Orlando golf courses: every course from Disney to Lake County, bookable ones first

Orlando golf courses number 86 on our map, from Winter Park and Sanford down through Disney, Kissimmee and Davenport, plus six off the board. Most of them can be booked: 44 are public, 13 semi-private and 11 resort courses sell tee times to anyone. The famous names are the exception. Bay Hill, Reunion and Tranquilo need a room, and 10 clubs are private.

This guide puts the bookable Orlando golf courses first, area by area, then the guest-only courses, the private clubs and the courses that have closed. Every fee below was seen in November 2026 unless another date is given, and rates change by season and by how full the tee sheet is.

Quick facts

• On the map: 86 course records around Orlando, plus Streamsong, Lake Wales and Harbor Hills off the board.
• Bookable by anyone: 57 public and semi-private courses, plus 11 resort courses that sell public tee times.
• Guest-only: six, at Bay Hill (Lodge guests), Reunion (resort and partner-rental guests) and Tranquilo (Four Seasons guests).
• Private: 10 member clubs, including Isleworth, Lake Nona and Interlachen.
• Closest full 18 to downtown: Dubsdread, about 9 minutes.
• Grass: bermuda, with fall overseeding at Disney and several resort courses.
• Time zone: Eastern, the same as Ontario, Quebec and New York.

Orlando golf courses you can book: Disney and the resort corridor

These are the big regulation courses around Disney, Lake Buena Vista and International Drive. Drive times are from downtown Orlando.

Disney's courses take public bookings 90 days out on the same rates as Disney hotel guests, and the files hold no dollar 18-hole rates, only seasonal discounts. The 9-hole Oak Trail is a walking course for families. Our Magnolia course guide covers the longest of them, and Disney World golf courses covers all four.

Closer to Universal, MetroWest is about 16 minutes from downtown and the short Grande Vista course was from $30.99 on GolfNow for November 5, 2026.

Kissimmee, Celebration, ChampionsGate and Davenport

South of Disney, the US-192 and I-4 corridor holds the vacation-home courses:

• Kissimmee and Celebration: Celebration Golf Club (Robert Trent Jones Sr. and Jr., 1996), Mystic Dunes, Falcon's Fire by Disney's main gate, Kissimmee Bay, Remington and Oaks National. More in Kissimmee golf courses.
• ChampionsGate: the Omni's two Greg Norman courses, International ($140-189 on GolfLink for November 5, 2026) and National, plus the community ChampionsGate Country Club from $49.
• Davenport and Haines City: Providence ($99 before 2 pm in November-December 2026, $149 before noon from February 1), Highlands Reserve, White Heron and Steve Smyers' Southern Dunes, which has about 100 feet of elevation change.
• St. Cloud and Poinciana: Royal St. Cloud, 27 holes at $69-72 before 1:30 pm, Harmony and the two Stonegate courses at Solivita.

The Orange Lake Legends and Reserve are resort courses for Orange Lake owners and guests first; no public tee times showed up in GolfNow searches in November 2026.

Winter Garden, Clermont and Lake County

West of Disney, Orange County National is the anchor: two public 18s, Panther Lake and Crooked Cat, a $15 walking nine and a lodge. See the Orange County National guide. Nearby, Stoneybrook West rates 74.8/135 from 7,101 yards and posted $49 with cart for August 2026 mornings, and Forest Lake in Ocoee runs 7,221 yards.

Around Clermont: Clermont National (from $69.99), Legends (from $45), Green Valley ($29 twilight), the two Kings Ridge courses and Swiss Fairways. Farther north, Mission Resort & Club has two 18s open to the public, and Black Bear, a P.B. Dye course at 7,041 yards, sits outside Eustis.

Winter Park, Seminole County and east Orlando

• In town: Dubsdread, the 1924 city course, was from $38.99 on GolfNow for November 5, 2026. Winter Park Golf Course, a 1914 nine, is $33 Monday to Thursday for non-residents, and Winter Park Pines is $55-60 with cart. Rio Pinar, a 1957 club with PGA Tour history, sells daily green fees.
• Seminole County: Mayfair in Sanford ($53.95-57.95 before 11 am from November 15, 2026), Wekiva, Casselberry with its $399 monthly pass, Twin Rivers, Sweetwater and Links of Lake Mary.
• East and the airport: Eagle Creek, a 7,200-yard par 73 about 15 minutes from MCO, North Shore, Stoneybrook East, Ventura, Fairways and Wedgefield.

Courses only resort guests can play

Six records on the map are open only to guests of one resort:

• Bay Hill Championship and the Charger nine: for members and guests staying at Arnold Palmer's Bay Hill Club & Lodge. See how to play Bay Hill.
• Reunion Palmer, Watson and Nicklaus: for members, Reunion Resort guests and guests of partner vacation-home managers. Our Reunion Nicklaus course guide has the detail.
• Tranquilo: Tom Fazio's former Osprey Ridge, for guests of the Four Seasons Resort Orlando and club members.

Private Orlando golf courses

Ten clubs on the map are private, and visitors play them only as a member's guest: Isleworth, Lake Nona Golf & Country Club, Interlachen (74.6/145 from 7,213 yards), the Country Club of Orlando, Orange Tree, Bella Collina, Alaqua, Heathrow, the Legacy Club at Alaqua Lakes and Tuscawilla. The Golden Bear Club at Keene's Pointe is not on the map: our research could not verify it, so its status is unclear and you should call first. More in private golf clubs in Orlando.

Closed and changed courses

Old listings still show several Orlando golf courses that are gone:

• Hunter's Creek: closed; the land was offered at auction in November 2026.
• EastWood: owners announced its closure for August 2020 for a housing subdivision.
• Kissimmee Golf Club: closed in 2018.
• Errol Estate in Apopka: defunct; the land was sold in July 2025.
• Grand Cypress North, South and East nines: closed in November 2019 and rebuilt by Nicklaus as the Cypress Course at Evermore.

Closed golf courses in Orlando covers the rest and what to play instead. Naples has a similar list; compare it in Naples golf courses.

Booking and timing

January to April is peak season, with the highest fees. Windows vary: 90 days at Disney, 60 days for non-guests at Grand Cypress, about four months at Grande Lakes, 14 days at Mayfair and 3 days for the public at the Winter Park nine. June to September is cheapest but brings afternoon storms. Read Orlando tee times and the best time to golf in Orlando.

Plan it on the map

Open the Orlando golf map to see all 86 Orlando golf courses, which are public, which need a room and which hotels unlock them. The $49 plan can build a short trip around the courses you can book, fit rounds around park days or cover a whole winter stay with a weekly rotation.