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Innisbrook Resort - Copperhead Course - Tampa Bay, FL golf course

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Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead CoursePalm Harbor

Host of the Valspar Championship and home of the Snake Pit - rolling pine-framed terrain that plays nothing like flat Florida.

Par

71

Yardage

7,209

Rating · Slope

75.6 · 144

Holes

18

Green Fee

$120–$250

The Course

About Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course

The Copperhead Course is Florida's most celebrated resort track - a Larry Packard design from 1972 threading through rolling, pine-framed corridors that defy every expectation of Florida golf. The course hosts the annual Valspar Championship on the PGA Tour, and its Snake Pit finishing stretch (holes 16, 17, and 18) has ended more tournament rounds than any three consecutive holes on the Gulf Coast. Par 71 from the tips at 7,340 yards means it plays long and unforgiving. Resort guests and outside visitors can book.

History

Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course — History

The Copperhead Course opened in 1972 at Innisbrook Resort near Palm Harbor, designed by Larry Packard over terrain unusually rolling for Florida. It hosts the PGA Tour's Valspar Championship, whose demanding three-hole finish, holes 16 through 18, is known as the Snake Pit.

Design

Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course — Design

Larry Packard's Copperhead is the course the PGA Tour comes to, hosting the Valspar Championship each spring and rated among the toughest on the schedule. It is pine-lined and rolling rather than flat and watery -- terrain that reads more like the Carolinas than Florida -- with lakes and ponds waiting for the miss. At better than 7,200 yards to a par 71 it is long, but the finish is what decides it: the closing three holes are known as the Snake Pit.

What Sets It Apart

Why Play Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course

The Copperhead plays with elevation and pine-framed corridors that feel more Carolina than Gulf Coast, and its closing Snake Pit is one of the Tour's great finishing stretches.

Signature Holes

Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course — Signature Holes

The Card

Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course Scorecard

Hole123456789Out101112131415161718InTotal
Par544354434364543534343571
Yards5604134421886074524102324203,7244415673731995902084582064433,4857,209
Handicap5117171313159—86121821441610——

Good to Know

Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course — questions answered

How do I book a tee time at Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course?
Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course accepts online tee-time bookings. Golf in FL links the exact booking page on this course's listing.
How much does it cost to play Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course?
Green fees at Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course are typically $120 to $250, varying by season, day of week and time. Confirm current rates when you book.
Who designed Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course?
Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course was designed by Larry Packard and opened in 1972.
What is the par and yardage at Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course?
Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course plays to a par of 71 over 7,209 yards from the championship tees, with a course rating of 75.6 and a slope of 144.
Is Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course public or private?
Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course is a premium course with two ways on: it releases a limited block of public tee times you can book on GolfNow, or you can arrange access through a casino host — often comped as part of a casino stay.
Where is Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course located?
Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course is located at 36750 US-19 N, Palm Harbor, FL 34684, in the Tampa Bay area of Florida.

How to Play It

Book a Tee Time at Innisbrook Resort — Copperhead Course.

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