Isleworth Country Club

Overview: Isleworth is an Arnold Palmer course in Windermere, Florida, set among cypress, oak, lakes and broad estate-like fairways. The course is listed at about 7,544 yards and par 72, with water and mature vegetation shaping both the views and the strategy. Steve Smyers later enhanced the course, adding a second architectural layer to Palmer’s original work.

History: The original course opened in 1986 as part of the Isleworth community. Arnold Palmer created the initial routing, and Steve Smyers carried out later work in 2003. The club’s official description emphasizes the 600-acre natural setting, while independent course information confirms the opening date, par and championship yardage.

Did You Know? Isleworth’s natural setting includes cypress and oak trees, lakes and more than 600 acres of landscape. That combination gives the course a distinctly Floridian identity even though the routing is built at championship length.