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Audubon Golf Trail
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Audubon Golf Trail Map Audubon Park Executive Golf Course Black Bear Golf Course Carter Plantation Golf Course Cypress Bend Golf Resort Gray Plantation Golf Course OakWing Golf Club Olde Oaks Golf Course Tamahka Trails Golf Club The Island Country Club TPC Louisiana Golf Course The Atchafalaya Golf Course at Idlewild The Wetlands Golf Club

Come experience the courses of Arnold Palmer, Hal Sutton, and the most magnificent designer of all, Nature. Louisiana is more than great food, fishing and music - it's great golf. You'll find the eleven courses that make up the new Audubon Golf Trail quite exceptional. The Audubon Golf Trail was named for naturalist/artist John James Audubon who, enchanted by the natural beauty of Louisiana, painted a number of his famous bird studies here. Coincidentally, all the courses on the trail are members of the Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary for Golf Courses, a program dedicated to protecting the environment and preserving the natural heritage of the game of golf. Today, Louisiana boasts a trail as unique as the state itself. The Audubon Golf Trail gives new meaning to our nickname, "Sportsman's Paradise." For further information please visit the Audubon Golf Trail's website, www.audubongolf.com.