With its moss-draped trees and abundant water, where eagles, osprey and alligators roam, the Island course has long been known as the most scenic of the four courses at Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club. With its numerous tee options and superb conditioning, the Island has many vocal advocates, some of whom say it is every bit as good as Copperhead.
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We amateurs don't usually need the pros to tell us which golf courses to play. After all, we play a different game than the pros. But when the PGA Tour guys rave about the Copperhead at Innisbrook Resort, listen. See, it's a course the mid-handicapper can play and have as much fun as the pros.
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The fourth course in Innisbrook's arsenal, Highlands South has manageable length at 6,620 yards with a slope rating of 130, which puts it in the challenging but not overwhelming category. It may not get the publicity the Copperhead and Island courses enjoy, but for golfers who love challenging par 5s, Highlands South could be their favorite.
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Situated on 900 acres of Florida's Gulf Coast, Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club in Palm Harbor, Fla., is a destination for families searching for memorable vacations, groups planning special events and companies looking for the perfect meeting spots. Innisbrook also features four courses, including the Copperhead, a favorite PGA Tour stop.
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Talk about the famed Copperhead and the resurgent Island Course all you want as you prepare for your Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club getaway. Just don't be surprised if you're telling your buddies all about the Highlands North Course when you get back home.
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Marcus Pointe Golf Club is a semi-private course by Earl Stone, an old-school designer who did a lot of Gulf Coast courses and is known for building playable, affordable ones. Marcus Pointe fits that mold: It's an affordable golf course that, despite elevation changes and some difficult angles, won't rip you to shreds.
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