Overview
Isleworth Golf & Country Club is a private golf community in Windermere, southwest of Orlando, covering roughly 600 acres along the Butler Chain of Lakes. The property was acquired by investor Joe Lewis in 1993.
The golf course opened in 1986 to a design by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay and was reworked by Steve Smyers in 2003. It plays to par 72 and stretches to about 7,544 yards from the longest tees. For a decade it hosted the Tavistock Cup, an exhibition between professionals from Isleworth and its sister club Lake Nona.
The club's Mediterranean-style clubhouse of about 89,000 square feet houses several dining venues, and members have a spa, fitness center, infinity-edge pool, a tennis center with clay courts and a padel court, and private docks for lake access. Sculpture by artists including Henry Moore is placed around the grounds.
The Community
Private community of about 600 acres on the Butler Chain of Lakes, with more than seven miles of shoreline and members-only docks.
Golf
Isleworth
Designed by Arnold Palmer, Ed Seay and Robert Walker
Reworked by Steve Smyers in 2003.
Highlights
- Hosted the Tavistock Cup for ten years
- Course rated by the Florida State Golf Association as the longest and toughest in the state (per GolfPass)
Sources
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Information compiled from public sources and last checked October 2026. Details such as membership terms change often; please confirm directly with the club.
