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Hole #1
Copperhead opens with a double-dogleg, par-5 hole. The placement
of the second shot is necessary to set-up a birdie opportunity.
(Par 5, 560 Yards) |
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Hole #2
A drive down the right side of the fairway is required at the
par-4 second hole to leave an unobstructed second shot to a
narrow elevated green.
(Par 4, 435 Yards) |
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Hole #3
The third hole is a long, dogleg par-4. Two long, accurate shots
are required to reach a well-bunkered, undulating putting surface.
(Par 4, 455 Yards)
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Hole #4
The fourth hole is a medium-length par 3 with a green that's
wide but shallow, making club selection most important. It's
also well-protected by bunkers in front for those shots that
fall short.
(Par 3, 195 Yards)
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Hole #5
No. 5 is a beautiful tree-lined uphill par 5. Length and accuracy
are called for on the first two shots. Finesse is required on
the approach shot to a small, well-bunkered green.
(Par 5, 605 Yards) |
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Hole #6
The downhill, dogleg-right sixth hole may be the toughest par
4 on the Copperhead. An accurate tee shot is necessary to leave
a long second shot from a sloping lie. The large green is elevated
and severely contoured.
(Par 4, 465 Yards) |
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Hole #7
A straight drive is necessary at the par-4 seventh to leave
a clear shot to the green. The shallow, sloping green is protected
by bunkers.
(Par 4, 420 Yards)
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Hole #8
The eighth hole is the longest of the par 3s on the course.
The green is narrow and long, while bunkers left and right and
trees right make the approach very tricky.
(Par 3, 235 Yards) |
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Hole #9
At the ninth, bunkers protect the landing area on either side,
and the elevated green makes the second shot play a club longer.
(Par 4, 425 Yards) |
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Hole #10
A long, accurate tee shot is required at the 10th hole. The
second shot is to a sloping green, making putting difficult.
Bunkers protect the green both on the left and right sides.
(Par 4, 445 Yards) |
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Hole #11
No. 11 is a long, winding par 5 down a tree-lined fairway. The
approach shot is over a large bunker to a small green.
(Par 5, 575 Yards) |
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Hole #12
The 12th is a short but interesting par 4. The drive is usually
a fairway wood or long iron played short of the pond, leaving
a second shot with a middle- to short-iron to a small green
surrounded by bunkers.
(Par 4, 380 Yards) |
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Hole #13
No. 13 is a very challenging and beautiful par 3. The pond catches
shots short or to the right. The small green requires accurate
club selection in order to get the tee shot close.
(Par 3, 175 Yards) |
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Hole #14
Length and accuracy are called for on the first two shots on
the par-5 14th hole. The third shot is played to an undulating
green protected on the left side by the Westin Innisbrook Resort's
largest bunker.
(Par 5, 590 Yards) |
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Hole #15
No. 15 is a downhill par 3 that presents a picturesque view
as well as a difficult challenge. The large green is bunkered
right and left and has a contoured putting surface.
(Par 3, 215 Yards) |
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Hole #16
No. 16 is Copperhead's most intimidating par 4, with water stretching
the entire right side. A well-positioned tee shot sets up a
long second shot to a wide green.
(Par 4, 460 Yards) |
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Hole #17
A long par 3 to a very narrow green, No. 17 has bunkers and
trees protecting both sides of the hole, making birdie a good
score.
(Par 3, 215 Yards) |
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Hole #18
The 18th is a beautiful, uphill finishing hole. An accurate
tee shot will leave an uphill second shot to an elevated, hidden
green. The putting surface slopes back to front and has bunkers
short and long.
(Par 4, 445 Yards)
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