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Innisbrook’s outstanding collection of four distinct golfing experiences – all designed by E. Lawrence Packard – has long made it a favorite of professionals, weekend warriors, golfing groups, and players who are just learning the game. Considered among America’s finest golf courses and woven into the natural fabric of the resort’s landscape, the Copperhead Course is home to the annual PGA TOUR’s Transitions Championship and offers Innisbrook’s most challenging golf experience.

Defined by tree-lined fairways and rolling terrain, Copperhead tests players with its many uphill and downhill shots, significant elevation changes and a variety of water-protected approach shots. The surrounding lakes, ponds, and swamplands are home to abundant wildlife, including bald eagles, alligators, blue herons, fox squirrels and many other types of waterfowl. With the fairways and greens mostly free of traditional course-lined residences, Copperhead provides the opportunity to enjoy golf the way nature intended.

With tight fairways, intimidating water hazards, and abundant bunkers, the newly renovated and lengthened Island Course is considered by many to be equally as demanding as Copperhead. The extraordinarily picturesque Island has played host to numerous U.S. Open qualifiers and NCAA Championships and has also been ranked among the country’s top 50 resort courses by Golf Digest.

Red is a masterpiece designed by the renowned architectural team of Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. It is a golf course that embodies the essence of strategic play and natural beauty. With its distinctive character, the course offers golfers a unique experience. Streamsong Red showcases a stunning landscape featuring dramatic sand dunes, native grasses and expansive vistas that transport players to a rugged and untamed terrain. The course challenges golfers with thoughtful bunkering, undulating fairways and greens that demand precision and finesse.

Blue, crafted by the visionary golf course architect Tom Doak, is a golfing marvel that beckons players with its intricate design and captivating layout. Set against the backdrop of Florida's unique landscape, this course seamlessly weaves its way through rolling terrain, striking dunes, and serene lakes. Tom Doak's design philosophy is evident in the strategic placement of bunkers, the undulating fairways and greens that provide a challenging yet fair experience for golfers of all skill levels. Streamsong Blue is celebrated for its harmonious integration with the natural surroundings and is a testament to Tom Doak's commitment to sustainable and environmentally conscious course design.

Genuine championship golf comes no finer around Orlando than Bay Hill, where the 27-hole golf complex comprises 9-hole loops named the Champion, Challenger, and Charger. The stunning club and lodge have been recently refurbished, ensuring that the onsite facilities are a match for Bay Hill's remarkable course. At its peak, Bay Hill can be stretched to 7,381 yards and spans 270 acres of stunning land alongside the Butler Chain of Lakes. The game's greatest names pound the same fairways for the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and a golf holiday in Orlando is your chance to experience a slice of the action.

Pete Dye's TPC Stadium Course is celebrated worldwide and annually hosts the prestigious Players Championship. The heart-pounding highlight is the iconic 17th hole with its island green. The course is a demanding 6,954-yard layout featuring pristine fairways and greens, the result of a significant $30 million investment in 2006.