound land management and the conservation of natural resources.

Born in 2001, the Audubon Golf Trail includes courses designed by Hal Sutton, David Toms and Pete Dye. Dye's latest creation, the TPC of Louisiana at Fairfield, which opened in 2004, hosts the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, which is an annual draw for golf's heavyweights.

And while the Audubon Golf Trail provides a splendid sample of golf in Louisiana, there are numerous other beautiful and challenging courses statewide. Be sure to swing by.

Golf

Audubon Golf Trail

Louisiana is more than great food, fishing and music - it's great golf. Experience the eleven courses that make up Louisiana's new Audubon Golf Trail. Named for naturalist/artist John James Audubon, the Audubon Golf Trail includes courses designed by David Toms, Robert von Hagge, Hal Sutton, and the most magnificent designer of all, Nature. More

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