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Audubon Golf Trail in Louisiana

Audubon Golf Trail in Louisiana 

Louisiana has more to offer than great food, fishing and music - it's got really great golf too! You'll find the 18 courses that make up the new Audubon Golf Trail nothing short of exceptional.

The Audubon Golf Trail is a golf lovers' dream, giving new meaning to the nickname, "Sportsman's Paradise"...

  • 18 pro-caliber courses offering challenging golf surrounded by the Louisiana’s music, cuisine and cultural offerings.
  • All the courses are in, or near, every major Louisiana city -  including New Orleans and Baton Rouge.
  • The trail is named for John James Audubon, an artist who painted many of his famous Birds of America series while living near St. Francisville.

Here's a look at some of the best courses on the Trail and what they have to offer...

Audubon Park Golf Course (New Orleans)...

  • Close to downtown New Orleans.
  • Par-62 course features contoured fairways, lagoons and immaculate landscaping.
  • The park also features hiking and biking trails and is home to one of the Deep South’s best zoos.

Bayou Oaks South Course (New Orleans)...

  • 18 holes of championship golf in New Orleans City Park.
  • Designed by renowned golf course architects Rees Jones and Greg Muirhead. T
  • A par-72 course with a challenging natural landscape, 46 bunkers and featuring multiple water hazards.
  • The state-of-the-art clubhouse is the perfect place to freshen up after your game.

TPC Louisiana (Avondale)...

  • 7,600-yard, par-72 course designed by Master Architect Pete Dye.
  • Created to challenge players with bunkers, water hazards and also natural vegetation, including numerous bald-cypress trees. 
  • Home to Louisiana’s only PGA event, the annual Zurich Classic.
  • Classic New Orleans cuisine with a stunning view of the course is available at the TPC Grill.

Carter Plantation (Springfield)...

  • A 7,050-yard, par-72 course designed by PGA champion David Toms.
  • The course traverses 3 distinct Louisiana landscapes - live oak flats, bald-cypress wetlands and upland pine forests.
  • Practice your swing before you play at the double-ended driving range, three practice greens and additional practice bunkers.
  • Overnight accommodation is available in 6 separate villas, whose 7 guest rooms can be reserved individually or in various combinations.

 


 






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