Louisiana golfer's paradise : the Audubon Golf Trail / [text and photography by] Rt. Tully.

"The Audubon Golf Trail, established in 2001, was one of the first state golf trails in the US. The courses are independently operated but The Trail is managed by the Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism. In keeping with its namesake, John J. Audubon, each course serves as a sanctuary to multitudes of indigenous wildlife. Twelve member golf courses constitute the Trail, which are located geographically across the entire state of Louisiana. Ranging from Louisiana swampland courses to those spread atop rolling wooded hills, the courses of the Trail are sure to challenge and satisfy any golfer. Louisiana Golfer's Paradise: The Audubon Golf Trail, with text and photos by rt tulley, is the first book dedicated to the Trail. It is comprehensive in covering all aspects of the Audubon Golf Trail, including information about each golf course, their architects, and descriptions of notable holes. Also covered are interesting facts about each golf course location and some exciting things to do other than golf. The book consists of more than 300 beautiful full color and black and white photographs taken by the author."--Amazon.