Innisbrook Resort & Golf Club - North Course

Went to the course and after over and hour drive to get to the couse and then another 15 minutes to find the parking spot turn in my certificate to play only to be told by guys outside that I could not ride in a single cart but to go in the see the pro shop once inside the pro shop the lady aksed what did they tell me and and told her they said i could not ride in a single cat nore pay to ride in one so I departed the facility. I am not understanding with the numbers going up again why would a golf course refuse to let you ride solo and insist that you ride with someone you do not live with. My family’s health and my health is moe important. Thank you Innisbruck staff for the lovely welcome. I will not ever return to that course again.

Finding the course after getting on the property was an adventure, the guard at the gate had no idea where it was. The club drop off is a little hike from the parking lot and the personal working the drop off are not helpful at all.

I have played all types of courses, especially resort style. So that being said, someone lied when they said the north course is the baby copperhead. Now the layout peaked a little interest in me, but the course itself is in such bad shape. Quite a few of the tee boxes were uneven and in need of repair. The fairways were ok, but around the greens need a ton of attention. Also the greens were terribly slow.

Overall I would never play here again, unless it was under $30. I actually had no intention playing there but the island course was booked solid. So my advice if you are reading this, do not, I repeat, do not waste your time and money, unless you get a great deal. I had a group golfer voucher for $40 and I'm upset I had to use it for the north course.

I was very much looking forward to our trip to innisbrook. This course however should have been closed it was in complete disrepair and neglect. Pace was 5:05 on a Friday afternoon. No rangers, no care from attendants. Its like they didn't want to ask because they knew. I would love an explanation as to why but every employee I asked inside and out had no response for me.

Enjoyed the course. Nice typical flat Florida layout with a little topo to it and some challenging water holes. Staff was exceptional, and food and drink amenities were nice, albeit simple, and fairly priced.

Pretty disappointing experience at the North Course. I’ve playing regularly at Innisbrook this summer and it’s generally been a positive experience. In this case a 7;30 booked time becomes 7:55 then I arrive and they have us starting on the back 9 behind 4 groups that can’t seem to understand what a starting time is so the 7:55 starting time becomes 8:25 and then we proceed to play 9 in 2:40 minutes. Throw in spotty fairways and bar tee boxes and you have to ask yourself what did I pay $130 for? I quit after 9, wasn’t worth it.

About once a generation, it becomes necessary for a golf facility to embark on some nips and tucks to its courses. Innisbrook is in the midst of this process, with the North Course representing the third of the resort's four courses to get some TLC in the form of new greens and some other adjustments. The large, undulating surfaces here are fun to putt, but can be fearsome if you find yourself above the hole. The course is not long, but it is a challenge, with many tee shots needing to be fitted through narrow corridors through the mature trees.

This golf course was in absolutely horrible condition. The greens had a mixture of two grasses, were bumpy and difficult to putt. The fairways were thin and so were the tee boxes. Innisbrook should be embarrassed to charge $108 for this sub-standard golf course that wasn't worth $15. Had we known it was in such bad shape we never would have played it and the staff did not give us any indication of the poor condition.

The Innisbrook resort has 4 courses and this course is one of the 2 short courses although it still plays to a par 71. If you are here to play multiple courses, the North course is a good change of pace from the longer Island and Copperhead courses. I believe the back tees max out around 6k yards. However, with all of that said, the North course is not easy by any means. Lots of trees and dog legs to navigate here and although there are multiple par-4's that are under 300yards, going for any of these greens can lead to extremely high scores...it's a fun course but if you can only play one while you're in Palm Harbor, choose Copperhead or at least the Island course.