Florida Golf Courses - Innisbrook Golf Resort

Copperhead is the signature course at Innisbrook and hosts the USPGA Tour’s Transitions Championship.

The course opens with a tee perched some 50 feet above the fairway of a 560 yard par-5, which sweeps into a dog-leg right.

There are many elevation changes on the course from both trees and greens. Mature pine trees, water and rolling fairways are the main features at Copperhead.

The Island is the No.2 course at Innisbrook. The first six holes are flanked by lateral water hazards which require accuracy on both tee shots and approaches.

The second six holes feature rolling hills with cypress and pine trees. The final third of the Island Course offers an exciting mix of risk reward holes - in particular the 18th which will test the nerves of even the most accomplished player!

The signature hole on the Island course is No. 7, a par-5 dogleg-left that plays at 565 yards from the back tees.

North is the shortest course at Innisbrook but also one of the most challenging - with 11 of the 18 holes featuring water hazards.

The course layout features tight fairways and well-bunkered greens, placing a premium on accuracy from tee to green. This course is renowned for its challenging par-3s and its narrow greens.

The South course is almost a links in style with fairway bunkers and rolling terrain. Wind is often a challenging factor making club selection a key part of the round.

Sizeable waste bunker areas, water hazards and the longest Par 5 in Florida (the 650-yard 13th) offer a great challenge.

TPC Tampa Bay – located 35 minutes driving from Innisbrook - is routed around natural wetlands, cypress heads and numerous ponds and lagoons, which are home to an abundance of wildlife.

Since its opening 1991, the facility has earned numerous accolades, TPC Tampa Bay has been named the best golf facility in West Central Florida, and within the Top-5 in the State by Florida Golf Magazine.

TPC Tampa Bay plays host venue to the Outback Steakhouse Pro-Am on the Champion's Tour.

“This is my best work” Tom Fazio

Located an hour’s drive north of Innisbrook, World Woods - Pine Barrens has been compared to Pine Valley in New Jersey - the consensus No. 1 course in the world.

Fazio goes all out at Pine Barrens with alternate route holes and some of the most heroic shots to be found on any inland course. The comparisons to Pine Valley are inevitable, as the course is laid out over similar land – rolling, pine-covered and sandy. However, World Woods is far from an imitation of the New Jersey course and is unique in style of design and layout in Florida.

The large manicured fairways framed by expansive untamed waste bunkering create a unique golf experience. Pine Barrens offers many intimidating, yet, enjoyable holes.

“This is like having Pine Valley and Augusta, plus the best practice facility in the world - in the same location.” Mr. Black, former head of PGA of America