Golf courses and golf hotels around Orlando & Kissimmee

92 courses in Central Florida, from Disney and Lake Buena Vista through Kissimmee, ChampionsGate and Davenport to Winter Garden, Clermont, Lake Nona, Winter Park and Sanford, with tees, course ratings, slope, green fees by season, overseed closures and booking windows. Private clubs are marked.

Courses

Alaqua Country Club, Longwood: private, 18 holes. Invitation-only private club in Longwood. Not a visitor option.
Arlington Ridge Golf Club, Leesburg: public, 18 holes. Public course in a Leesburg community; one for snowbirds based north-west.
Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge - Championship Course, Orlando: guests-only, 18 holes, par 72. Arnold Palmer's club and the March tour stop. The only way on is a room at the Lodge, which makes it the priciest round in the west but a real bucket-list one.
Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge - Charger Nine, Orlando: guests-only, 9 holes. The extra nine at Bay Hill for Lodge guests; a late-afternoon add-on, not a reason to book.
Bella Collina Golf Club, Montverde: private, 18 holes. Private club; member's guest only.
Black Bear Golf Club, Eustis: public, 18 holes, par 72, 7041 yards. P.B. Dye's big, open course north of Eustis; the strongest public test in Lake County at local prices.
Casselberry Golf Club, Casselberry: public, 18 holes, par 69, green fees seen $25–$64. A short, inexpensive public course with a lighted range and a $399 monthly pass. A snowbird practice-and-play base more than a trip round.
Celebration Golf Club, Celebration: public, 18 holes. A tidy Trent Jones daily-fee course in Celebration, close to Disney's south gates. Solid mid-priced choice for family trips based in Kissimmee.
ChampionsGate Country Club, ChampionsGate: public. Newer community course at ChampionsGate selling public times at about a third of the Omni price. A budget option near the I-4/US-27 vacation homes.
Clerbrook Golf & RV Resort, Clermont: semi-private. RV resort with its own course on US-27 north of Clermont. Golf on site for RV snowbirds; outsiders can book cheaply.
Clermont National Golf Club, Clermont: public, 18 holes. Renovated Clermont course (ex-Sanctuary Ridge) priced above its neighbours. Worth a look for west-side groups; unproven reputation.
Deer Creek RV Golf & Country Club, Davenport: semi-private. RV resort course on US-27 in Davenport; very cheap and simple. For RV snowbirds staying there.
Deer Island Country Club, Tavares: public, 18 holes, green fees seen $28–$44. Inexpensive lakeside course near Tavares; watch for GolfNow deals.
Disney's Lake Buena Vista Golf Course, Lake Buena Vista: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 6718 yards, rating 71.7 / slope 133, green fees seen $55–$65. Disney's gentlest 18, reopening Nov 9, 2026 with rebuilt greens. Close to Disney Springs; the friendliest Disney pick for families and mid handicaps.
Disney's Magnolia Golf Course, Lake Buena Vista: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 7505 yards, rating 76.6 / slope 142, green fees seen $55–$65. The big one at Disney: 7,500 yards from the back, a former PGA Tour course with a re-done closing stretch. Public, easy to book 90 days out, and minutes from the parks. Skip it Dec 1-18 for overseeding.
Disney's Oak Trail Golf Course, Lake Buena Vista: public, 9 holes, par 36, 2801 yards, rating 67.6 / slope 126. A walking nine at Disney for kids, beginners or a quick loop on a park-off day.
Disney's Palm Golf Course, Lake Buena Vista: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 6840 yards, rating 73.3 / slope 134, green fees seen $55–$65. The tighter, prettier of the two Disney championship courses, rebuilt by Palmer's firm in 2013. A good second round next to Magnolia; closed Nov 9-27, 2026 for overseed.
Dubsdread Golf Course, Orlando: public, 18 holes. Orlando's historic 1924 city course, ten minutes from downtown, with a new range. The obvious round if you are staying in town.
Eagle Creek Golf Club, Orlando: public, 18 holes, par 73, 7200 yards. A big, well-bunkered Garl/Swan public course near the airport and Lake Nona with a proper clubhouse. One of the better daily-fee options on the east side.
Eagle Dunes Golf Club, Sorrento: public. Rolling course north of Apopka off SR-46 at cheap GolfNow prices. Only practical for Mount Dora or Sorrento stays.
Fairways Country Club, Orlando: public, 18 holes. A budget course on East Colonial near UCF.
Falcon's Fire Golf Club, Kissimmee: public, 18 holes. Rees Jones daily-fee course by the Disney main gate, set up for groups and outings. Reliable, not special.
Forest Lake Golf Club, Ocoee: public, 18 holes, par 72, 7221 yards. Local, owner-run public 18 north of Ocoee; long from the tips and low-key.
Grand Cypress Golf at Evermore - Cypress Course, Orlando: public, 18 holes, par 72, 7000 yards. The old Grand Cypress 27 holes, rebuilt by Nicklaus as one 18 for the new Evermore resort. Public, central, and newer than most around Disney; details and prices still thin.
Grand Cypress Golf at Evermore - Links Course, Orlando: public, 18 holes, par 72, 6773 yards. Nicklaus's St Andrews tribute, formerly the New Course: pot bunkers and shared greens a few miles from Disney. A change of pace for a buddies trip.
Grande Vista Golf Club, Orlando: public. Cheap short-course golf on the Marriott Grande Vista grounds near I-Drive. Fits around a park day; not a buddies-trip course.
Green Valley Country Club, Clermont: public, 18 holes, par 72, 6614 yards, green fees seen $29–$29. Cheap, friendly public course west of Clermont; $29 twilight is the deal.
Harbor Hills Country Club, Lady Lake: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72
Harmony Golf Preserve, Harmony: public, 18 holes. Johnny Miller design in a nature-preserve setting east of St. Cloud. Pleasant, quiet and fairly priced; far from the parks.
Hawk's Landing Golf Club, Orlando: resort, 18 holes, par 70, 6255 yards, rating 70.2 / slope 133. A short, watery par 70 at the Marriott World Center, right by EPCOT. Fine for a family or warm-up round, not a destination.
Heathrow Country Club, Heathrow: private, 18 holes. Heathrow's community club, now paired with the Legacy Club. Member-guest only.
Highlands Reserve Golf Club, Davenport: public, 18 holes, par 72, 6633 yards, rating 71.9 / slope 123. Easy-going daily-fee course among Davenport vacation homes. Cheap and convenient if you are renting nearby.
Interlachen Country Club, Winter Park: private, 18 holes, par 72, 7213 yards, rating 74.6 / slope 145. A demanding private Joe Lee course (145 slope from the tips) in Winter Park. Member-guest only.
Isleworth Golf & Country Club, Windermere: private, 18 holes. Ultra-private Windermere club; member's guest only.
Kings Ridge Golf Club - Kings Course, Clermont: semi-private, 18 holes, par 71, 6269 yards. Short, gentle community course off US-27; fine for a relaxed round.
Kings Ridge Golf Club - Ridge Course, Clermont: semi-private, 18 holes, par 57, 3660 yards. Par-57 executive 18 for a quick, easy round.
Kissimmee Bay Country Club, Kissimmee: semi-private, 18 holes, par 71, 6830 yards. Established semi-private course on the St. Cloud side of Kissimmee that welcomes visitors. Handy for east-side snowbirds.
Lake Nona Golf & Country Club, Orlando: private, 18 holes. A private Tom Fazio club and tour-pro base in Lake Nona. Member-guest only.
Lake Wales Country Club, Lake Wales: semi-private, 18 holes
Legends Golf & Country Club, Clermont: public, 18 holes. Operating Clermont daily-fee course with mid-priced GolfNow times; book through GolfNow, not the dead club website.
Links of Lake Mary, Lake Mary: public, 18 holes. A Lake Mary course on GolfNow with few and poor reviews. Verify before booking.
Mayfair Country Club, Sanford: public, 18 holes, green fees seen $32–$57. A 1922 Ross-attributed course near Sanford airport with clear, low prices. Worth it for history fans or anyone flying into SFB.
MetroWest Golf Club, Orlando: public, 18 holes. Still open despite the redevelopment talk around Orlando courses: a rolling, central public 18 close to Universal and I-Drive.
Mission Resort & Club - El Campeon, Howey-in-the-Hills: resort, 18 holes, green fees seen $58–$58. The older, more dramatic Mission Inn course, with an island-green 16th; the main reason to drive out to Howey-in-the-Hills.
Mission Resort & Club - Las Colinas, Howey-in-the-Hills: resort, 18 holes. Gary Koch's gentler second course at Mission Inn; good value as part of a package.
Mount Dora Golf Club, Mount Dora: public, 18 holes, par 70, 5700 yards. 1945 town course in Mount Dora: short, old-school and charming; a day-trip round, not a destination.
Mystic Dunes Golf Club, Celebration: public, 18 holes, par 72. Gary Koch course on rare rolling, sandy ground near Disney's south side. Public and good value for vacation-home groups.
North Shore Golf Club, Orlando: public, 18 holes. Public course by the airport at Lake Hart. Convenient more than memorable.
Oaks National Golf Club, Kissimmee: public, 18 holes. Budget daily-fee course south of Kissimmee with new greens. Fine for a cheap extra round.
Omni ChampionsGate - International Course, ChampionsGate: resort, 18 holes, par 72, green fees seen $140–$140. Greg Norman's links-style course at the Omni, the better-known of ChampionsGate's two. Public, around $150-190 in November.
Omni ChampionsGate - National Course, ChampionsGate: resort, 18 holes, par 72. The friendlier parkland Norman course at the Omni; pair it with the International.
Orange County National - Crooked Cat, Winter Garden: public, 18 holes. OCN's open, windy, links-look 18 and a LIV venue. Play both OCN courses in a day if you stay at the Lodge.
Orange County National - Panther Lake, Winter Garden: public, 18 holes. The best-known public 36 in the west: hilly by Florida standards, big greens and a huge practice ground. Panther Lake is the more traditional, tree-lined of the two.
Orange County National - The Tooth (9-hole executive), Winter Garden: public, 9 holes. A $15 walking nine for kids, warm-ups and emergency holes.
Orange Lake Resort - The Legends, Kissimmee: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 7072 yards, rating 73.7 / slope 135. Arnold Palmer course at the Orange Lake timeshare; no public tee times seen. Treat as owners and guests first until confirmed.
Orange Lake Resort - The Reserve, Kissimmee: resort, 18 holes, par 71, 6241 yards, rating 70.1 / slope 126. The resort's second 18, a gentler resort course.
Orange Tree Golf Club, Orlando: private, 18 holes. Neighbourhood member club in Dr. Phillips; not a visitor option unless you book an outing.
Polo Park East, Davenport: public. Cheap community course in Davenport; useful only for nearby residents and snowbirds.
Providence Golf Club, Davenport: public, 18 holes, green fees seen $35–$149. Well-liked daily-fee course in a gated Davenport community with clear, fair prices ($99 in November-December, $149 peak). A value pick for snowbirds and villa groups.
RedTail Golf Club, Sorrento: public. Budget course in Sorrento near Mount Dora; fine for locals and snowbirds, not a trip destination.
Remington Golf Club, Kissimmee: semi-private, 18 holes. Neighbourhood course in east Kissimmee; useful for snowbird memberships, not a trip highlight.
Reunion Resort - Nicklaus Course, Reunion: guests-only, 18 holes. One of three signature courses at Reunion, playable when you stay at the resort or a partner vacation home. A strong reason to base a group in a Reunion rental.
Reunion Resort - Palmer Course, Reunion: guests-only, 18 holes. One of three signature courses at Reunion, playable when you stay at the resort or a partner vacation home. A strong reason to base a group in a Reunion rental.
Reunion Resort - Watson Course, Reunion: guests-only, 18 holes. One of three signature courses at Reunion, playable when you stay at the resort or a partner vacation home. A strong reason to base a group in a Reunion rental.
Rio Pinar Golf Club, Orlando: semi-private, 18 holes, par 71, 7250 yards. A 1957 parkland club with real PGA Tour history and new practice facilities, open to daily-fee golfers. A good-value old-school round on the east side.
Royal St. Cloud Golf Links, St. Cloud: public, 27 holes, green fees seen $33–$72. Plain, well-priced 27-hole public course in St. Cloud with a published annual pass. A snowbird practical pick rather than a trip highlight.
Shingle Creek Golf Club, Orlando: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 7213 yards, rating 74.3 / slope 137. The best everyday resort course in the I-Drive and convention corridor: long, well kept and easy to book. Busy, so book early tee times.
Southern Dunes Golf & Country Club, Haines City: semi-private, 18 holes, 7200 yards. Steve Smyers' sand-hill course at Haines City: big bunkers, real elevation, and one of the best public tests near Orlando.
Stonegate Golf Club at Solivita - Cypress Course, Poinciana: semi-private, 18 holes. Community course at Solivita that takes outside play through GolfNow. Cheap, convenient for Poinciana stays, nothing to drive across town for.
Stonegate Golf Club at Solivita - Oaks Course, Poinciana: semi-private, 18 holes. Solivita's second course; same deal as the Cypress: fine local golf for Poinciana-based visitors.
Stoneybrook East Golf Club, Orlando: public, 18 holes, par 72, 6820 yards, green fees seen $31–$45. Solid, fair-priced east Orlando daily-fee course with a tough finish. Useful for groups based near UCF, not worth a long drive.
Stoneybrook West Golf Club, Winter Garden: public, 18 holes, par 72, 7101 yards, rating 74.8 / slope 135, green fees seen $35–$49. Solid, modern public 18 in Winter Garden at fair prices, especially in summer and at twilight.
Streamsong Resort - Black Course, Bowling Green: resort, 18 holes, green fees seen $170–$445
Streamsong Resort - Blue Course, Bowling Green: resort, 18 holes, green fees seen $170–$445
Streamsong Resort - Red Course, Bowling Green: resort, 18 holes, green fees seen $170–$445
Sweetwater Golf & Country Club, Apopka: public, 18 holes, par 72, 6238 yards. A former private community course now open to the public under new owners. Cheap, conditions uneven.
Swiss Fairways Country Club, Clermont: public, 18 holes. Small community course west of Clermont with a new layout; a cheap local round.
The Country Club of Orlando, Orlando: private, 18 holes. Orlando's old-line private club next to downtown. Member-guest only.
The Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes, Longwood: private, 18 holes. Part of the Heathrow CC membership. Not a reliable public option now.
The Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, Orlando, Grande Lakes, Orlando: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 7122 yards, rating 73.9 / slope 139, green fees seen $269–$299. Greg Norman's resort course for the Ritz and JW Marriott, with caddies and a premium price. Open to all; good, not essential.
The Villages - championship and executive courses (Golf The Villages), The Villages: private
Tranquilo Golf Club at Four Seasons Resort Orlando, Lake Buena Vista: guests-only, 18 holes, par 71, 6901 yards. Fazio's old Osprey Ridge, now the Four Seasons' own course. Only for hotel guests and members, so it decides itself with the room booking.
Tuscawilla Country Club, Winter Springs: private, 18 holes, 6851 yards. A 1971 Joe Lee club course in Winter Springs run for members. Not a visitor option unless you join.
Twin Rivers Golf Club, Oviedo: semi-private, 18 holes. A city-owned semi-private course in Oviedo that takes public play. A local's round near UCF.
Ventura Country Club, Orlando: public, 18 holes. Inexpensive community course near the airport and SR 436. Fine for a cheap round.
Waldorf Astoria Golf Club, Lake Buena Vista: resort, 18 holes, par 72, 7104 yards, rating 74.5 / slope 145, green fees seen $74–$74. The best-conditioned resort course right next to Disney, with a Rees Jones layout that bites from the back. Open to anyone; the natural pick for Bonnet Creek and Disney Springs hotel stays.
Wedgefield Golf Club, Orlando: public, 18 holes. A rural 1960s course on the way to the Space Coast. Cheap and quiet, too far out for most trips.
Wekiva Golf Club, Longwood: semi-private, 18 holes, par 72, 6850 yards, green fees seen $32–$65. A pleasant, tree-lined 1970s semi-private course in Longwood. A reasonable local round, not a destination.
White Heron Golf Club, Davenport: public, 18 holes, par 72, 7409 yards. The old Ridgewood Lakes, rebuilt as White Heron: long, bunkered and cheap. A sensible round for Davenport-based groups.
Winter Park Golf Course (WP9), Winter Park: public, 9 holes, par 35, 2480 yards, green fees seen $28–$40. A restored 1914 nine-holer through the streets of Winter Park. Cheap, quick, walkable and full of character; the most charming short round in the area.
Winter Park Pines Golf Club (WP18), Winter Park: public, 18 holes, par 70, green fees seen $29–$60. A plain, short municipal 18 with fair prices and a cheap season pass. Fine for a casual round or a snowbird home course, not a trip highlight.
Zellwood Station Golf Club, Zellwood: semi-private. Course inside a 55+ manufactured-home community north of Apopka that sells public times. Cheap snowbird golf.

Hotels

Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge, Bay Hill, south-west Orlando
ChampionsGate vacation homes and condos (monthly rentals), ChampionsGate
Clarion Inn & Suites Kissimmee-Lake Buena Vista South, Kissimmee, US 192
Clerbrook Golf & RV Resort, Clermont
Conrad Orlando at Evermore, Evermore, west of Disney Springs
Courtyard Orlando Lake Mary/North, Lake Mary
Courtyard Orlando Lake Nona, Lake Nona
Disney's Contemporary Resort, Magic Kingdom area, Walt Disney World
Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort & Campground, Bay Lake, Walt Disney World
Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, Magic Kingdom area, Walt Disney World
Disney's Old Key West Resort, Disney Springs area, Walt Disney World
Disney's Polynesian Village Resort, Magic Kingdom area, Walt Disney World
Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa, Disney Springs area, Walt Disney World
Drury Plaza Hotel Orlando - Disney Springs Area, Disney Springs resort area
Fairfield Inn & Suites Clermont, Clermont
Fairfield Inn & Suites Orlando Lake Buena Vista in the Marriott Village, Lake Buena Vista
Four Seasons Resort Orlando at Walt Disney World Resort, Golden Oak, Walt Disney World
Gaylord Palms Resort & Convention Center, Kissimmee
Hampton Inn & Suites Clermont, Clermont
Hampton Inn & Suites Orlando - South Lake Buena Vista, Kissimmee, US 192 corridor
Hampton Inn Orlando International Airport, MCO airport area
Hampton Inn Orlando-Maingate South, Davenport
Highlands Reserve vacation homes (monthly rentals), Davenport
Hilton Garden Inn Lake Buena Vista/Orlando, Lake Buena Vista
Hilton Vacation Club Mystic Dunes Orlando, Celebration / west Kissimmee
Holiday Inn Club Vacations at Orange Lake Resort, West Kissimmee
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Orlando - International Drive, International Drive
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Orlando South-Davenport, Davenport
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Sanford - Lake Mary, Sanford
Holiday Inn Orlando - Disney Springs Area, Disney Springs resort area
Hyatt Place Orlando/Lake Buena Vista, Lake Buena Vista
Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, Grand Cypress / Lake Buena Vista
JW Marriott Orlando Grande Lakes, Grande Lakes, south Orlando
Mission Resort + Club (Mission Inn Resort & Club), Howey-in-the-Hills
Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate, ChampionsGate
Orlando S.W. / Fort Summit KOA, Davenport
Orlando World Center Marriott, World Center Drive, Lake Buena Vista area
Rainbow Chase RV Resort, Davenport
Reunion Resort & Golf Club, Reunion, west of Kissimmee
Reunion Resort vacation homes (monthly rentals), Reunion, Kissimmee
Rosen Shingle Creek, Universal Boulevard, south I-Drive area
Shades of Green (Armed Forces Recreation Center), Magic Kingdom area, Walt Disney World
Sherwood Forest RV Resort, Kissimmee
Signia by Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek (formerly Hilton Orlando Bonnet Creek), Bonnet Creek
Solivita (55+), seasonal rentals, Poinciana
Solterra Resort vacation homes (monthly rentals), Davenport
Sonesta ES Suites Lake Buena Vista, Lake Buena Vista
SpringHill Suites Orlando at Flamingo Crossings/Western Entrance, Flamingo Crossings, Winter Garden
The Lodge at Orange County National, Winter Garden
The Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes, Grande Lakes, south Orlando
Thousand Trails Orlando RV Resort, Clermont
Tropical Palms RV Resort (Encore/Thousand Trails), Kissimmee
Waldorf Astoria Orlando, Bonnet Creek
Walt Disney World Swan (and Dolphin), EPCOT resort area, Walt Disney World

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