Isleworth Country Club Course Review

The Isleworth Country Club was first opened to players in 1986 and it was designed by architects Ed Seay, Arnold Palmer and Steve Smyers, featuring 7544 yards of golf from its longest tees for a 72 par. To describe it succinctly, the golf course at Isleworth Country Club is a golfers paradise, being a championship-grade facility which receives consistent high ratings year after year and it was ranked among the best in the United States. The design of the golf course is aimed at providing its visitors with a fair yet challenging round, being built on a rolling/hilly terrain with generous greens, fast and undulating, sitting on a picturesque setting. Keep in mind that the Isleworth Country Club is a private facility available to its members and their guests only, being located among the Butler Chain of Lakes, making for the longest and the toughest golf course in its home state, as it was named by the Florida State Golf Association.

Sitting not far from Windermere, the Isleworth Country Club will deliver you a truly challenging round of golf if youre lucky enough to play it, together with terrific views, well groomed greens and fairways and a friendly and highly competent staff, that will provide you with tips and tricks if required for playing your best game ever. The golf course has a 76.8 USGA rating and a slope rating of 138, featuring seven sets of tees for various skill levels. The fairways and the greens are covered in Bermuda grass and the Isleworth Country Club was home to a myriad of famous golfing names since its inception.