COPPERHEAD COURSE
Innisbrook is probably best known for the Top 100 Copperhead Golf Course, home to the PGA TOUR's PODS Championship. Paul Azinger calls Copperhead "The best course we play on TOUR." Curtis Strange said "If I could only play one course the rest of my life it would be Copperhead. It has that much character." And Stewart Cink said "Copperhead could host a US Open."
 
With its elevation changes, the natural setting of the Copperhead course will probably remind you of a Carolina layout rather than Florida's West Coast. The Copperhead is ranked in the Top 100 courses, and among "America's Top Resort Courses" by Golf Digest.
 
View a detailed course description, interactive scorecard or actual scorecard of the Copperhead Course. Download a map of the Innisbrook Resort property in pdf format (740kb).
 
ISLAND COURSE
Ample water, tight fairways, intimidating hazards, and abundant bunkers -- all designed to test the skills of the most accomplished golfer have won much acclaim for the Island Course. The Island, often considered to be just as challenging as the Copperhead, is ranked among the country's top 50 resort courses by Golf Digest and No. 14 in Travel & Leisure Golf's "Fifty Finest in Florida."
 
The varying terrain, coupled with a variety of tee placements, can challenge both the professional player as well as the weekend golfer. The course has been a regional qualifier for the U.S. Open and is remembered as well for the NCAA championship that Phil Mickelson won here in 1990.
 
View a detailed course description, interactive scorecard or actual scorecard of the Island Course. Download a map of the Innisbrook Resort property in pdf format (740kb).
 
HIGHLANDS NORTH
This beautiful 18-hole layout features tight fairways and well-bunkered greens, placing a premium on accuracy from tee to green. Recent course improvements include longer, more challenging par-4s and -5s with added bunkers and waste areas to create greater penalties throughout for those errant approach shots. This course is known for its daunting par-3s. "This is known as a shotmaker's course," says Director of Golf, Jay Overton. "There's definitely a premium on accuracy and not so much on distance."
 
Also designed by Lawrence Packard, the Highlands North is similar in terrain to the Copperhead Course, but not in length. Rolling fairways and water throughout make club selection your most important strategy on this course. About 6,600 yards from the back tees, this course is known for its long par-3s and small greens. Ball placement becomes critical.
 
View a detailed course description, interactive scorecard or actual scorecard of the Highlands North Course. Download a map of the Innisbrook Resort property in pdf format (740kb).
 
HIGHLANDS SOUTH
The Highlands South Course stretches almost 6,800 from the back tees. This course features the longest Par 5 in the state. Highlands South promises undulating terrain that brings the wind into play when making club selection. Ample waste bunkers and 10 water hazards offer a great challenge.
 
This course is almost a links style, both in its set-up and the way it plays with its fairway bunkers and rolling terrain.
 
View a detailed course description, interactive scorecard or actual scorecard of the Highlands South Course. Download a map of the Innisbrook Resort property in pdf format (740kb).