In the News

Golf Magazine: The course jumped five spots to 79th in the top 100 ranking, and is rated among the top five in Florida.

Discover South Carolina: Woodlands Inn in Summerville continues to win awards, and the latest are recognition from Travel + Leisure magazine readers and Fodor’s travel guides.

USA Today: Less than 2 miles inland from Palm Harbor in the northern area lies Innisbrook, a premier golf community and a major second-home draw. Spanning nearly 1,000 acres on Lake Tarpon, Innisbrook has four golf courses, including the highly ranked Copperhead, which is home to the annual Transitions Championship on the PGA Tour.

CharlestonChicks.com: (video) Woodlands Inn held a summer fashion luncheon on Friday, July 23.

BlackAids.org: Salamander Hospitality CEO Johnson traveled from her Virginia home to Vienna this week to introduce the film to an international audience at the International HIV/AIDS conference. The bulk of the estimated 25,000 attendees from around the world have no idea about the severity of the problem in the nation’s capital.

Fresh, The Movie: With a focus on healthy cuisine and an endless assortment of high-quality fresh ingredients, Market Salamander is attracting patrons near and far. The market offers an unrivaled selection of seasonal produce, prime aged meats, fresh caught seafood, artisanal cheeses, homemade breads, fresh baked pastries, boutique wines, and imported packaged goods.

Summerville Journal Scene: Lavin wants to concentrate on several areas. One, he wants to make the Woodlands experience more accessible. To that end, the inn is competitively pricing everything from extended stays to the dining room menu. Woodlands also recently opened Pines Café, a casual option to the formal dining room that has recently been a hit with local diners who want to grab a salad, burger, or even beer and wings.

Global Style: Driving into the private entrance of this beautiful resort, you’ll find a wooded tranquil setting amid a very urban area. This resort is the perfect place for leisure getaways, gala events, group or incentive meetings; it is the magnificent Innisbrook Resort & Spa, operated by Salamander Hospitality.

Washington Times: Younger players can enjoy the family friendly, and very affordable, nine-hole Fox Squirrel course. The resort offers three sizes of Junior Clubs ($10.00 rental fee with three balls) that can be used all day long for repeated play.

The Sunday News: In 1906, Robert Parsons, of Pennsylvania, built what is now the Woodlands Inn minutes from downtown Summerville. Surrounded by pines, magnolias and other indigenous flora, Woodlands Inn provides a lovely respite from the heat as well as the hustle and bustle of the city