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Kissimmee golf courses: Celebration, US-192 and the east side, the ones you can book

Kissimmee golf courses you can book: Celebration, Mystic Dunes, Falcon's Fire, Kissimmee Bay, Remington and Royal St. Cloud, plus closures and where to stay.

6 min readChecked Nov 5, 2026
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The key number: Kissimmee golf courses: Celebration, US-192 and the east side, the ones you can book

Kissimmee golf courses are built for visitors: six daily-fee and semi-private courses in Kissimmee and Celebration sell public tee times, led by Celebration Golf Club, Mystic Dunes and Falcon's Fire near Disney's south side. Kissimmee Bay, Remington and Oaks National sit east and south. Royal St. Cloud adds 27 cheap holes farther out, and Kissimmee Golf Club has closed.

This guide covers the Kissimmee golf courses you can book, the resort courses with limited access, what closed, and where to stay. Facts were checked in November 2026. Rates change by season, and most courses here price dynamically online.

Quick facts

  • Bookable in Kissimmee and Celebration: Celebration, Mystic Dunes, Falcon's Fire, Kissimmee Bay, Remington, Oaks National.
  • Owners and guests first: Orange Lake Resort's Legends and Reserve.
  • Closest to Disney: Falcon's Fire, about 10 minutes from the main gate (course estimate).
  • Farther east: Royal St. Cloud (27 holes) and Harmony Golf Preserve.
  • Closed: Kissimmee Golf Club (2018) and Hunter's Creek.
  • From downtown Orlando: 31-37 minutes with no traffic.

Kissimmee golf courses compared

Course Design, opened Back tees Booking Drive from downtown
Celebration Golf ClubRobert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr., 1996not in our filesonline, dynamic31 min
Falcon's FireRees Jones, 1993not in our filesonline31 min
Mystic DunesGary Koch, 2000par 72, not rated hereonline; passes sold36 min
Kissimmee BayLloyd Clifton, 19906,830 yds, par 71online or 407-348-465336 min
RemingtonClifton, Ezell & Cliftonnot in our filesonline or 407-344-400436 min
Oaks NationalKarl Littennot in our filesGolfNow37 min
Orange Lake LegendsArnold Palmer signature, 19987,072 yds, 73.7/135owners and guests first40 min
Orange Lake Reserveresort course, 19826,241 yds, 70.1/126owners and guests first42 min

Drive times are free-flow estimates; US-192 and I-4 traffic is often heavy.

Celebration Golf Club

Celebration Golf Club was the last course co-designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr., laid out through lakes, oaks and wetlands on the edge of the Disney-built town. It is daily-fee with online tee times, and Florida Elite Card holders (a local discount card) book through a member login. Google shows 4.4 from 1,065 reviews. The research calls it a solid mid-priced choice for family trips based in Kissimmee. More in our Celebration Golf Club guide and the Celebration course guide.

Mystic Dunes

Mystic Dunes is the unusual one. Gary Koch routed it over rolling, sandy dunes-like ground with big elevation changes for central Florida, plus oaks and wetlands. It is a public par 72 inside the Hilton Vacation Club Mystic Dunes resort on US-192 west of I-4, and sells a Multi-Play Pass and a Dunes Club annual pass (prices not published on the pages read). Resort owners and guests walk over. Read the Mystic Dunes course guide.

Falcon's Fire

Falcon's Fire is a Rees Jones daily-fee course from 1993 just off US-192 and I-4: open, with lots of water and bunkers, and set up for groups. There is no membership. Google shows 3.9 from 1,619 reviews, and the research calls it reliable rather than special. It is the most convenient Kissimmee golf course for Disney's main gate and Old Town.

East Kissimmee: Kissimmee Bay, Remington and Oaks National

These three are local courses that welcome visitors:

  • Kissimmee Bay: a Lloyd Clifton course among oaks and lakes toward St. Cloud, semi-private and "accepting of locals and visitors." It is 30-plus minutes from Disney by the course's estimate, so it suits snowbirds based east of town.
  • Remington: a community course with memberships that sells public tee times; useful for a snowbird membership.
  • Oaks National: a budget Karl Litten course south of Kissimmee with century-old oaks and new Champion G12 bermuda greens (per GolfNow). Google shows 3.4 from 460 reviews.

Orange Lake Resort: owners and guests first

The Holiday Inn Club Vacations Orange Lake Resort timeshare on US-192 has the Legends (an Arnold Palmer signature course), the Reserve and two executive nines. Owners and guests are the main users. Public access and rates were not confirmed: GolfNow carries facility pages but showed no tee times in November 2026 searches, while Google Maps lists online booking. Call before you plan on it. The resort fee is $50.63 a night (third-party list, November 2026).

St. Cloud and Harmony

East of Kissimmee, Royal St. Cloud is a public 27-hole facility with the same price for everyone. Its November 1-December 31, 2026 rates are clear:

Tee time Mon-Thu Fri-Sun
Before 1:30 pm$69$72
1:30-2:30 pm$62$65
2:30-3 pm$56$59
After 4:30 pm$34$36

Cart is included and sales tax is extra; peak rates for January-April 2027 were not yet published. An annual Royal Membership costs $1,575, with a per-round cart fee. Farther out, Harmony Golf Preserve, a Johnny Miller design through wetlands and pines, was from $49.99 on GolfNow for November 5, 2026. More in St. Cloud golf.

Closed Kissimmee golf courses

  • Kissimmee Golf Club: closed for business in 2018; GolfNow keeps only a stale page.
  • Hunter's Creek: closed, with the land offered at auction in November 2026.

Both still show up on old listings. See closed golf courses in Orlando.

Nearby courses just outside Kissimmee

Hawk's Landing, a short par 70 at the Orlando World Center Marriott, is about five minutes from EPCOT by the course's estimate. ChampionsGate's Norman courses and Reunion's three are a few exits west on I-4; see ChampionsGate golf. Disney's courses are covered in Disney World golf courses.

Booking and timing

Most Kissimmee golf courses sell tee times on their own sites, and Oaks National books through GolfNow. Booking windows are not published in our files, so for January to April book as soon as each system allows: snowbirds return from November, and spring breaks and Canadian March break fill tee sheets near Disney in March and early April. Easter is March 28, 2027.

November and early December are the sweet spot, with NOAA normals of about 78F highs in November and the driest weather of the year. June to September is cheapest, but afternoon thunderstorms come on 14-17 days a month, so take the first tee times. Our Orlando tee times guide covers the booking systems.

Where to stay for Kissimmee golf courses

Room rates are not in our files. Vacation homes around Kissimmee are the usual value base for groups; see Orlando vacation homes for golf.

Plan it on the map

Open the Orlando golf map to see all the Kissimmee golf courses with their access, drive times and the hotels nearest each. The $49 plan can fit rounds around park days for a family or cover a whole winter stay with a weekly rotation across Kissimmee and St. Cloud.

Courses in this guide

CelebrationCelebration31 minA tidy Trent Jones daily-fee course in Celebration, close to Disney's south gates. Solid mid-priced choice for family trips based in Kissimmee.CelebrationMystic DunesPar 72 · 36 minGary Koch course on rare rolling, sandy ground near Disney's south side. Public and good value for vacation-home groups.KissimmeeFalcon's Fire31 minRees Jones daily-fee course by the Disney main gate, set up for groups and outings. Reliable, not special.KissimmeeKissimmee BayPar 71 · 36 minEstablished semi-private course on the St. Cloud side of Kissimmee that welcomes visitors. Handy for east-side snowbirds.KissimmeeRemington36 minNeighbourhood course in east Kissimmee; useful for snowbird memberships, not a trip highlight.KissimmeeOaks National37 minBudget daily-fee course south of Kissimmee with new greens. Fine for a cheap extra round.KissimmeeOrange Lake Resort · The LegendsPar 72 · Slope 135 · 40 minArnold Palmer course at the Orange Lake timeshare; no public tee times seen. Treat as owners and guests first until confirmed.KissimmeeOrange Lake Resort · The ReservePar 71 · Slope 126 · 42 minThe resort's second 18, a gentler resort course.St. CloudRoyal St. Cloud Golf LinksFrom $33 · 44 minPlain, well-priced 27-hole public course in St. Cloud with a published annual pass. A snowbird practical pick rather than a trip highlight.OrlandoHawk's LandingPar 70 · Slope 133 · 27 minA short, watery par 70 at the Marriott World Center, right by EPCOT. Fine for a family or warm-up round, not a destination.

Questions golfers ask

How many Kissimmee golf courses can visitors book?

Six courses in Kissimmee and Celebration sell public tee times on our map: Celebration, Mystic Dunes, Falcon's Fire, Kissimmee Bay, Remington and Oaks National. Orange Lake's Legends and Reserve are for resort owners and guests first. Royal St. Cloud and Harmony are farther east.

Which Kissimmee golf course is closest to Disney?

Falcon's Fire is just off US-192 and I-4, about 10 minutes from Disney's main gate by the course's estimate. Mystic Dunes is about 10 minutes from Animal Kingdom, and Celebration about 10-15 minutes from Animal Kingdom or Magic Kingdom. These are estimates, not routed times.

What do Kissimmee golf courses cost?

Most publish dynamic online rates, and our files hold few dollar figures for Kissimmee itself. Royal St. Cloud, east of Kissimmee, publishes $69 Monday-Thursday and $72 Friday-Sunday before 1:30 pm for November-December 2026, cart included, falling to $34-36 after 4:30 pm.

Is Kissimmee Golf Club still open?

No. Our research found it closed for business in 2018. The club website does not resolve and GolfNow keeps only a stale details page with no tee times. Hunter's Creek, just north of Kissimmee, is also closed.

Can the public play the Orange Lake Resort courses?

Not confirmed. The Legends (Arnold Palmer, 7,072 yards, 73.7/135) and the Reserve are at the Holiday Inn Club Vacations Orange Lake timeshare, and owners and guests are the main users. No public tee times appeared in GolfNow searches in November 2026, though Google Maps lists online booking. Call first.

Which Kissimmee golf course is best for a big group?

Falcon's Fire is set up for tournaments and outings, and the club calls itself a top-10 tournament facility in North America. It is a natural pick for 12-16 player scrambles. Celebration and Mystic Dunes also suit vacation-home groups.

Where should golfers stay in Kissimmee?

Mystic Dunes Resort has kitchen suites with the course in the grounds and a $34.05 nightly resort fee. Gaylord Palms is 6-7 minutes from Falcon's Fire and Celebration but has no golf and a $51.53 resort fee. The Hampton Inn South Lake Buena Vista is 8 minutes from Falcon's Fire.

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