By Dave Finn as published in the June/July Issue of Golf Oklahoma Magazine
When I think of Louisiana, the first place that springs to mind is New Orleans. I think of Bourbon Street, balconies, and beads. I can taste the gumbo and beignets served with chickory coffee. I can hear the jazz notes floating in the air, and the beat of feet tapping away to a Zydeco tune, but when it comes to golf, that’s only the beginning of the adventure.
Imagine sixteen of the state’s top golf courses stretching from New Orleans to the Arkansas, Texas and Mississippi borders. Imagine yourself following a path that will let you explore Northern Louisiana, a Sportsman’s Paradise, Cajun Country, the Plantation Region and the Big Easy. Imagine challenging yourself on courses designed by legendary golf greats like Pete Dye, Arnold Palmer, Hal Sutton, David Toms and Robert Trent Jones.
Imagine yourself following the Audubon Golf Trail as it weaves its way from The Big Easy to Baton Rouge and Monroe through bayous and wetlands, live oaks, cypress groves, and upland pine forests and rolling hills. Imagine the efforts of sixteen cooperative members to protect the abundant native wildlife and preserve the natural habitat while delivering the ultimate golf experience.
This is an excerpt as published in the June/July issue of Golf Oklahoma Magazine. To read this article in its entirety visit pages 54 and 55 at: https://issuu.com/southcentralgolf/docs/junejuly2017
Dave Finn is the publisher of Golf Travel and Leisure. You can also follow his adventures at https://golfcodeweekly.com/david-finn/and https://www.top100golfcourses.com/reviewer/4956
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