E. Lawrence Packard

Palm Harbor, FL

The Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort in Palm Harbor, Florida, opened in 1972. Lawrence Packard designed this championship layout. It features tree-lined fairways, undulating terrain, and strategic bunkering, including Packard's double-dogleg par 5s. The course has hosted the Valspar Championship, a PGA Tour event, since 2000. The finishing stretch, holes 16, 17, and 18, is known as 'The Snake Pit.' The 14th hole is a 590-yard par 5.

Fish Creek, WI

Peninsula State Park Golf Course is a public course within Peninsula State Park on the Door County peninsula in Wisconsin, between Fish Creek and Ephraim, with views of Green Bay. The course traces its origins to 1917, when the first holes opened, and reached its current 18-hole configuration in 1931. The original design is credited to club pro William “Bim” Lovekin, with later work by architect E. Lawrence Packard and, more recently, a short course addition by Lohman Golf Design. The par-71 layout plays through the park's wooded, rolling terrain along the shoreline. The course is owned by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources and operated for public play, with a clubhouse, pro shop, and driving range on site.

North Prairie, WI

Broadlands Golf Club is a public 18-hole golf course in North Prairie, Wisconsin, on land that was once an 1800s-era family farm, which gave the club its name. The course opened in 2000 in Waukesha County, within driving distance of Milwaukee and Mukwonago. The layout is links-style with wide, bentgrass fairways on tees, fairways and greens, fescue serving as the main hazard, and a mix of woods and water among the area's characteristic farmland terrain. Four sets of tees are available, with the course playing to a par of 72 across 6,884 yards. Broadlands is open to public play and includes a golf shop, restaurant, banquet hall, practice facilities and a junior golf program, along with tournament and outing hosting.

Tomahawk, WI

Inshalla Country Club is a public golf course north of Tomahawk, Wisconsin, that opened in 1964 as a nine-hole, family-owned course. It grew into its current 18-hole routing under continued local ownership, with the Hein family credited as designers. The course winds through the Northwoods and serves both area residents and visitors to the region's lake country, with a par of 70 over roughly 5,900 yards from the back tees. Ownership changed in 2017, but Inshalla has stayed a locally run, family business, with a driving range, practice greens, a bar and grill, and banquet space for weddings and outings.

Baraboo, WI

Baraboo Country Club is an 18-hole course near Devil's Lake State Park in Baraboo, Wisconsin, built in the hilly ground between the Baraboo Bluffs and the Baraboo River. The club traces to a nine-hole course built by local businessmen in 1922 inside what is now Devil's Lake State Park, before the course relocated outside the park in 1961 under designer Packard. Draper Creek runs through the property and comes into play on several holes. The course is a semi-private facility open to public play, with five sets of tees reaching about 6,591 yards from the back. The Fore Seasons Restaurant, known locally for its Friday fish fry, overlooks the course, which operates from April through October.

Salem, IL

Salem Country Club is a public course in Salem, in south-central Illinois. The 18-hole layout plays over rolling terrain, a friendly course that serves the Salem area.

Pewaukee, WI

Western Lakes Golf Club is an 18 hole par 72 public course in Pewaukee, Wisconsin, designed by Larry Packard and opened in 1963. The championship layout incorporates four lakes and thousands of mature trees across its dynamic terrain. Originally known as Tumblebrook Golf Course, the facility underwent redesigns in the 1990s that added new bridges and tee boxes. It is known for its extensive practice facility and junior programs.

Chuckey, TN

Graysburg Hills Golf Course is a 27 hole public facility in Chuckey, Tennessee. The Knobs and Fodderstack nines were designed by Rees Jones and opened in 1978, while the Chimney Top nine was designed by Edward Lawrence Packard and added in 1994. The Graysburg Hills property is situated in the foothills of eastern Tennessee and features bent grass greens with bermuda grass fairways. Golfers encounter 100 sand bunkers and six water hazards across the three distinct nine hole layouts. The course is known for its grooming standards and a continuous cart path system that connects all 27 holes.

Cadiz, KY

Boots Randolph Golf Course at Lake Barkley State Resort Park is an 18-hole public course designed by E. Lawrence Packard. The layout in Cadiz measures 6,791 yards from the back tees and features Bermuda grass greens and well-groomed fairways. It offers challenging play for all skill levels.