World Woods Golf Club - Rolling Oaks
Rolling Oaks is one of two championship courses at World Woods Golf Club. The layout offers something completely different from the renowned Pine Barrens course at the club, but it still offers the same amount of challenge and quality.
...more»
Seminole Lake Country Club
Seminole Lake Country Club offers a landscape that is lush with native Florida vegetation and wildlife, including a family of American Bald Eagles that have made the golf course home. Formerly known as Cunningham Point, the club has been around since the 1930s.
...more»
Brooksville Country Club
Brooksville Country Club offers a uniquely scenic experience with a rolling landscape covered with live oaks and remnants of the abandoned limestone mine still present throughout. The surroundings are unlike any other golf courses in central Florida, which has made it popular amongst both locals and visitors.
...more»
World Woods Golf Club - Pine Barrens
The Pine Barrens at World Woods Golf Club is one of two championship golf courses at the club. Named after the numerous pine trees that cover the course especially along the fairways, it feels far removed from the Florida coasts.
...more»
Pebble Creek Golf Club
Golfers at Pebble Creek G.C. will enjoy 18 holes of championship golf, a state of the art golf teaching and practice facility and a welcoming clubhouse that serves as the neighborhood-meeting place. This golf course has 18 unique holes, each with its own natural features.
...more»
Saddlebrook Resort - Saddlebrook Course
The Saddlebrook Resort boasts 36 holes of championship golf designed by Arnold Palmer. The resort sprawls across 480 acres of lush, rolling hills covered with groves of tall cypress trees and swaying palms that weave through sparkling blue lagoons.
...more»
Saddlebrook Resort - Palmer Course
The Palmer Course is one of two championship courses designed by Arnold Palmer at the Saddlebrook Resort just north of Tampa. Although it is seemingly tame at 6,641 yards, it plays much tougher. The golf course features more elevation changes than the resort's other course, the Saddlebrook.
...more»
Bobcat Trail Golf Club
Bobcat Trail Golf Club, also known simply as "the Cat," has been considered one of Sarasota County's best courses since it opened in 1998. Each hole on this lengthy par-71 layout offers a risk-reward opportunity.
...more»Spotlight
Hole-by-hole: Innisbrook's Highlands North brings pinpoint accuracy into play
The small greens and distinctly different front and back nines make the Highlands North course unique from the other 54 holes at Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club. The front nine winds through a marsh and sandhill area and the back nine looks like an extension of the undulating hills and pine and oak trees of Copperhead.
... full article »
Hole-by-hole: Highlands South combines the best of past and present
Innisbrook Resort's Highlands South course a combination of nine holes of the original Sandpiper course that was set in a lowland area. In 1995, the resort carved out nine more holes from a citrus grove and cattle farm, forming the new loop. The younger holes are a little more wide open at the landing areas; the older holes resemble a tighter, more Florida-style, tree-lined layout.
... full article »
Hole-by-hole: Innisbrook's Island golf course demands attention to details
Innisbrook's Island course has a reputation for being just as tough as the resort's famed Copperhead course. It has the same rolling terrain and dips and rises and curves that demands you pay attention on every shot. Here, Host Professional Jay Overton offers his analysis on Island's design and a few of its more challenging holes.
... full article »
Featured Courses | All Courses
Feature Stories
Hole-by-hole: Innisbrook's Highlands North brings pinpoint accuracy into play
The small greens and distinctly different front and back nines make the Highlands North course unique from the other 54 holes at Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club. The front nine winds through a marsh and sandhill area and the back nine looks like an extension of the undulating hills and pine and oak trees of Copperhead.
... full article »- Hole-by-hole: Innisbrook's Highlands South course combines the best of past and present
- Hole-by-hole: Innisbrook's Island golf course demands attention to details