Innisbrook's Copperhead Course is a championship-caliber test that defies Florida's flat-course stereotype. Designed by legendary architect E. Lawrence Packard and opened in 1970, this 7,340-yard par-71 layout winds through 900 wooded acres with dramatic elevation changes, tree-lined fairways, and strategic water hazards that come into play on nearly every hole. The course is a favorite among PGA Tour professionals, hosting the annual Valspar Championship and earning its place among Golf Magazine's "Top 100 You Can Play." The signature closing stretch—the infamous "Snake Pit" (holes 16-18)—is where tournaments are decided, testing even the best players with pinpoint accuracy and nerves of steel.
What makes Copperhead special for group trips is the complete resort experience anchoring your golf adventure. Picture pulling up to your condo-style accommodations across the sprawling property, then playing some of the most visually stunning and mentally challenging golf in the Southeast. The course rarely feels crowded, fairways remain pristine, and the wildlife (bald eagles, blue herons, fox squirrels, and the occasional alligator) adds to the immersive natural setting. After 18 holes, your group can decompress at the Salamander Spa, enjoy one of five on-site restaurants, or unwind by one of six pools.
The island-green par 3s, the demanding double-dogleg par 5 on hole 14, and the course's meticulous conditioning make every round memorable. Whether your group is made up of scratch golfers or mid-handicappers, Innisbrook provides the perfect blend of championship challenge and resort comfort that separates a good golf trip from an unforgettable one.
The championship flagship at 7,340 yards with dramatic elevation and tree-lined fairways; home to PGA Tour's Valspar Championship.
A 7,194-yard shotmaker's course with water in play on several holes and island greens; considered equally demanding as Copperhead.
A 6,085-yard test featuring daunting par 3s, tight fairways, and abundant cypress and pine trees; known for premium accuracy demands.
A 6,620-yard links-style design with rolling terrain, waste bunkers, and 10 water hazards; offers a slightly different challenge than stablemates.
Innisbrook features 485 condo-style rooms and suites across 900 wooded acres. Options range from Deluxe Double Queen Guestrooms (300 sq ft with queen beds and seating area) to spacious One-Bedroom Suites (1,000 sq ft with full kitchen, living area, and private balcony) and Two-Bedroom Suites (1,200 sq ft with separate bedrooms and two full bathrooms). All accommodations have been recently renovated with modern furnishings, high-speed Wi-Fi, and cable TV. A $45 per night resort fee includes access to all amenities: six pools with water slides, fitness center, complimentary self-parking and transportation, and access to the Salamander Spa.