The legacy created in the course's first century of play has been enhanced by the challenge of the new Dennis Griffith-design. The layout includes 12 par 3s, four par 4s, and two par 5s, all meandering through a maze of centuries-old Oak trees.  View a map of the Golf Course. Strategically placed lagoons add difficulty to a course that received a 4-and-a-half star rating from Golf Digest. The magazine also voted Audubon one of the top public courses in Louisiana and was No. 1 in the category of "Courses Over 100 Years Old."

aerial photo by Glade Bilby II

Audubon boasts the metropolitan area's most immaculate and well-manicured greens, all elevated and guarded by menacing sand traps. A dedicated grounds crew takes pride in keeping the Tif-Eagle greens and Bermuda fairways impeccably conditioned.

The Golf Course is located within Audubon Park at the end of Golf Club drive across from Audubon Zoo at 6500 Magazine Street.