Innisbrook – Copperhead Course: The Snake Pit and Florida’s Valspar Test
Copperhead is Innisbrook’s signature championship course, a tree-lined Florida layout whose closing stretch—the Snake Pit—has become one of the PGA TOUR’s most recognisable tests.
Copperhead is the best-known of Innisbrook Resort’s four courses and the annual home of the Valspar Championship. The par-71 layout stretches to 7,209 yards from its championship tees, with pine-lined corridors, rolling ground and water hazards that reward accurate driving. Its most famous sequence, the Snake Pit, comprises holes 16, 17 and 18, where a tournament can turn quickly.
A Florida course with a championship edge
01 / COURSE
ملعب فلوريدي بطابع تنافسي
The Snake Pit: three holes under pressure
02 / COURSE
حفرة الثعبان: ثلاث حفر تحت الضغط
Plan around tournament and maintenance dates
03 / COURSE
خطط للزيارة وفق البطولات والصيانة
The Snake Pit is the headline—but the whole round sets it up.
Copperhead’s final three holes are famous because the earlier holes demand disciplined positioning. A strong finish begins with keeping the ball in play long before reaching the Snake Pit.
Check Innisbrook’s current tee-time and maintenance calendar
Innisbrook publishes course rates, tee-time information and annual maintenance dates. Copperhead is the Valspar Championship host; tournament preparation and cart-path-only periods can affect the visitor experience. Confirm the live calendar and guest booking conditions before travel.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
What is the Snake Pit?
The Snake Pit is Copperhead’s closing stretch of holes 16, 17 and 18.
What are Copperhead’s par and length?
The course is par 71 and measures 7,209 yards from the championship tees.
Which tournament does Copperhead host?
It is the annual host course of the PGA TOUR’s Valspar Championship.
Are there maintenance closures in 2027?
Yes. Innisbrook publishes 2027 closure dates and cart-path-only restrictions; check the official schedule before booking.
