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Fox Hollow Golf Club

New Port Richey, FL — Ascending to over 9,000 feet in the Colorado Rockies, you'll discover a truly elevated golfing experience. This Jack Nicklaus masterpiece, opened in 2001, seamlessly integrates with the dramatic mountain landscape, offering breathtaking panoramic views at every turn. The course's character is defined by its significant elevation changes, demanding strategic shot-making to navigate uphill and downhill lies. Nicklaus's design philosophy here emphasizes natural contours, with fairways carved through aspen groves and pine forests, leading to meticulously sculpted greens often guarded by rugged bunkers. You'll find yourself constantly challenged by the thin mountain air, which adds distance to your drives but requires precision on approach shots. What makes this course truly worth playing is the unforgettable blend of world-class golf and unparalleled alpine beauty. It's best suited for golfers who appreciate a challenging yet rewarding round, those who relish strategic play amidst stunning natural backdrops, and anyone seeking a memorable high-altitude golf adventure.

Type

Parkland

Region

Southeast

LooperScore

69.4

Holes

Par

Established

1950

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Innisbrook Resort - Copperhead

Palm Harbor, FL · 6.9 mi away

The Copperhead Course at Innisbrook Resort in Palm Harbor, Florida, designed by Lawrence Packard in 1972, is a celebrated championship layout renowned for its challenging yet fair play. Packard's design philosophy emphasized creating courses that were accessible to the masses while still offering a rigorous test for professionals. The Copperhead is characterized by its tree-lined fairways, undulating terrain, and strategic bunkering, often featuring Packard's signature double-dogleg par 5s. The course is famously home to the Valspar Championship, a PGA Tour event, since 2000, solidifying its reputation as a true championship venue. The finishing stretch, known as 'The Snake Pit,' comprising holes 16, 17, and 18, is one of the most formidable closing sequences in golf, demanding precision and nerve. The 14th hole, a 590-yard par 5, is also a signature challenge. Its consistent presence on the PGA Tour and its demanding layout make the Copperhead Course a must-play for golfers seeking a world-class experience.

85.0 LooperScore

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