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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club's Copperhead course isn't one of the PGA Tour's most popular stops because it's a pushover. From the dips and rises to the elevated greens and double-dogleg par 5s, it's a layout that demands golfers pay attention to every shot. Host Professional Jay Overton offers his analysis on Copperhead's design and a few of its more challenging holes.
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